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They've both had carries or receptions in 10 drives each over the last 2 games.Zman5;1726847 said:That may be so but I'm pretty sure Barber has been in on more drives past two games.
They've both had carries or receptions in 10 drives each over the last 2 games.Zman5;1726847 said:That may be so but I'm pretty sure Barber has been in on more drives past two games.
the kid 05;1726631 said:I'd like Julius Barber please, hes number 23.5
PeeKZ_333;1726780 said:Julius has seen no holes on his runs and when they do give him one, its almost a homerun. Its part of the blocking schemes up the middles as well.
Can you back that up with comparible stat of negative gains by both players?silverblue;1726957 said:Believe it or not, for all his fireworks, Barber has more runs for no or negative gain than Julius does.
wesleyc288;1726723 said:If it aint broke.....dont fix it
Just my opinion
03EBZ06;1726959 said:Can you back that up with comparible stat of negative gains by both players?
I think this is a good ideaJackMagist;1726745 said:I want to see MBIII start the first couple of series and then turn it over to JJ for most of the rest of the first half. Then split them about even in the third quarter and turn it over to MBIII again in the fourth quarter. I think this would help us get off to a quicker start while still using JJ and his speed to wear down the defenses. But I want MBIII running over people in the fourth quarter and gaining first downs. JJ is not and never has been consistent enough to get us off to a strong start nor to be a closer but he can do some good having the defense chase him through the middle part of the game.
So start and finish with MBIII with a strong dose of JJ in the middle.
I think it is broke...I think JJ is part of the problem that we have had with the slow starts.
03EBZ06;1726959 said:Can you back that up with comparible stat of negative gains by both players?
superpunk;1726965 said:No, he can't. It's a complete fabrication.
From the play-by-play charts on ESPN.com, Julius has 15 runs resulting in zero or negative yardage (19% of his carries) and Barber has 9 (11% of his carries).
Barber gets stuffed less, has a higher ypc, more big plays, more TDs - he's simply better, in every respect.
I agree. Barber's more exciting to watch. He runs hard and violent and alot of times makes something out of nothing. Barber seemingly does more with his touches than Julius. Fans and media love that. The problem I see with him is when there really is nothing and he tries to make something and he gets the same two yards had he just hit the hole.Yeagermeister;1726974 said:Barber gets stuffed on the same runs that JJ does. The holes just aren't there sometimes.
I see Julius as a rhythm back. I think he's one of those who would benefit in being in a system where he was the lead dog and he could count on playing in consecutive series and/or downs.I voted for JJ but I'm almost to the point of saying go ahead and start Barber so we can see once and for all if it will make a difference. Then maybe we won't have the same thread every week.
YoMick;1727094 said:I guess no one else has seen the runs that I was talking about regarding Jones.
Has anyone else seen where he "almost" broke free and took it the house... I remember atleast 3 times this year...
I almost won a lotto few times, but I was couple of numbers off...each time.Has anyone else seen where he "almost" broke free and took it the house
Jones is no longer the flavor of the day. Anything he does well or solid will go unnoticed or poo-pooed for the most part.YoMick;1727094 said:I guess no one else has seen the runs that I was talking about regarding Jones.
Has anyone else seen where he "almost" broke free and took it the house... I remember atleast 3 times this year...