Wax Frog
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From your lips to GOAT's hooded ears...No more fumbles, Harris, Rham..
Harris+Rham with Bolden (replaces JamesWhite)....
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Harris+Rham with Bolden (replaces JamesWhite)....
25:00 minute mark. Hannah blocks Randy White and Cunnigham goes all the way. I remember this like it was yesterday.1977 or 78: Don Calhoun, Ike Forte, Horace Ivory, Sam Cunningham, Andy Johnson, et al. GREAT rushing team. Broke some records if I recall. Of course that was back when the running game was king all around the league. And yes, I'm old.
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One of the more threatening results is that average sperm count is down by half over the past 50 years, and is approaching an average level where conception becomes virtually impossible without medical intervention.
Tell that to my wife who took exactly one evening to get pregnant
25:00 minute mark. Hannah blocks Randy White and Cunnigham goes all the way. I remember this like it was yesterday.
Tough, one cut finisher type. Classic big back for Bill. Definitely has the finish mentality you want in the 4th quarter, last 4 mins.
At times he'll be too much of hurry for contact. Patience behind the los could be worked on some. It's not bad but that's where he'll make his $ and could be maximized a little more. Its better once he hits the second level but can get stuck in traffic up close at times. Stretch stuff needs a little clean up but he can run in most system simply bc of his balance and toughness.
Bruiser that wants contact but doesn't have 5000 carries coming into the league. Does a nice job with subtle cuts, stop/start, stiff arm to avoid tackles. If you're not going low you're on the ground. He'll lower his shoulder and give you nothing but his upper body to hit which works out for him. Again nice job at giving up as little as possible to touch. Lots falling forward, tough yac. Teams are going to be hurting between Harris & Stevenson (if he works out) for 4 quarters. Big, tough, mean backs that want contact. Two big backs!
Enough speed for chunks. Won't run away from anyone but more than enough burst and short speed. Remember once he gets going it's not fun or easy to get him down. Good lateral ability. Decent COD, nice little spin move at times.
++ contact balance. He'll carry a LB for yards, drag a DB 10 yards. Hes a guy that will require wrapping up and multiple tacklers most times, esp once he hits space.
Soft hands, r/r was simple and basic but he was running angle routes and other stuff at the SR Bowl. Lots of potential there. Please don't shy away from it Josh, he can do it.
Decent in pass pro but needs more urgency. Too hesitant at times. This wasn't something he did a lot in college. Decent but needs to get better covering up and hitting the A/B gaps.
Strong back with 3 down upside, short yardage potential and could be a big-time finisher. Improve his patience and ability to set his blocks on the line. Keep his weight in check, he was 240 at times and he'll fit right in here. Suspended in 2019 for pot-carried over to 2020.
I had a 4th on him so like the value and not really surprised by a RB. That room is hanging on by a thread, he's needed. Him & Harris are similar but also a little different. Again two really big backs that most defenses aren't going to want to hit for 4 quarters. Especially when most teams are carrying lighter LB's. Our RB are almost the size of today's backers.
I'd love to see Blake Corum as a James White replacement. They're built extremely similarly - short, stout, low center of gravity, quick and shifty but not fast in a straight line (Corum might have a bit more burst than White, but they're not far apart). Both come from the Big Ten. Both have very good vision and utilize blocks well. Both have very good hands and are a receiving threat. White was taken in the 4th round. I think a 5th for Corum would be appropriate, maaaaybe a 4th.
Yes, and usually with nine or ten yards after first contact. If not more.Seemed like Stevenson was going for 11 yards with 10 to get a first down every 2-3 attempts. He's already tough for defenses to deal with.
I loved Evans and Carter as White replacements last year but he's another name to know.
25:00 minute mark. Hannah blocks Randy White and Cunnigham goes all the way. I remember this like it was yesterday.
I went to that Houston game also. Very disappointing.The 78 playoff loss to Houston was actually the last Patriot's home game I've attended. I remember being very sad and very cold on those aluminum benches...
The 78 playoff loss to Houston was actually the last Patriot's home game I've attended. I remember being very sad and very cold on those aluminum benches...