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Originally Posted by Sully
It's silly to say "it's not even close," when you consider the eras, the offenses they played in, as well as the talent around them. Faulk may be better, but my contention is with the not even close comment.
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Its not like Craig played in a caveman offense that didnt like throwing to backs, i'd also dispute that he wasnt on extremely talented offensive teams.
Craig was a great pass catching back, his numbers prove that... but Martz was convinced that Faulk could've been an all-pro wide receiver, he was constantly split wide and ran wide receiver routes, not running back routes.
It'd be awesome to have him come to camp and work with these guys, it doesnt even matter that he was in a coryell system.
ps to buzz tinballs - i get the sneaky feeling you were trying to set me up with that "wco" line, i knew better
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