I was mainly referring to the Vikings game. They were having trouble passing the ball, and then they started running it down their throats. Just the standard run up the gut. They didn't even need Hurts to run the ball. It looked like a college football mismatch.
I’m going to give you more than just a yes or no. I’ll start off by saying no, Carolina wasn’t a contender with McCaffrety, which is one reason they moved on from him. They felt it wasn’t worth paying him a lot of money and they could get something good in return. They had one winning season with him during his rookie year when he put up only 435 yards. They had losing seasons with him every year except for his rookie year. They went 5-11 during his big 1300 yard season because of QB issues. They were losing because Cam Newton was on the downside of his career and he was missing games due to injury. In this day and age an RB isn’t going to put you over the top, which is why RBs have been devalued and teams don’t want to pay them. Despite all the big years Derrick Henry has had Tennessee can’t get over the hump because they don’t have a good enough QB. In the playoffs it comes down to your QB. There’s no position that influences the outcome of games like a QB. Most teams are using a dual back system and you can be successful with that if you have a top QB.
I’ll sum it up. You got proven how foolish it would be to give up a second round pick for a 14 game rental.
No, I enjoy making you look silly. One other point, Jonathan Taylor is coming off ankle surgery and is just now getting ready to practice. Just another good reason why it would’ve been foolish to give up a second round pick for him as a 2023 rental. You scream casual fan. Lol
Looking like a clown is wanting to give up a second round pick for Jonathan Taylor then dump him after the season.
He's actually right. It would be beyond silly to give up a 2nd round pick for someone that isn't going to put us over the top. The O-Line still has to open up holes for Taylor to run through. Holes Pollard can run through. Is Taylor that much better in open space than Pollard? If so, how much?
