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Christian Powell
- Thread starter Duff Man
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Under. A guy that runs like that has got to miss a game here and there. Hope I'm wrong.
Biggest concern with Pow is can he stay healthy, he takes and gives some brutal shots. The more of those you take the more likely you are to not be playing long.
If he can stay healthy I would give him 1000 easy. I would say 1200 but we are going to have some games where we are throwing the ball a lot to catch up.
If he can stay healthy I would give him 1000 easy. I would say 1200 but we are going to have some games where we are throwing the ball a lot to catch up.
Too many question marks on the OL.
I think you put the line where it should be. I'll say under.
aik
Well-Known Member
Under. I think he'll finish at about 800-850 with a dozen touchdowns. Got some other guys who will get more carries than last year for a change of pace and see more snaps if they can line up at RB but catch passes. It'll be a collaborative effort at the position but Christian will lead the way. Concussions terrify me here however.
Joe Theismann's Leg
Well-Known Member
Under. Questions on the offensive line, most talented offensive player is a WR, we'll be down and forced to throw a lot and there's two other talented backs in the backfield.
Adding.
In terms of the concussions, they scare me to, and his running style lends to getting them.
On the plus side the offense was so predictable last year it seemed like the defense knew what was going to be run before the coaches had even callled it. When Pow was running is seemed like the entire defense could just wind up and blast him.
Hopefully this year the play calling will give him a little more room to work without having 11 defenders on him as he gets the ball.
In terms of the concussions, they scare me to, and his running style lends to getting them.
On the plus side the offense was so predictable last year it seemed like the defense knew what was going to be run before the coaches had even callled it. When Pow was running is seemed like the entire defense could just wind up and blast him.
Hopefully this year the play calling will give him a little more room to work without having 11 defenders on him as he gets the ball.
CVilleBuff
Well-Known Member
Under.
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
Under. Not sure our D can keep us close enough for the run game to still be a viable option. Also, agree that our o-line is a question mark at this point.
Under. OL won't be pretty and even with the offense going nuts at SJSU last year, it took until the bowl game for their RB to eclipse 1k yards.
O/u is way too high but only cause of injuries. Under.
1100, I think he could get that. Right around 1100 tho.
SuperiorBuff
Well-Known Member
1650
I don't find anything wrong with his game stats considering that:
A. First year playing RB
B. Other teams playing 8 or 9 in the box
C. Was playing in a totally inept offense that was being caller by the worst OC in D1
under
Under. Powell being able to stay healthy and the depth at RB will keep him under 1k.
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+ 1, well said sir.
Buffenuf
massive tool
Over.
There's twelve games now, so that's just over 80 yds. p/g average. Its very reachable for him , provided he stays healthy. I'm confident Forman will keep him healthy, since Forman comes in with the rep of prepping his players to stay healthy. Also, he's not going to get the sh*t beat out of him during practices, unlike last year when the "1"s got all the reps.
Also, got to remember last year was his first as a TB, instead of a FB, and even then he's still learning RB concepts since he came to the position very late.
There's twelve games now, so that's just over 80 yds. p/g average. Its very reachable for him , provided he stays healthy. I'm confident Forman will keep him healthy, since Forman comes in with the rep of prepping his players to stay healthy. Also, he's not going to get the sh*t beat out of him during practices, unlike last year when the "1"s got all the reps.
Also, got to remember last year was his first as a TB, instead of a FB, and even then he's still learning RB concepts since he came to the position very late.