You make the call..
 

Ivory UDFA... 153 for 801

Ingram Heisman trophy winner...93 for 340...


Hmmmm...looks to be frikin blowout..


i know who i would have in the lineup..

for all you stats guys...is this enough?

Still waiting to see Ingram sprout. Maybe not this season.

Don't we already have an Ingram v Ivory thread? I don't understand the argument. :confused:

Just wanted see what..people would do...dats all:)

and how you crunch those numbers..

I'll take Ivory for 100 Alex, bing, bing, bing. " Thats todays daily double.

redux from Heisman winner from USC vs UDFA from Illiinois, circa 2005

Where you at, Canton!?

Watch your back, Strato. Canton is about to climb on your shoulders and start peeling bananas.

Alaska

If Ingram cant say healthy - its a moot point

The tiger circles the cage staring intently, but with apprehension, at the raw porterhouse steaks that mysteriously appeared in the center of his sanctum.

Bring it on...

Ivory plays his role well when healthy but Ingram has very little limitations and a tremendous upside.

So are you saying Ivory ran for 800 yards already this year!?!?! NOT!

ROFL ...... :lolup: :bang: :nutkick:

fify :)

Why is everyone so quick to judge. Ingram.

Statistics without proper framing or perspective will do that to people...

I like Ingram, but if it's 4th and goal on the one with 1 second on the clock, I want Ivory. I also hope Ingram becomes the back he was drafted to be for the sake of the Saints and Saints nation. Right now it's Ivory time, both are young and I hope we have both of them for a very long time to come.

I don't know that you can read much into the performance of either Ivory or Ingram. Neither has been a "featured" back this season, and neither has been utilized much in roles beyond rushing. When you factor in tendencies, the o-line and play design, I will argue that none of our backs are distinguishing themselves. This is a scenario where I think we're slicing the baloney a bit too thinly.

CHEERS! My sentiments exactly.

Alaska

Because, as the season progresses, the reality that we don't have a 1st round pick next year, begins to set in...