Chiefs *****The Brashard Smith Thread***** - Page 19

Dante84 · 04:11 PM

More to come!

Every Brashard Smith breakaway run (15+yards) from 2024 #NFLDraft2025 pic.twitter.com/UAjbx36rBX
— Ray G (@RayGQue) March 21, 2025

Brashard Smith (RB SMU) is a player.

Most underrated RB in the draft. Former WR ran a 4.39 at the combine.

Former WR creates matchups from empty. Has kick return prowess and led team w 1,332 rush yds (5.7 YPC) 14 TDs added 39 rec 327 4 TDs receiving. #Bears #NFLdraft #DaBears pic.twitter.com/Wup3qvAPAN
— Clay Harbor (@clayharbs82) March 25, 2025

He went a lot later than I thought he would, but I really feel like Brashard Smith can be a dynamite playmaker as a rusher, receiver, and returner.

The Chiefs do it again pic.twitter.com/dCAtXQD1Lr
— AJ Schulte (@AJSchulteFB) April 26, 2025

of course Andy Reid just got one of the best receiving RBs in the class who doubles as a special teams returning ace

RB Brashard Smith:

#1 in class 25% target rate on his routes

#2 in class 1.68 yards per route run

#1 in class with 1,317 return yards

4.39 40-yard dash
— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) April 26, 2025

fuzzy · Yesterday, 03:27 AM

The receiving skills are huge plus. But this is still the NFL. For a running back in the modern NFL you have to be able to pass block. The scouting report is that he cannot pass block. That is not good. And this must be fixed or he will ride the bench. Also, with the way NFL defenses are getting smaller and faster with their front 7 you have to be able to run between the tackles. This isn't 2015 anymore. A running back has to be able to grind out tough yards these days and punish defenses when they go small.

Wisconsin_Chief · Yesterday, 03:34 AM

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Originally Posted by xztop123

It seems like people are just randomly comping him to any and every slightly undersized scat back who has receiver skills

I’m seeing warrick Dunn!!

Oh, I really like this one. I loved that dude.

Warrick Dunn 2.0 he shall become!

Coogs · Yesterday, 08:40 AM

ESPN has an article on all the drafted RB’s.

Projected 25 numbers for Smith are:

7 carries for 30 yards
2 receptions for 15 yards
0 TD’s

Kiimo · Yesterday, 09:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Wisconsin_Chief

Oh, I really like this one. I loved that dude.

Warrick Dunn 2.0 he shall become!

Breshard "Scat Fancy" Smith

lcarus · Yesterday, 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Coogs

ESPN has an article on all the drafted RB’s.

Projected 25 numbers for Smith are:

7 carries for 30 yards
2 receptions for 15 yards
0 TD’s

I could totally see that. If he gets injured during the second drive of week 1.

bsp4444 · Yesterday, 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by New World Order

A little Marshall Faulk, A little Barry Sanders, a little Walter Payton, a little Eric Dickerson, a little Marcus Allen, a little Adrian Peterson

But no John Riggins or Christian Okoye

xztop123 · Yesterday, 11:09 AM

Possibly Jim brown with a longer career

**Tribal Warfare** · Yesterday, 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Wisconsin_Chief

Oh, I really like this one. I loved that dude.

Warrick Dunn 2.0 he shall become!

Or Eric Metcalf

siberian khatru · Yesterday, 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

Or Eric Metcalf

Or Terry Metcalf (hopefully minus the fumbling)

siberian khatru · Yesterday, 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Coogs

ESPN has an article on all the drafted RB’s.

Projected 25 numbers for Smith are:

7 carries for 30 yards
2 receptions for 15 yards
0 TD’s

For the entire season? Is he going to accept a ride from John Elway or something?

MVChiefFan · Yesterday, 12:31 PM

I’m thinking Harvey Williams with less neck!

Wisconsin_Chief · Yesterday, 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

Or Eric Metcalf

Actually, this one seems even more fitting than Dunn. I loved Metcalf, he was such an underrated player. That Falcons team with him, Terrance Mathis and Bert Emanuel was way ahead of it's time. All three went over 1,000 yards that year, Jeff George threw for like 4,400 yards.

That dude would be electric in the modern NFL.

kccrow · Yesterday, 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Wisconsin_Chief

Actually, this one seems even more fitting than Dunn. I loved Metcalf, he was such an underrated player. That Falcons team with him, Terrance Mathis and Bert Emanuel was way ahead of it's time. All three went over 1,000 yards that year, Jeff George threw for like 4,400 yards.

That dude would be electric in the modern NFL.

If he had more rushing yards he'd easily be in the HOF. As a receiver and returner he was amazing

Chris Meck · Yesterday, 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by siberian khatru

Or Terry Metcalf (hopefully minus the fumbling)

or Laurie Metcalf.

Wallymo · Yesterday, 02:21 PM

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Originally Posted by MVChiefFan

I’m thinking Harvey Williams with less neck!

That would be all running backs.

04-26-2025, 04:00 PM
Dante84 Tossed Salad & Scrambled Eggs Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: ATX & OPKS Casino cash: $-1998004 VARSITY	***The Brashard Smith Thread*** More to come! Every Brashard Smith breakaway run (15+yards) from 2024 #NFLDraft2025 pic.twitter.com/UAjbx36rBX — Ray G (@RayGQue) March 21, 2025 Brashard Smith (RB SMU) is a player. Most underrated RB in the draft. Former WR ran a 4.39 at the combine. Former WR creates matchups from empty. Has kick return prowess and led team w 1,332 rush yds (5.7 YPC) 14 TDs added 39 rec 327 4 TDs receiving. #Bears #NFLdraft #DaBears pic.twitter.com/Wup3qvAPAN — Clay Harbor (@clayharbs82) March 25, 2025 He went a lot later than I thought he would, but I really feel like Brashard Smith can be a dynamite playmaker as a rusher, receiver, and returner. The Chiefs do it again pic.twitter.com/dCAtXQD1Lr — AJ Schulte (@AJSchulteFB) April 26, 2025 of course Andy Reid just got one of the best receiving RBs in the class who doubles as a special teams returning ace RB Brashard Smith: #1 in class 25% target rate on his routes #2 in class 1.68 yards per route run #1 in class with 1,317 return yards 4.39 40-yard dash — Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) April 26, 2025 Last edited by Dante84; 04-26-2025 at 04:11 PM..
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fuzzy Starter Join Date: Apr 2025 Casino cash: $-159500	The receiving skills are huge plus. But this is still the NFL. For a running back in the modern NFL you have to be able to pass block. The scouting report is that he cannot pass block. That is not good. And this must be fixed or he will ride the bench. Also, with the way NFL defenses are getting smaller and faster with their front 7 you have to be able to run between the tackles. This isn't 2015 anymore. A running back has to be able to grind out tough yards these days and punish defenses when they go small.
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