Bell Plans On Returning Now?

[BFritz21]

(11-01-2018, 10:17 AM)Captain Obvious Wrote: They weren't giving the Bell the ball because he wasn't producing. Conner got the ball because when they gave him the ball, he actually was. Wow, what a concept. Thank God you aren't a coach, because you would be coaching a team and going 0-16. I never said every player that produced only did so because of the offense or defense they faced. Reading is fundamental, maybe you should try it sometime. I said it depends on the PLAYER, the team they're playing for and the team they're facing. It's easier for someone to come in and produce when they're like a WR on a great team playing against the Giants, then it would be for some RB on a bad team who's playing the Rams. I even said even a blind squirrel can find a nut once in a while. That would be for players that do come in and start producing right away. I guess you conveniently skipped over that part.  How is that analogy working out for you that you compared sprinters workouts to football players workouts? Wow, just when I thought you couldn't post anything more stupid, BAM, you go and surprise me. Thanks Brad. Keep posting, you make me more more like a genius with every post. I love it.

You're throwing out more and more bullshit!

Bell had more yards than Conner in that game!

I'll address the rest of your stupid post after you explain how that's outproducing Bell or you can just admit that your whole "argument" has been a scam and you've had no real substance to anything you've posted.


In case you're curious since you're obviously too stupid to look these things up on your own, here's the box score:
Le'Veon Bell
10
32
3.2
0
15
James Conner
4
11
2.8
0
5



Also, like I said, you once again ignored that all players that come in right away and produce don't do it against bad teams, but you kind of just reworded it to include now that they were also on good teams, which doesn't make any sense and ignores the fact that players come in all the time and produce right away against multiple opponents, good and bad, and on good teams and on bad teams.