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Old 09-08-2016, 09:25 PM  
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As good as JC is he'll never be as great as Priest

Priest rushing yards per game nearly equals JCs TOTAL yards per game. If you add in Priests receiving he destroys JC in total yards per game. TDs sorry Priest.

I'll take Priest over JC any day. He's just more complete as a back then JC
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Old 09-10-2016, 09:45 AM   #76
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Honestly, both Priest Holmes and Jamaal Charles put up great regular season stats, but they prove that having a franchise RB is overrated since the Chiefs didn't win shit with either RB.

Meanwhile the Patriots have won four Super Bowls during the past 15 years with a rotating cast of mostly nondescript RB's.
There is a lot of truth in this. Between cycling through non-star players (outside of a star QB) who know that they either perform or they're gone (and being creative with the rules too), the Pats have shown one way to succeed.
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Old 09-10-2016, 09:45 AM   #77
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No, it proves that you can't have a team super talented on one side of the ball and super terrible on the other.

It also proves that you need a solid QB to win...
Yes and it also proves you don't need a great or even a solid RB to win a Super Bowl.
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Old 09-10-2016, 09:47 AM   #78
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Yes and it also proves you don't need a great or even a solid RB to win a Super Bowl.
Counterpoint, Elway's SB fortunes as a QB.
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Old 09-10-2016, 09:57 AM   #79
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Yes and it also proves you don't need a great or even a solid RB to win a Super Bowl.
You definitely need a solid HB to win.

Name me a SB team with a bottom 10 rushing attack...
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Old 09-10-2016, 09:59 AM   #80
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Teams like the Patriots, Giants, Steelers who have won multiple Super Bowl's recently don't invest heavily in RB's and don't make a franchise RB the focal point of their offense the way the Chiefs have.
The Steelers gave up multiple picks for Jerome Bettis, spent their 2008 1st rounder on Rashard Mendenhall and a 2nd round pick on Le'Veon Bell in 2013
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The Steelers gave up multiple picks for Jerome Bettis, spent their 2008 1st rounder on Rashard Mendenhall and a 2nd round pick on Le'Veon Bell in 2013
You don't need to spend on a HB but you definitely need to have a solid rushing game...
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Yes and it also proves you don't need a great or even a solid RB to win a Super Bowl.
There are multiple ways to win a Super Bowl. Most SB winners have a good RB.
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Old 09-10-2016, 10:12 AM   #83
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There are multiple ways to win a Super Bowl. Most SB winners have a good RB.
The only team I can think of that has won without a solid HB is the Pats...
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I don't think that Priest did have the edge in patience.
A runner's patience requires confidence in the line's ability to create holes.
Priest could afford that patience.
Jamaal, his entire career, has had to hit the first seam that he sees.
One of the things I loved about the pick when the Chiefs selected him was the patience he displayed running behind a good line at Texas.



On the other side, I don't think that Jamaal is nearly the pass catcher that Priest was.
Jamaal's hands aren't nearly as reliable.

The point about patience is one I thought about mentioning but decided not to. Jamaal hasn't been afforded the opportunity to showcase any patience with these crap OLs. But since Priest wasn't particularly big, strong or fast and still managed to produce at an elite level for 3-4 years I figured I'd just be generous and give him the edge there.

Priest had better hands for sure but I'd label them even due to Jamaal's big-play ability and utility. You can line Jamaal up at WR if you wanted to and he could make a hell of a living- I'm not sure you could do the same for Priest on a consistent basis.
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The Steelers gave up multiple picks for Jerome Bettis, spent their 2008 1st rounder on Rashard Mendenhall and a 2nd round pick on Le'Veon Bell in 2013
When Pittsburgh won their Super Bowl in 2006, their leading rusher was not Jerome Bettis... it was undrafted free agent Willie Parker.

When Pittsburgh won their Super Bowl in 2009, their leading rusher was again Willie Parker, with less than 800 rushing yards for the season. Their second leading rusher that season was Mewelde Moore
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There are multiple ways to win a Super Bowl. Most SB winners have a good RB.
Look at the leading rushers on Super Bowl winning teams since 2000, it is not exactly a Mount Rushmore of RB's.

It is the likes of Willie Parker, Brandon Jacobs, Antowain Smith, Ahmad Bradshaw, Michael Pittman, and Brandon Jackson.
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The only team I can think of that has won without a solid HB is the Pats...
Denver won a Super Bowl last year with Ronnie Hillman as their leading rusher for the season.

That would be the same Ronnie Hillman who was released by Denver last week.
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When Pittsburgh won their Super Bowl in 2006, their leading rusher was not Jerome Bettis... it was undrafted free agent Willie Parker.

When Pittsburgh won their Super Bowl in 2009, their leading rusher was again Willie Parker, with less than 800 rushing yards for the season. Their second leading rusher that season was Mewelde Moore
So how, in any way, does that contradict what you said?

You said the Steelers don't heavily invest in running backs "like the Chiefs".

Well, they "heavily invested" in Bettis, spent a 1st on Mendenhall and 2nd on Bell.

Since 1997, the Chiefs have spent a first round pick on one running back (Larry Johnson in 2003) and currently have a 3rd rounder wrapped up in Charles and Davis (which was a Comp pick at the end of the round).

That's not "heavily invested".
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