RB Stable with Mixon Gone

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(05-24-2024, 11:09 AM)SunsetBengal Wrote: I think that was part of the problem, he wanted to be something that he's not. He wants to be a cutback runner, but his best stuff is in a straight line. That alone is the biggest reason that I wasn't sad to see him go.

Still believe that Le'Veon Bell (and Arian Foster) poisoned a whole generation of big RBs into that. Arian Foster set the stage but then the start of Le'Veon Bell's rise was the end of the era of like Marshawn Lynch, Frank Gore, Maurice Jones-Drew, Marion Barber, Chris Ivory... where even if you were 210 or 215 you tried to punish defenders and run them over.