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Barber III
Julius Jones
Murray
Zeke
Pollard.
Hope that changes.
Barber III
Julius Jones
Murray
Zeke
Pollard.
Hope that changes.
That's fine.Im laughing at you, to.
Ok.That's fine.
Me and every GM or Pro Player that ever lived will laugh at you, and you can join.....I guess someone, somewhere.... and laugh back.
It's all good.
I have to agree. I may have him too high because I watched him rush for 200 in Seattle.U guys are overrating J jones. Was good for 15 games or so. I’ll take pollard
Barbers tds are amazing considering he retired at 28.If anyone cares......
Here are how the top 4 (imo) stack up statistically thru 6 years in the league
Rushing Yards
- Elliott ___7386 (4.5 ypc)
- Murray___6515 (4.5 ypc)
- J Jones___4815 (3.9 ypc)
- Barber___4358 (4.2 ypc)
Total Yards from Scrimmage
- Elliott___9630
- Murray___8654
- J Jones___5815
- Barber___5688
Total TDs
- Elliott___68
- Murray___53
- Barber___48
- J Jones___24
Murray was a Pro Bowler the year before he broke the Cowboys single season rushing record. During his rookie season he averaged 5.5 yards a carry. He ran for 897 yards on 7 starts. In his very first start as a rookie in 2012, he ran for 253 yards on 25 carries. This was a few years before the Cowboys drafted Fredericks and Martin and signed La'el.Murray had a great single year and unlike Zeke, not only had the incredible line but had defenses never, ever loading the box.
Prime Zeke would've easily had 2000 yards in 2014.
Elliott was better overall than Murray. Come on now. This is recency bias against him.
Murray had a great single year and unlike Zeke, not only had the incredible line but had defenses never, ever loading the box.
Prime Zeke would've easily had 2000 yards in 2014.
Elliott was better overall than Murray. Come on now. This is recency bias against him.
Yes....now this is all players thru 6 years though....so equal time played.Barbers tds are amazing considering he retired at 28.
Yeah.Murray was a Pro Bowler the year before he broke the Cowboys single season rushing record. During his rookie season he averaged 5.5 yards a carry. He ran for 897 yards on 7 starts. In his very first start as a rookie in 2012, he ran for 253 yards on 25 carries. This was a few years before the Cowboys drafted Fredericks and Martin and signed La'el.
DeMarco Murray raised that offensive line. He was drafted the same year as Tyron Smith. In 2012 he played behind an offensive line composed of 5 O-linemen that had never played their position in the NFL. In 2013 and 2014 the Cowboys added a future All Pro on the offensive line. In 2014 Murray ran for over a hundred yards in the first 8 games and 11 of the first 13.
2014 was the only season that Murray had that "incredible line".