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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Let's just Come out and say it, nobody has any faith in a white running back. I ho.estly believe that is a problem with alot of people. Some are going crazy over Demps, when he has Nothing on Woodhead. Where is the logic there? If Vereen doesn't have brains, what is there to gain?
Let's just Come out and say it, nobody has any faith in a white running back. I ho.estly believe that is a problem with alot of people. Some are going crazy over Demps, when he has Nothing on Woodhead. Where is the logic there? If Vereen doesn't have brains, what is there to gain?
Let's just Come out and say it, nobody has any faith in a white running back. I ho.estly believe that is a problem with alot of people. Some are going crazy over Demps, when he has Nothing on Woodhead. Where is the logic there? If Vereen doesn't have brains, what is there to gain?
Let's just Come out and say it, nobody has any faith in a white running back. I ho.estly believe that is a problem with alot of people. Some are going crazy over Demps, when he has Nothing on Woodhead. Where is the logic there? If Vereen doesn't have brains, what is there to gain?
Y! SPORTSRunning back Ryan Mathews lent credence to speculation that the San Diego Chargers' 2012 collapse was the result of a lax locker room.
Mathews said in an NFL Network interview the team grew "complacent" last season. Former head coach Norv Turner's ability -- or inability -- to motivate players was a common criticism in his six years at the helm in San Diego.
Veterans including Donald Butler took umbrage with Mathews' sentiment. Per U-T San Diego, Butler said the third-year running back Mathews did not speak for all Chargers.
The Chargers struggled mightily in various facets throughout 2012, and few quite like the run game. San Diego ranked No. 27 in the National Football League with just 91.3 yards per game. Mathews gained 707 yards and scored only one touchdown.
Perhaps complacency impacted some Bolts more than others, but a priority in the organization's offseason of change must be removing any complacent attitudes from the locker room.
What? Who says Vereen isn't as intelligent as Woodhead in terms of football smarts. It isn't rocket science. And if it is he has Matt Patrica to help him out.
I don't agree it has to do with race (maybe there is a little of that) but I think everyone's on Vereens jock primarily because he was relatively high drafted. People think "we'll of course Vereen had to be better, he's a high draft pick".
In reality, the numbers in every single way support Woodhead. Just my take.