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the-commish 08-25-2014 03:05 PM

Re: RB by committee or RB by play?
 
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Originally Posted by Utah_Saint (Post 605691)
Saints rushed for 160 yards on 4.6 YPC on Saturday.

What ever they did, I hope they do it again and do it a lot.

How much of that yardage was on QB scrambles? I think that yardage would have to be subtracted as it is abnormal (not from RBs).

Audiotom 08-25-2014 04:49 PM

Re: RB by committee or RB by play?
 
until Ingram learns how to catch and run a screen play he makes the offense predictable

Pierre and Khiry on the screen plays
and whatever we come up with for Cooks

Danno 08-25-2014 05:35 PM

Re: RB by committee or RB by play?
 
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Originally Posted by Audiotom (Post 605721)
until Ingram learns how to catch and run a screen play he makes the offense predictable

Pierre and Khiry on the screen plays
and whatever we come up with for Cooks

He already knows how to run a screen, at least as well as Khiry Robinson does.

Comparing any NFL player's screen talents to Pierre Thomas is useless. He's the best in the entire NFL.

foreverfan 08-25-2014 06:44 PM

Re: RB by committee or RB by play?
 
Wait... You want us to tell Payton how to run the offense?

Danno 08-25-2014 06:48 PM

Re: RB by committee or RB by play?
 
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Originally Posted by foreverfan (Post 605740)
Wait... You want us to tell Payton how to run the offense?

What?

Utah_Saint 08-25-2014 07:08 PM

Re: RB by committee or RB by play?
 
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Originally Posted by the-commish (Post 605702)
How much of that yardage was on QB scrambles? I think that yardage would have to be subtracted as it is abnormal (not from RBs).

43 yards by the QBs. That is a lot. But that's still 117 from the RBs which is very good.

80 yards were gained by Ingram, Robinson and PT. Just my opinion but I think they would've gained a lot more if they'd stayed in for 4 quarters behind the starting Oline. Cadet also had 31 more yards. I think one of the other backs would've gotten those yards in a regular season game. (assuming Cadet wasn't activated)

By comparison, we've averaged...
92.1 yards last season
98.6 in 2012
132.9 in 2011
94.9 in 2010
131.6 in 2009
99.6 in 2008
91.6 in 2007
110.1 in 2006

saintfan 08-25-2014 07:14 PM

Re: RB by committee or RB by play?
 
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Originally Posted by Danno (Post 605741)
What?

HUH?

Jack Vegas 08-25-2014 11:10 PM

Re: RB by committee or RB by play?
 
If we get 117 rushing yards a game this year, we'll be in really nice shape.

MatthewT 08-26-2014 06:42 AM

Re: RB by committee or RB by play?
 
I am a big believer in a primary back, and then roll backs. Part of the issue with the Saints is they currently do not have a proven primary back. Lets be honest, Deuce has never been replaced, he could do it all, with Reggie Bush being that change of pace and home run guy. Ingram was drafted with the intention of being that primary back, but for whatever reason that hasn't panned out, so thus we see the committee.

ikecomp 08-26-2014 10:03 AM

Re: RB by committee or RB by play?
 
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Originally Posted by Audiotom (Post 605721)
until Ingram learns how to catch and run a screen play he makes the offense predictable

Pierre and Khiry on the screen plays
and whatever we come up with for Cooks

While I'm the first to admit I've never been an ingram fan, I do believe he has decent hands. He actually caught a lot of passes at bama when he was given a chance. If he's going to be in the game he needs to be somewhat of a threat to catch. At the very least, he's as capable as anyone at catching a pass out in the flat or catching a short screen pass.


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