Doubt it. He’s still a good back,he’s not having good year though. His numbers in the toilet running. He’s not breaking tackles ...but out in space he’s fine,why I want him much more involved passing. He’s a real threat there ...you saw his carpet catch....that’s what you need on offense. Big first downs...him and Pollatd can really hurt teams in the flats. Though don’t agree your last point...Pollard can’t carry them as 4 down back. But yeah,I’m for less snaps up middle if it’s not there. I don’t understand what the hell Garrett and Moore take so long to figure out what’s obvious. He wasn’t going to run that game and that was that. Even Jerry saw that right away,yet....whatever.
Yes we saw what Zeke can do when he gets some space, on the td catch, after he got the ball he blew down the field for the score. But for some reason Moore/Garrett insist on running Zeke right up the middle into a pile of defenders. People here complain he's not breaking tackles, but he is, the problem is he'd have to break 2 or 3 of them just to get past the line, and he's not having to break tackles by some safety or cornerback, he's having to take on 300 lb linemen.
The idea that Zeke is "done" or "a shell of his former self" at age 24 is laughable, if that is the case, why? Too many carries? For a 220+ pound back after 1,062 carries?
No.
Fat? Again he was 221 lbs coming into the league, if he's put on 20 or 30 pounds he'd be jiggling and flapping on runs, and besides, he has plenty of muscle, he could add 10 lbs and it wouldn't affect his speed or moves.
It's easy to select one player who's not doing as well as people think he should and say it's all his fault, whether it's the quarterback, running back, safety or whatever...