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He had a very good college career.Addai never had 200 carries in a college season.
But he always performed well during the playing time he got.Henry......didn't.
Is Barlow the underperforming young back or unwanted veteran? Regardless of which one he is in this scenario, who is the other that makes Gore fit this description?
Seconded.FWP was a backup at UNC throughout his college career. Barely even saw the field.
Fred Beasly or definately Chris Heatherington.
Bell's high was 205Addai 2005: 911 yards rushingBell 2005: 952 yards rushingBell 2004: 944 yards rushingAddai 2004: 680 yard rushing.Were their careers really that different?
Gore had to beat out all the RBs in camp...just like Maurice Clarett on day one.
Mike Bell wasn't drafted either.
LOL, Gore also had extensive playing time in college the few years he was healthy.
Parker was undrafted and suprised in camp. Doesnt fall into CHenry mold
FWP was undrafted and fell into a situation. Henry was drafted into a situation
He was less than a backup......at one point he was 5th string.
I stand corrected. Still, Gore doesn't fit all the criteria.
1. college back - check, U of Miami2. with little to none playing time - check, fewer carries than Henry
Trung CanidateHe could not beat out the young, under achieving RB (Lamar Gordon), nor could he beat out the person he was brought in to eventually replace (Marshall Faulk). I've always said, I liked Chris Henry better when he was called Trung Canidate.
What? I thought you were joking. Hetherington was a full back, man.
pro football reference has him listed as a RB. Regardless, calling Brown a "veteran" pretty much means any rostered rb with a few carries of a couple of years fits the bill.Interested in seeing where JAA is headed and how it relates to Big East football.
Drew was a stud though. He had a 330 yard five td game as a sophomore.
Hey guys, can anyone name an RB named Chris who was drafted with the 50th pick of the draft and went to a team east of the Mississippi and further north than the college that he attended, and the team that he went to already had a 230 pound sophomore RB who had been part of a famous platoon in college and a CB who was notorious for off-the-field behavior, and then the rookie managed to rush for more then 500 yards in his career?Hey JAA, allow me to introduce you to a neat little concept I like to call "sample size". In the meantime, if you have a point, I'd really recommend getting to it.
JAA, are you actually going somewhere with this?
Hey guys, can anyone name an RB named Chris who was drafted with the 50th pick of the draft and went to a team east of the Mississippi and further north than the college that he attended, and the team that he went to already had a 230 pound sophomore RB who had been part of a famous platoon in college and a CB who was notorious for off-the-field behavior, and then the rookie managed to rush for more then 500 yards in his career?Hey JAA, allow me to introduce you to a neat little concept I like to call "sample size". In the meantime, if you have a point, I'd really recommend getting to it.
