I don't get it. I just saw a player outrun everyone else to the End Zone. That's all I want a player to do. I don't care if he does it because he's "shifty", "nifty", or because he's faster than anyone else on the field.
All I know is that Chris Johnson led the entire NATION in all-purpose yardage. OGT is wrong. The back we bring in is not supposed to replace MBIII if he goes down, he's supposed to compliment him during a game--like JJ WAS supposed to do. Jones was supposed to be the guy who can "take it to the house" that MBIII supposedly wasn't. When you lead all of big-time college football in yardage gained, then it means you run, return, & receive very well. You're not great at any one area, just real good at all three. You can teach him better moves, how to catch better, etc., but you can't teach speed. Speed kills, and we need as much of it as we can get.
Of course, if OGT wasn't being critical, he wouldn't be OGT.
This is just the guy we need to improve our return game, give MBIII a rest & the defense a different look, and stretch the field. A guy with that kind of speed has to be respected every time he's on the field. He can line up in the backfield, out wide, go out & catch the ball in the flat. He will take pressure off of the WRs, because he is faster than any one of them, and put pressure on the defense.
Bottom line-he will keep opposing defensive coordinators up the night before the games trying to figure out how they are going to stop another weapon in our arsenal.
