yes, I am. Now take that to the Pantheon thread when the time is right and be sure to tell me that I was right. Thanks
It basically comes down to whether or not that extra production can be replicated in some form. It can be through the combination of backs now, or for Romo getting more yards. There was a combination of factors which lead to lower Romo yards as a whole, mostly because he wasn't being asked to bail out the defense over and over again like the previous three years. He also missed a game. I think their overall production, in yards at least, remains within ~100 yards of where they ended up at the end of 2014. The running game will have less yards but Romo will have more. That's why I call it a wash. I think Randle and RunDMC can absolutely hit 2k yards between the two of them, which is probably about as much as Murray/Randle would have had this year if he had stayed in Dallas. All things considered at least.
Now who's delusional? He had 73 yards in the first game, and 81 yards in game 2 on 31 rushes (2.6 yd average). That's a funny definition of "eating your team up" considering the Eagles gave up 110 yards rushing per game
it wasn't the numbers. I remember him making key plays that broke our back that 2nd game. Didn't he have 2 TDs that game?
What? He's been in the NFL for 2 seasons and was backup to one of the best RBs in the league for both of them. How much of a workload did you expect him to be given? I mean as I said it's too small of a sample pool, but he did average 6.7 yards per carry last year. Even if you take out his longest run for distorting the average, he's still at 5.6 ypc.
That's not my point or maybe it is!? I feel like you're trolling with this but he's a wait and see player. Being a backup does not equate to being a starter and it's too early to say how he will hold up with a heavier work load. pretty straight forward stuff.
When you say he hasn't been given a heavy work load immediately after saying you don't think the coaches trust him, it pretty directly implies you think the lack of trust is the reason he hasn't been given a heavier work load. I'm not trolling, you just need to English better.
Wtf does using multiple running backs have to do with trust? It's what you do when you either have backs who have different strengths and there's no clear favorite. It's also something Dallas's OC loves to do regardless of who the RBs are
They had a clear back last year. It worked for them just fine. I think them not having a clear back is an indication of confidence in their backs and their ability to take over the lions share of the carries.
You didn't change systems. You lost a player that carried the load and you have no body on the roster that can step in and take on that load, so they went RBBC out of need.
