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Originally posted by Muggins:
For some reason when I see cgoblin's name I think of cock goblin.
cock goblin
1) someone who gobbles the cock 2) a little goblin who resides in the underwear and at night snuggles with the cock.
Originally posted by matthewabbit:
Franks not out done he is just not the EVERY down back that he used to be and has lost the step necessary to break em to the house.. But if we FINALLY got a short yardage back that was reliable I can see frank remaining productive through next year
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by matthewabbit:
Franks not out done he is just not the EVERY down back that he used to be and has lost the step necessary to break em to the house.. But if we FINALLY got a short yardage back that was reliable I can see frank remaining productive through next year
Gore never really had that step, his game has never been about speed and a key reason why he's still productive at an age where more running backs are done. The idiocy of this thread is that somehow Lattimore can't hack it even though he has yet to play a single down.
Originally posted by Muggins:
For some reason when I see cgoblin's name I think of cock goblin.
cock goblin
1) someone who gobbles the cock 2) a little goblin who resides in the underwear and at night snuggles with the cock.
Marcus Lattimore
Lattimore gained 41 percent of his yards after contact in his career. Against SEC opponents, Lattimore was even better, gaining 43 percent of his yards after contact and averaging 2.0 yards after contact per rush.
Lattimore ran between the tackles on 78.9 percent of his career carries. He averaged at least 4.5 yards per carry inside the tackles in every season of his career. Lattimore was at his best in the fourth quarter, averaging 5.5 yards per run inside the tackles with 54.2 percent of his yards coming after contact.
Originally posted by cgoblin:
Frank gore production has decreased dramatically do to his age and run style his body can't take much more . Marcus Lattimore is not the answer I hope he comes back but even when he was healthy he's not even a beast like lynch or some of the animals in the league like shady or somebody he reminds me of the rb from NO thomas I think we should use a 3rd pick on ka deem Carey he's a work horse with power and shiftyness... what do you guess think ????
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Originally posted by sfout:
Can this get locked? The OP hasn't posted in 2.5/3 pages.
Gore's #2, #3, and #4 most productive total yards seasons have happened since 2011. His 4th best YPA was just last season.
Then there is this...Yes Lattimore's knee injury throws everything out of the window when it comes to predictions but I'll leave everyone with this bit of info.
http://espn.go.com/blog/statsinfo/tag/_/name/marcus-lattimore
Marcus Lattimore
Lattimore gained 41 percent of his yards after contact in his career. Against SEC opponents, Lattimore was even better, gaining 43 percent of his yards after contact and averaging 2.0 yards after contact per rush.
Lattimore ran between the tackles on 78.9 percent of his career carries. He averaged at least 4.5 yards per carry inside the tackles in every season of his career. Lattimore was at his best in the fourth quarter, averaging 5.5 yards per run inside the tackles with 54.2 percent of his yards coming after contact.
Lattimore's college career shows that what he did best was punish defenses between the tackles and still keep truckin'
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Gore never really had that step, his game has never been about speed and a key reason why he's still productive at an age where more running backs are done. The idiocy of this thread is that somehow Lattimore can't hack it even though he has yet to play a single down.
Thats about it "Thread//"
http://espn.go.com/blog/statsinfo/tag/_/name/marcus-lattimore
Marcus Lattimore
Lattimore gained 41 percent of his yards after contact in his career. Against SEC opponents, Lattimore was even better, gaining 43 percent of his yards after contact and averaging 2.0 yards after contact per rush.
Lattimore ran between the tackles on 78.9 percent of his career carries. He averaged at least 4.5 yards per carry inside the tackles in every season of his career. Lattimore was at his best in the fourth quarter, averaging 5.5 yards per run inside the tackles with 54.2 percent of his yards coming after contact.
Originally posted by Since07:
I will probably laugh everytime I see that name and then skip to the next comment because of this thread topic
