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http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000496901/article/ranking-nfl-backfields-from-no-1-to-32
I know, another RB related thread. But I thought someone out there might want to see it.
"Few NFL position groups underwent more change this offseason than at running back.
Philadelphia, New Orleans and Buffalo are just a few of the clubs that engineered massive makeovers at the position.
Even though runners are paid like kickers and punters in today's game, good luck enduring the long season without a capable cast of backs. It's no surprise that 10 of the 12 weakest rushing teams from one year ago watched the playoffs on the couch.
With all the turnover, it's time to take a look at where teams stack up in the backfield. We've ranked all 32 squads from best to worst and reached out to a handful of NFL coaches and draft experts to weigh in on this year's cast of veteran and rookie runners.
It's June, so ranking anything is a moving target. In this exercise, proven veterans earn more points than newbies yet to play. We also factored in strong offensive lines and quarterbacks who can hurt you on the ground."
They have Philly at #1, Seattle #2., etc
Dallas is at #26.
I know, another RB related thread. But I thought someone out there might want to see it.
"Few NFL position groups underwent more change this offseason than at running back.
Philadelphia, New Orleans and Buffalo are just a few of the clubs that engineered massive makeovers at the position.
Even though runners are paid like kickers and punters in today's game, good luck enduring the long season without a capable cast of backs. It's no surprise that 10 of the 12 weakest rushing teams from one year ago watched the playoffs on the couch.
With all the turnover, it's time to take a look at where teams stack up in the backfield. We've ranked all 32 squads from best to worst and reached out to a handful of NFL coaches and draft experts to weigh in on this year's cast of veteran and rookie runners.
It's June, so ranking anything is a moving target. In this exercise, proven veterans earn more points than newbies yet to play. We also factored in strong offensive lines and quarterbacks who can hurt you on the ground."
They have Philly at #1, Seattle #2., etc
Dallas is at #26.
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