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Originally Posted by staylor26
Seriously? If he couldn’t have a good year in our offense last year, what’s going to change now that he’s a year older in an offense not as good?
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He averaged 5.4 yds/carry behind an OL that no other RB on the team could manage more than 2.5 yds/carry. And let's not forget that he tweaked his ankle in the week 3 game (IIRC) and yet still was our most productive RB until someone decided he needed to be rested.
But let's skip that part for a second.
He's going to be part of a passing attack that could be one of the better ones in the NFC. And he's a very good route runner and receiver.
Hell, look at his stats from 2019. Extrapolate for a full season, even splitting snaps with every other back on the roster, he would've finished the season with nearly 900 yds rushing.