RJ_MacReady
It's all in the reflexes
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Unfortunately, it's illegal to kill most things/people that are of a hindrance to the common good.
There is no question that Elliot is better than Morris or Mcfadden, at this point in his career, the question is was it worth taking a back with the 4th pick in the draft. You don't need a great running game to win in this league, you have to be able to throw the football, and stop the pass. With our o-line, I think a stable of running backs like mcfadden, Morris, and Dunbar or perhaps someone we drafted later, would be good enough.
I just got back from picking y girls up at school. Listening to NFL Radio in the vehicle, a Cowboy fan called up to Jim Miller and Pat Kerwin and expressed to him his disappointment over taking Ezekiel Elliott with the #4 overall pick.
Now I don't have an issue with someone disagreeing with the pick. However, when the caller tells the folks at NFL Radio that Alfred Morris can do everything and anything Elliott can do kinda floored me.
Kerwin waved the Ezekiel flag saying that it would not surprise him that Elliott will have more catches from the running back position in the month of September than what Morris has had his entire career. Kerwin also mentioned that Dallas was 27th in the league in 3rd down conversions at 35%. He believes the addition of Elliott will bust that percentage to well over 40.
Again, I can understand folks wanting to address defense a little more than what they did. But to say that Morris is just as good as Elliott in every facet of being a running back? Really?
There is no question that Elliot is better than Morris or Mcfadden, at this point in his career, the question is was it worth taking a back with the 4th pick in the draft. You don't need a great running game to win in this league, you have to be able to throw the football, and stop the pass. With our o-line, I think a stable of running backs like mcfadden, Morris, and Dunbar or perhaps someone we drafted later, would be good enough.
Zeki was a good pick. The complainer needs to focus on the rest of the draft that turned bad.
You don't need a great running game to win in this league, you have to be able to throw the football, and stop the pass. With our o-line, I think a stable of running backs like mcfadden, Morris, and Dunbar or perhaps someone we drafted later, would be good enough.
I vote against the "it'll do" philosophy.
I vote against the "it'll do" philosophy.
and that would be?
the part of the draft that turned bad?
LOL! Showing Morris run against a terrible Cowboys d. Too funny.
LOL! Showing gifs of a guy in college!
One did it in the NFL, the other is college level surrounded by people who will be bagging your groceries in a few months. LOLOLOLOL
LOL! Showing gifs of a guy in college!
One did it in the NFL, the other is college level surrounded by people who will be bagging your groceries in a few months. LOLOLOLOL
Huh? you also don't need to pass the ball then, because as far as I know Denver couldn't pass and they won the SB. They kept the defense off the field getting rest staying fresh, now imagine if Denver had Elliott instead of Anderson. Different teams win different ways, we are a franchise that run the ball by nature and to grab Zeke, we will go back to what won us 5 SBs.
I vote against the "it'll do" philosophy.
and that would be?
Show all the Morris gif's you want, won't change the fact he runs a 4.67 40 time.
A guy in college who did it better, in lesser time than the great Emmitt, or anyone else in recent memory. Yep, that guy that will have you wearing his jersey before you know it.
You may now kiss the ring.