RB Stable with Mixon Gone

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(05-22-2024, 12:15 PM)Synric Wrote: This is a joke right? 

"Explosive runs" is just another term for long runs it doesn't have anything to do with speed. In fact it says alot more about the Colts #3 OL and run scheme.

For reference Audric Estime had more "explosive runs" than any other running back in the draft cycle but he is not a fast player.

The only joke here is you tossing out a strawman to make this about speed. My post didn't bring up speed. It brought up explosive runs, which I just backed up with data.

This is about RESULTS on a football field. Not on a track in a straight line. This isn't 1945 where a 40 yard dash is what people should be focussing on because that's all there is to go off of. It's the age of information we're in. There's a ton of info supporting me, where is yours? You're bringing a 40 yard dash from March 2017 to the table..... and then what?

On field data shows that YES, the Bengals are more explosive with Moss & Brown platooning than they would be with Mixon & Brown. This isn't even close and I haven't even touched on yards after contact and TFL data.

- Also, I saw your "It was the O Line" stuff from a mile away and addressed that at the bottom of the post you quoted.... Chase brown didn't seem to have an issue behind the same line, did he? Seems to me we need to have a serious discussion about connecting dots and how it relates to cause & effect.