Attyla wrote: Wed Oct 07, 2026 11:56 am
Davis is in the hall because of his body of work. He was other worldly before the injury. And no, I am no playing semantics. You told us how it is almost a lock that you have to be a first rounder to be set apart.
We can agree to disagree on TD. That's fine.
My statement: "The best RB's, past and present, are almost always exclusively drafted in the top 50."
What about what I stated wasn't objectively true?
Marcus Allen, first round, pick 10
Jim Brown, first round, pick 6
Barry Sanders, first round, pick 3
Walter Payton, first round, pick 4
Emmitt Smith, first round, pick 17
LaDainian Tomlinson, first round, pick 5
Eric Dickerson, first round pick, 2
Marshall Faulk, first round, pick 2
Adrian Peterson, first round, pick 7
Gale Sayers, first round, pick 4
These are the consensus best running backs of all time. It's not debatable.
This idea that you can get the "best running backs in the later rounds" is objectively false. Even the best running backs currently are all top 50 picks (except one if you include James Cook).
And yea, you made shit up again and yea
Simply typing "you made shit up" and having your cult dap you, doesn't make it true.
Trainnvain wrote: Wed Oct 07, 2026 12:05 pm
Plus , if his best runs are because he bounces it outside, isn’t that the right thing to do?
The point isn't that it's good or bad, I am explaining the logic in why Kubiak may not trust Washington to have a heavier load. Also, if Washington CAN'T run between the tackles because he simply lacks the vision, that could be a problem.
Rabidraider wrote: Wed Oct 07, 2026 11:57 am
Washington bounces outside because our guards suck.
Jeanty sucks in the A gap because the guards suck but he doesn't bounce outside, he gets tackled for a loss.
Jeanty had double Washington's YPC. Our blocking can be better, but it may be a talent/vision issue on Washington's part.