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I don't think that would happen, but if we could ever figure out how to run a screen, he could kill teams.Lifetimeboyzfan said:Weren't you saying he would over take JJ as starter?
I don't think that would happen, but if we could ever figure out how to run a screen, he could kill teams.Lifetimeboyzfan said:Weren't you saying he would over take JJ as starter?
speedkilz88 said:Did you actually see the game? That one trick pony was doing everything he could to win the game despite no help by the o-linemen. If they actually would have given him a hole, maybe he shows us what he can do between the tackles.
Congrats to your boy, Saladin...he sure can round a corner.SALADIN said:Careful, I mentioned that last week and was drawn and quarted after being tarred and feathered.
Cbz40 said:Before you can run inside there has to be a hole to run through. Didn't see many holes tonight.
InmanRoshi said:He's very good playing to his strengths, but he looks like a 1 trick pony bouncing it to the outside on every single run. And he bounces it out to the same side.
Lifetimeboyzfan said:Weren't you saying he would over take JJ as starter?
But he has to have a hole, there were no holes. Julius didn't have any either, he was avg under 2 a carry.InmanRoshi said:Who cares about winning the game? Its absolutely meaningless. This is about evaluating the players. I knew Tyson Thompson had speed to the outside. This isn't a ground breaking moment of realization. If you're talking about #2 RB, you're talking about someone who will could step in if JJ suffers an injury ... which means he'll have to run inside effectively. What is he going to do when the games matter filling in for Julius in the regular season when the opposing defense has watched film and game planed all week to take that outside run away from him?
If he could break tackles, get through the line, and pick up blitzs, I'd do it. He's too fast, that kills defenses.SALADIN said:No, the question I proposed last week was would anyone be terribly surprised is he got to start some this year.
I'm a huge JJ fan and for the record I don't think that he'll be surplanted anytime soon but in todays NFL you can never have too many weapons at the skill positions.
speedkilz88 said:But he has to have a hole, there were no holes. Julius didn't have any either, he was avg under 2 a carry.
Catch-22 said:I'm sorry, but all Thompson can do is run in a straight line in the open field.
Great for a sprinter, but for an NFL rb? I don't think so. He can do nothing when faced with contact. If this were a real NFL game, the defense would be all over that gimmicky money-play sweep.
He'll make the practice squad at best.
Catch-22 said:But all he did was fall down, no leg drive or any sort of knifing move. The guy has no moves
Boy's fan in Giant land said:With all due respect, did you actually watch the game? Sure doesn't sound like it. Thompson is not only VERY fast, but shifty too. On one return, he got 5 yards that were not there by sidesteping one after the other Cardinal tackler when he was completely surrounded. He won't make it to our practice squad if he repeats next week what he did tonight. Guaranteed.
BP was smart enough to call a play that continued to work. You have to pound the middle at least 3 or 4 times to penetrate it most of the time,Catch-22 said:Yes I did watch the game, and what I saw was a one play player.
Unless he does something to prove that he has any semblance of running back skills, he'll quietly make his way to the PS and dissapear.
All we learned tonight was that he can run fast, whoopee, we already knew that.
Catch-22 said:Yes I did watch the game, and what I saw was a one play player.
Unless he does something to prove that he has any semblance of running back skills, he'll quietly make his way to the PS and dissapear.
All we learned tonight was that he can run fast, whoopee, we already knew that.