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Ranking the NFC South: Running backs
this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; I think we could have a very good ground game. If we run a good balanced attack with quick strike potential, the O is hard on defenses. But if we have to consistantly have to play catch up because of ...
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Re: Ranking the NFC South: Running backs
I think we could have a very good ground game. If we run a good balanced attack with quick strike potential, the O is hard on defenses. But if we have to consistantly have to play catch up because of the D, the run game is out the window.
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