packersfan
Footballguy
I disagree. I would say the following RBs would find a way to be MUCH more productive than McGahee has been this season -- especially the last several weeks:LTI think 90+% of NFL RBs would struggle behind the Bills offensive line of this year.For about 50 yards.I still think he's a talented player who will do much better with improved blocking up front. The offensive line play of the Bills this year has probably been in the bottom 5 of the league.I still feel pretty good about having him as the Bills RB for the future. If they make a coaching change this offseason, I hope whoever they brings in rides him a lot more than Mularkey has been willing to do lately. He's still a workhorse who you can rely on for 20-25 carries every week.The bigger question now is did the Bills over-rate McGahee and do they need to be worried about their RB situation?I will now concede that Willis McGahee was indeed overrated this year.
good call by JoeT and others.
Edge
Alexander
Barber
Larry Johnson
Clinton Portis
Corey Dillon
Rudi Johnson
That group without question and I would be willing to bet these RBs would also be more productive:
Thomas Jones
Domanick Davis
Reuben Droughns
Cadillac Williams
McGahee has become nothing more than an average starting RB - and that's probably being kind. He runs with no power, no aggressiveness and no authority. He's as a big a problem as Mularkey or the line or Losman or anything else going on with the Bills right now.