phildadon86
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No what’s comical is anyone here saying Murray is just as good as Zeke and that Zeke isn’t an elite blocker.This is getting comical now.
No what’s comical is anyone here saying Murray is just as good as Zeke and that Zeke isn’t an elite blocker.This is getting comical now.
No measurement can judge this. Must read.How is an elite blocking back measured? I think PFF has pass blocking stats for running backs but you need to be an elite subscriber to view them. I think both Zeke and Murray were very good blockers, I just don't know where the elite status is.
You keep on having to resort to his scouting report, and you keep on saying the stats say he's elite.Stats in blocking? And I’m grasping at straws. His scouting report said as much. He loves to block. He’s saved daks behind multiple times with his blocking so stop. You sound silly now
Murray did one thing at an elite level, get to and through the LOS. Zeke is better at more things than Murray.No what’s comical is anyone here saying Murray is just as good as Zeke and that Zeke isn’t an elite blocker.
Scouting reports are all we have. No way to measure blocking effectiveness except by having the experts analyze and see what they have to say.You keep on having to resort to his scouting report, and you keep on saying the stats say he's elite.
You know who also had an elite scouting report? Trent Richardson. Stop using the scouting report and college stats lmao
I've stated both were very good blockers and that I didn't know where the line for "elite" was. RBs are measured on their pass blocking. I would like to see how they measure up with the other RBs around the league as a comparison. For example, I found an article that has Jonathan Stewart, Robert Turbin and Rashad Jennings as the best pass protecting running backs in 2016. You know, I'd like some objective data to go along with a claim, or is that just too much to ask for?No what’s comical is anyone here saying Murray is just as good as Zeke and that Zeke isn’t an elite blocker.
He was elite his rookie season. Now you have no basis for claiming he's elite at it. PFF used to tout him as an elite blocker, now he's slightly above average.Zeke is an elite blocker. Agenda?
I've stated both were very good blockers and that I didn't know where the line for "elite" was. RBs are measured on their pass blocking. I would like to see how they measure up with the other RBs around the league as a comparison. For example, I found an article that has Jonathan Stewart, Robert Turbin and Rashad Jennings as the best pass protecting running backs in 2016. You know, I'd like some objective data to go along with a claim, or is that just too much to ask for?
https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/2...ewart-rated-best-pass-blocking-rb-in-the-nfl/
Scouting reports are all we have. No way to measure blocking effectiveness except by having the experts analyze and see what they have to say.
The funny thing is, the stats that people refer to are often done by non-experts.
The question should be is Zeke better than Demarco Murray in his prime? I don't really think he is.....
You keep on having to resort to his scouting report, and you keep on saying the stats say he's elite.
You know who also had an elite scouting report? Trent Richardson. Stop using the scouting report and college stats lmao
@kskboysZeke went thru college with 0 fumbles. Zeke did have top end speed and hopefully the new coaching staff can get him back to that. Zeke does not have the line that Murray did in 2014. 2016 was good but not 2014 good. So no. No agenda. Murray isn’t even in the same realm as Zeke
Kinda like here?All you have to do is watch Dak's highlights. You'll see Zeke chucking Defensive lineman. Full back style. So yes....saved Dak in ways Pollard cannot. Not for any length of time.
I haven't heard ANYONE say that Pollard is better than Zeke. Not one poster on here or anywhere.
However, there are definitely things that Pollard does better and those things need to be tapped into by scheme and more use.
Kinda like here?
Having both in the backfield at the same time gives this offense an entire new level of flexibility.Zeke is more well-rounded, Pollard is more talented. Zeke lacks that home run threat and even that "get to 40 yards since 2016" threat. Why I'd like to see them start splitting carries/touches 50/50, salary aside.
It would be a terrible waste of not only scheme but resources as well.It's true, Pollard is no Zeke but he's not trying to be. Pollard is an excellent change of pace back to Zeke's work horse power back running. They are an amazing tandem that should be on the field at the same time more often and MM has been talking like that will happen.
Lol you bring up one play Murray fumbling in our very first post, then have this to say?Lol pulling out one play. Should I pull up videos of Murray fumbling because he refused to carry the ball and protect it? There’s much more of those than Zeke missing blocks.
You keep on having to resort to his scouting report, and you keep on saying the stats say he's elite.
You know who also had an elite scouting report? Trent Richardson. Stop using the scouting report and college stats lmao