Barkley has been night and day better than Harris his entire career. Is he better on Philly, of course, just like Henry on the Ravens is better than he has ever been. But to compare these guys at any point in their career, to Najee is beyond ridiculous.
Yeah, after Kenny's performance this year I think they might erect a statue of Kenny ourside the Linc.
Winner!!!
Barry Sanders behind the Hogs could struggle
Yep. You have now compared Harris to probably the top two RBs in the game today. Who play in better Offenses. Have a better scheme. Have better play calling. Have better OLs. Better coaches. Better ownership.
I think both Henry and Barkley showed their explosive capability with both of the teams they played on.
I am saying you are referring to probably the best 2 RB's in the league now playing in elite offenses on teams run by organizations that are now superior to ours. Harris is not on their level. Probably never will be.....most of the RBs under them won't ever be either.
Good question I think both of them would do well here. Because it isn’t like Warren and Naj have sucked here. Even Patterson had a few brief attractive moments.I am saying you are referring to probably the best 2 RB's in the league now playing in elite offenses on teams run by organizations that are now superior to ours. Harris is not on their level. Probably never will be.....most of the RBs under them won't ever be either.
Also....do you think Harris' stats our better if he plays in Philly or Baltimore? I do. Probably has easily a better YPC ...more yards and more TDs. Now place either of those RBs on this team. Do their stats get better or worse?
Running into stacked boxes and getting hit in the backfield often would drastically affect their overall performance. Both of them ran thru our D without so much of a finger touching them until they hit our secondary sadly. And we both know our D is/was ELITE.Good question I think both of them would do well here. Because it isn’t like Warren and Naj have sucked here. Even Patterson had a few brief attractive moments.
Do their stats get worse I would think worse but ultimately I have no idea. Would love to find out!
We can’t say the O will look exactly the same this season. We can bet they will address the WR position, you will also have year two within Smith’s scheme which might help.
Ahh....so we are now thinking we will grow as an offense from year 1 of Smith's tenure here to year 2. Man how many times have we all been sucked into that thinking process.
I threw the idea out not that I am buying stock.Ahh....so we are now thinking we will grow as an offense from year 1 of Smith's tenure here to year 2. Man how many times have we all been sucked into that thinking process.
Hey though. This might actually be that year that we actually do grow as an offense. I won't be holding my breathe on that notion. I will have my fingers crossed though.
It's the stuff only the vastly ignorant would do. Period.
Let me guess, Fraudlin is all of a sudden gonna grow brains and stop being so simplistic? We are going to stop play calling: 1st down rush, 2nd down rush, 3rd down throw incomplete or too short of a pass, 4th Punt? Something like that? Over and over. No seam passes to TE ever? How about more "toss" runs that have zero chance of working? That's all we got.Ahh....so we are now thinking we will grow as an offense from year 1 of Smith's tenure here to year 2. Man how many times have we all been sucked into that thinking process.
Hey though. This might actually be that year that we actually do grow as an offense. I won't be holding my breathe on that notion. I will have my fingers crossed though.
And bacon.
Worse by a Fraudlin mile.I am saying you are referring to probably the best 2 RB's in the league now playing in elite offenses on teams run by organizations that are now superior to ours. Harris is not on their level. Probably never will be.....most of the RBs under them won't ever be either.
Also....do you think Harris' stats our better if he plays in Philly or Baltimore? I do. Probably has easily a better YPC ...more yards and more TDs. Now place either of those RBs on this team. Do their stats get better or worse?
No arguing any of these points.
You've got to come up with something better for Tomlin in the moniker department, my man.
Come on. Warren is not the featured RB. Harris probably ran into more stacked boxes than any other RB. Never missed any games. Played when banged up. Never fumbled. Warren when banged up was useless. Rarely ran into stacked boxes. Was an awesome change of pace RB. Unless we change our Offensive philosophy and play calling I doubt Warren will be able to carry the workload of a starter for an entire season. We will see I guess next year.
The quarterbacks were effectively the number two running backs for both Baltimore and Philadelphia, so the backup running backs hardly saw the field. Justice Hill for Baltimore did average 4.9 YPC on 228 yards
