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Ameer sure seemed like he played every down (and ST) while here.Ameer's not an every-down back. He definitely has the most big-play ability, but if we're needing someone reliable and who can be there the entire season, he's not it. Rex's only weakness is after 20 yards, other than that he tested as well as anyone. Rex is in, and Roy has to go.
But Helu could jump over peopleAmeer's not an every-down back. He definitely has the most big-play ability, but if we're needing someone reliable and who can be there the entire season, he's not it. Rex's only weakness is after 20 yards, other than that he tested as well as anyone. Rex is in, and Roy has to go.
Wow. Tough.Start, bench, cut
Start: Ameer
Bench: Roy
Cut: Burkehead
Helu has the most big play ability. Remember 2010 Missouri? Abdullah not an every down back at Nebraska? 3 1000+ yard seasons and forced 2 4 star backs to transfer. My depth chart would be Abdullah, helu, burkhead, but would take any of themAmeer's not an every-down back. He definitely has the most big-play ability, but if we're needing someone reliable and who can be there the entire season, he's not it. Rex's only weakness is after 20 yards, other than that he tested as well as anyone. Rex is in, and Roy has to go.
not even closeAmeer sure seemed like he played every down (and ST) while here.
You mean when he ran straight through those gaping holes? Yeah, I remember. Helu wasn't nearly as good at making people miss, which is a really important attribute of a RB, especially when their O lines are marginal. Roy's a good RB, but isn't as complete as the other 2. And I'm considering Pro as well, not just college.Helu has the most big play ability. Remember 2010 Missouri? Abdullah not an every down back at Nebraska? 3 1000+ yard seasons and forced 2 4 star backs to transfer. My depth chart would be Abdullah, helu, burkhead, but would take any of them
Start, bench, cut
Start: Ameer
Bench: Roy
Cut: Burkehead
Helu had by far the best top end speedYou mean when he ran straight through those gaping holes? Yeah, I remember. Helu wasn't nearly as good at making people miss, which is a really important attribute of a RB, especially when their O lines are marginal. Roy's a good RB, but isn't as complete as the other 2. And I'm considering Pro as well, not just college.
Poetry in motion.I can’t do it. Time to bring back the wishbone.
Lol. I don't know what games you were watching.not even close
SimilarStart, bench, cut
Start: Ameer
Bench: Roy
Cut: Burkehead
Helu is the best back we've had since Ahman. Start Roy, bench Rex, send Ameer packing
Burkhead did cost us a national championship dropping that pass in the Texas game.Start, bench, cut
Start: Ameer
Bench: Roy
Cut: Burkehead
Burkhead did cost us a national championship dropping that pass in the Texas game.
IStart, bench, cut
Start: Ameer
Bench: Roy
Cut: Burkehead
IAmeer sure seemed like he played every down (and ST) while here.
Is this the best back-to-back-to-back group of running backs we've ever had?
Redwine
Craig
Rozier
Dubose
Jones
Clark
Jones
Phillips
Green
Helu
Burkhead
Abdullah
I've got an even better group within that group:I have a better group within that group..
90-96
Derek Brown
Calvin Jones
Lawrence.Phillips
Ahman Green
DeAngelo Evans
He'll of a run even though Jello was cut short by injury.
Holla