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Can Skattebo forced 92 missed tackles in 2024, the 3rd most in the NCAA.
His career ELU rating (a statistic that measures a runner’s impact independent of blocking) is higher than: Saquon Barkley, Jahmyr Gibbs, Breece Hall, Josh Jacobs, and more.
Don’t ask me what I think about him as a prospect. I don’t have a true answer for you yet. I just thought many of you would be interested in these figures.
Lance Zierlein
The great RB coach Kirby Wilson once told me a RB needed to have wiggle, power or speed in order to create for himself and become a pro back. He can be great with two and Adrian Peterson if he has all three.
Cam Skattebo creates for himself with power. He'll play in the NFL.
I can't remember his last name, but I think you got it wrong.The worry is of course Toby Gergart. He just couldn’t play at the NFL level.
Gerhart I believe.I can't remember his last name, but I think you got it wrong.The worry is of course Toby Gergart. He just couldn’t play at the NFL level.
Edit: Toby Garhart?
Yeah just a typo here whoops. But that is the obvious worry right? Combine will be huge for Cam.Gerhart I believe.I can't remember his last name, but I think you got it wrong.The worry is of course Toby Gergart. He just couldn’t play at the NFL level.
Edit: Toby Garhart?
What a performance from this kid. Puking on the sideline and putting his squad on his back. Clearly a “football player” that many teams would love to add to their backfield. Not sure he has the burst and wiggle to lead a backfield, but clearly a guy who can be in the rotation and contribute.
Yeah, I resisted to do the same but just natural to navigate to that. Rex is probably a decent comp when it comes down to it though. It would be different if Skattebo was a 4.4 guy, but that is not his game. Either way I think he has a lot to offer at the next level, like most non-elite players the success will depend on situation and opportunity.What a performance from this kid. Puking on the sideline and putting his squad on his back. Clearly a “football player” that many teams would love to add to their backfield. Not sure he has the burst and wiggle to lead a backfield, but clearly a guy who can be in the rotation and contribute.
Hate to use the "white RB" comparison but he could be a better Rex Burkhead who was a solid player when healthy for the Pats.
This is who I thought of. He's better than Steele, but can't see him dominating a backfield in the NFL.A rich man’s Carson Steele?
Are we just naming white RBs? Peyton Hillis!
He reminds me of Guard Dunham.Are we just naming white RBs? Peyton Hillis!
Team, scheme and coaches matter. Put Breece or Bijan on the Rams and they would be in the MVP conversation.It seems like it is impossible to scout/predict what running backs are going to be/do in the NFL. Coming out of the draft guys like Bijan and Breece looked like can't miss fantasy studs. Then they end up being eclipsed by non-descript guys like Kyren Williams, Chase Brown, and Chuba Hubbard. Seems like WR and QB are easier to gage, IMHO.
Tough to say without seeing Skattebo drinkPaul Hornung
It seems like it is impossible to scout/predict what running backs are going to be/do in the NFL. Coming out of the draft guys like Bijan and Breece looked like can't miss fantasy studs. Then they end up being eclipsed by non-descript guys like Kyren Williams, Chase Brown, and Chuba Hubbard. Seems like WR and QB are easier to gage, IMHO.
I'm a little confused. Are you talking about overall career path? Or this season? I would say Kyren Williams has been a little better than Bijan overall, but not Brown or Hubbard. Or if this refers to this year, they were all very good, but none of them was as productive as Bijan. And Breece Hall has averaged 90 YFS/game over his career so far, and is still fairly young.It seems like it is impossible to scout/predict what running backs are going to be/do in the NFL. Coming out of the draft guys like Bijan and Breece looked like can't miss fantasy studs. Then they end up being eclipsed by non-descript guys like Kyren Williams, Chase Brown, and Chuba Hubbard. Seems like WR and QB are easier to gage, IMHO.
Situation and opportunity matters a lot. Bijan didn’t even have a poor rookie season, but this year he has reminded everyone why he was the greatest prospect at the position since Saquon.It seems like it is impossible to scout/predict what running backs are going to be/do in the NFL. Coming out of the draft guys like Bijan and Breece looked like can't miss fantasy studs. Then they end up being eclipsed by non-descript guys like Kyren Williams, Chase Brown, and Chuba Hubbard. Seems like WR and QB are easier to gage, IMHO.
Mike alstott!Are we just naming white RBs? Peyton Hillis!
Fullback!Mike alstott!Are we just naming white RBs? Peyton Hillis!
What a performance from this kid. Puking on the sideline and putting his squad on his back. Clearly a “football player” that many teams would love to add to their backfield. Not sure he has the burst and wiggle to lead a backfield, but clearly a guy who can be in the rotation and contribute.
Hate to use the "white RB" comparison but he could be a better Rex Burkhead who was a solid player when healthy for the Pats.
The obvious worry is typos?Yeah just a typo here whoops. But that is the obvious worry right?
Yes if we can’t spell his name right, how can we know for sure we’re drafting the right player? But actually the worry is he’s just not big big enough or athletic enough to play his style of ball at the pro level.The obvious worry is typos?Yeah just a typo here whoops. But that is the obvious worry right?
Not sure how his game will translate to the NFL, but this dude was fun to watch even before the Texas game, and is someone who is easy to root for.
He might run a 4.6/40 which will have scouts passing, but his contact balance is off the charts, and he's much more athletic than one might think.
Yes if we can’t spell his name right, how can we know for sure we’re drafting the right player? But actually the worry is he’s just not big big enough or athletic enough to play his style of ball at the pro level.The obvious worry is typos?Yeah just a typo here whoops. But that is the obvious worry right?
Sometimes that doesn’t even help.Yes if we can’t spell his name right, how can we know for sure we’re drafting the right player?
Sorry Titans fans but I don’t think we will have to be worrying about spelling Will Levis name right for much longer.Sometimes that doesn’t even help.Yes if we can’t spell his name right, how can we know for sure we’re drafting the right player?
My home redraft league still busts balls of the guy in our league who, for the 1st time in 15 or so years got 1.01, marched up the board all cocky & slapped up… the wrong Adrian Peterson sticker.
We gave him a mulligan, but he will never, ever live it down.
Ps - nothing worse for typos than Levis & Pennix.