RB Leonard Fournette

Originally posted by stefano89:
i think fournette is the best player in the draft. out of every position. like i said hes a once in a generation player...like clowney was supposed to be. hes a freak athelete. no way we can pass him up

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by stefano89:
i think fournette is the best player in the draft. out of every position. like i said hes a once in a generation player...like clowney was supposed to be. hes a freak athelete. no way we can pass him up

Yeah no.

Originally posted by stefano89:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by stefano89:
i think fournette is the best player in the draft. out of every position. like i said hes a once in a generation player...like clowney was supposed to be. hes a freak athelete. no way we can pass him up

Yeah no.

whose better than him then. more importantly whose better than him and would be a better pick for us in our current situation.

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by stefano89:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by stefano89:

i think fournette is the best player in the draft. out of every position. like i said hes a once in a generation player...like clowney was supposed to be. hes a freak athelete. no way we can pass him up

Yeah no.

whose better than him then. more importantly whose better than him and would be a better pick for us in our current situation.

myles garrett?

but i agree that fournette is probably the best player in next years draft

Originally posted by stefano89:

whose better than him then. more importantly whose better than him and would be a better pick for us in our current situation.

Originally posted by stefano89:

fournette is scheme dependent? i dont think so. the guy has proven more than enough times that isnt just a "power" back or "scat" back or change of pace whatever the f kinda RB. he has more power, more speed, more elusiveness, more agility, more toughness than any RB in a loooong time. doesnt matter what kind of scheme hes in hel put up yards if hes on the field.

not sayin garrett wouldnt be a great pick...because he would. but at this point we might need an RB more. hyde is turning out to be too fragile.

Originally posted by stefano89:

fournette is scheme dependent? i dont think so. the guy has proven more than enough times that isnt just a "power" back or "scat" back or change of pace whatever the f kinda RB. he has more power, more speed, more elusiveness, more agility, more toughness than any RB in a loooong time. doesnt matter what kind of scheme hes in hel put up yards if hes on the field.

not sayin garrett wouldnt be a great pick...because he would. but at this point we might need an RB more. hyde is turning out to be too fragile.

Originally posted by Allx9er:

Absolutely scheme dependent

The narrative after the game will be about how Leonard Fournette is back and as dominant as ever. That might be true, but in truth this was as easy a 284 yards as Fournette will ever run for, with the Ole Miss defense putting up little resistance. Fournette's 74.5 grade might seem harsh for a running back who rushed for 300 yards, but when you consider that he ran for 237 of those yards on just four of his 16 carries, working out at 83.5 percent of his yardage on just 25 percent of his carries, it's not quite as impressive. 194 of his yardage came before contact, while Fournette needed to break just two tackles on runs. Let's not take too much away from Fournette, who took advantage of good blocking and bad defense, but as impressive a performance as it was, he owed a lot to his offensive line, especially on his long second quarter touchdown run, which was blocked perfectly.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Allx9er:

Absolutely scheme dependent

He gets a lot of good blocking. Tremendous back but that OL opens up freeway sized holes for him.

The narrative after the game will be about how Leonard Fournette is back and as dominant as ever. That might be true, but in truth this was as easy a 284 yards as Fournette will ever run for, with the Ole Miss defense putting up little resistance. Fournette's 74.5 grade might seem harsh for a running back who rushed for 300 yards, but when you consider that he ran for 237 of those yards on just four of his 16 carries, working out at 83.5 percent of his yardage on just 25 percent of his carries, it's not quite as impressive. 194 of his yardage came before contact, while Fournette needed to break just two tackles on runs. Let's not take too much away from Fournette, who took advantage of good blocking and bad defense, but as impressive a performance as it was, he owed a lot to his offensive line, especially on his long second quarter touchdown run, which was blocked perfectly.

Originally posted by DonnieDarko:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by Allx9er:

Absolutely scheme dependent

He gets a lot of good blocking. Tremendous back but that OL opens up freeway sized holes for him.

The narrative after the game will be about how Leonard Fournette is back and as dominant as ever. That might be true, but in truth this was as easy a 284 yards as Fournette will ever run for, with the Ole Miss defense putting up little resistance. Fournette's 74.5 grade might seem harsh for a running back who rushed for 300 yards, but when you consider that he ran for 237 of those yards on just four of his 16 carries, working out at 83.5 percent of his yardage on just 25 percent of his carries, it's not quite as impressive. 194 of his yardage came before contact, while Fournette needed to break just two tackles on runs. Let's not take too much away from Fournette, who took advantage of good blocking and bad defense, but as impressive a performance as it was, he owed a lot to his offensive line, especially on his long second quarter touchdown run, which was blocked perfectly.

these are pretty much the same size holes that hyde is dealing with