Wow, you've added a layer of interpretation that had nothing to do with my point to make it appear that it proves yours. I never once said anything about a "homerun threat".
Sorry but when you throw out those numbers, you are implying as such even if you weren't initially conscious of it. If all you wanted to point out was that Moss was breaking down, all you had to do was say so and prove that my point wasn't relevant
Benny is a fine runner. I can all but assure you that I was higher on Benny in 2009 and 2010 than 95% of this site. He always falls forward and his ability to read the traffic is phenominal.
But he is not a "complete player" and that absolutely does limit the effectiveness of the offense. Teams don't have to worry about the edges or his receiving. This presented itself on those key 3rd and shorts, and Benny also seemed to struggle whenever teams had success stopping NE's passing game.
I never said BJGE was a superstar, and I do agree that he is not a homerun threat, but I think he is a perfect fit for what this line does. This line under Dante executes some pretty complicated blocking schemes. I've been seeing more and more whams and 2nd level executions. When you throw in a RB that follows the game plan to the letter, and does his job, you are going to get consistent results and I would rather have that than have a series of misfires then a homerun
I said before the draft that NE needed to get a complete running back and low and behold! They did.
What's your point? I said the same thing, only because Taylor wasn't coming back and Morris was a reach to make roster
