That is AMAZING.
Lol.He'd be number one if he wasn't so fat.
He'd be number one if he wasn't so fat.


He'd be number one if he wasn't so fat.
I blame Garrett.
Bringing in those donuts in the locker room before the games.
Fascinating, although I wonder if Jim Brown's era was a lot more RB-friendly.
1. Running backs only had to play a 12-game season, not 16 games. So there was less wear and tear on RBs.
2. It was much more of a run-heavy era than today's pass-happy offenses. So Brown might have gotten more carries.
It would be better to compare by yards per carry average.
That is AMAZING.
He would be #1 if not for the suspension.He'd be number one if he wasn't so fat.
And also if he would cut his hair and beard that would add .01 ydpg lolHe'd be number one if he wasn't so fat.
And the Grey Poupon.Well, Garrett has been accused of trying to befriend the team rather than coach them. You want to be everyone's buddy you bring donuts, right? But don't forget the sausage rolls. I loves them little suckers.
So fat, his shirts don't even cover his gut!He'd be number one if he wasn't so fat.
That is AMAZING.
Fascinating, although I wonder if Jim Brown's era was a lot more RB-friendly.
1. Running backs only had to play a 12-game season, not 16 games. So there was less wear and tear on RBs.
2. It was much more of a run-heavy era than today's pass-happy offenses. So Brown might have gotten more carries.
It would be better to compare by yards per carry average.
RBs were hit much harder then, and dog piled, and dragged down any way possible.Right to average that over 16 games is much harder. Also the RBs today may be more involved in the passing game.
So more wear and tear on the body as well.

