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RE: Lets discuss stats at positions that equate playoffs.I - THE PISTONS - 05-20-2019
(05-20-2019, 02:19 PM)KillerGoose Wrote: I would much prefer Mixon not having a 1300-1400 yard season. He’s obviously talented enough to do so but running back is a strength on offense. Run it as a committee, get Gio and Williams/Anderson involved.
I don't see the #3 back getting many carries at all. Maybe 2-3 a game unless someone is hurt.
RE: Lets discuss stats at positions that equate playoffs.I - OSUfan - 05-21-2019
(05-20-2019, 07:57 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: I don't see the #3 back getting many carries at all. Maybe 2-3 a game unless someone is hurt.
I would not agree with that at all. I think there is going to very liberal substitutions which is why we have so many RB prospects coming into camp. I think Taylor saw what happened last season when they over worked Gurley. I do not think he is going to make that same mistake with Mixon and Bernard. He is going to work them but he is not going to abuse them like the Rams did to Gurley.
There is an argument that healthier Gurley helps the Rams win the big game.
RE: Lets discuss stats at positions that equate playoffs.I - impactplaya - 05-21-2019
I can see Gio Mixon and Williams all running the rock
on Sunday and maybe Anderson returning a kickoff back or 2.