smith:
"They don't ever give them the chance to [carry 30 times a game]," Smith told KTCK's BaD Radio, via Lane. "Period. They really don't. They have taken the ball out of the hands of the running back for various reasons. I don't understand what those reasons are. There must be some statistical data that we're not aware of that they need to share with the public. But at the end of the day, I think the game is actually won between the tackles.
t comes down to the team that can run the rock the most effectively and get the play-action going on, bootlegs going on, waggles, all kinds of things to open up the whole entire offense. And right now, they're telling the guys you have to get 100 yards off of 12 carries."
Elliott carried the ball 289 times last season for the Buckeyes and rushed for 1,821 yards and the 23 touchdowns
(no fumbles) Irvin mentioned. Elliott averaged 6.3 yards per carry and he could become the workhorse back in Dallas.