Ya, 70 yards and a TD at this point in the game is just pitiful. Youre an imbecile man. all respect intended. shaun on a bad day is the 5th best RB in football.
what do all these RBs have in common?-they all have better ypc.and im pretty sure you could find 5 guys on this list who are better when shaun has a "bad day"dont get all pissed. im just trying to get the "swingin from shauns sack fan club" all torqued
always has produced fantasy wise-always looked like an average back doing it.vision and patience only work when your oline is good. if you the line cant block vision and patience turn into-indecisive, not going north/south, needs to hit the hole faster, needs to stop dancing around....blah,blah,blahJ. Norwood RB, ATL Frank Gore RB, SFO M. Jones-Drew RB, JAC M. Barber III RB, DAL L. Tomlinson RB, SDG B. Westbrook RB, PHI Joseph Addai RB, IND B. Jacobs RB, NYG D. Williams RB, CAR Tiki Barber RB, NYG Ladell Betts RB, WAS Tatum Bell RB, DEN Fred Taylor RB, JAC Travis Henry RB, TEN D. McAllister RB, NOR Ahman Green RB, GNB S. Jackson RB, STL L. Washington RB, NYJ Larry Johnson RB, KAN Willie Parker RB, PIT Mike Bell RB, DEN Warrick Dunn RB, ATL C. Taylor RB, MIN C. Portis RB, WAS Corey Dillon RB, NWE L. Maroney RB, NWE Kevin Jones RB, DET Thomas Jones RB, CHI D. Foster RB, CAR Julius Jones RB, DAL Wali Lundy RB, HOU Ronnie Brown RB, MIA Rudi Johnson RB, CIN LaMont Jordan RB, OAK Cedric Benson RB, CHI C. Williams RB, TAM M. Morris RB, SEA A. Thomas RB, BUF W. McGahee RB, BUF Jamal Lewis RB, BAL
Suprisingly, a lot of fans in the Seattle area don't like the guy either. For years they have said he is soft, that he is a product of the O-line, that he spends too much time dancing around behind the line. many were calling for not resigning him and seeing what Mo Morris could do and one former teammate (chad Eaton) called him out last year after the Washington playoff game. This after a season of breaking the TD record and gaining 1800 yards. Unless you WATCH (not just follow his stat lines) his games on a regular basis it is hard to really appreciate his running style. He does hesitate behind the line longer than some more explosive backs but it IS because he is being patient waiting for the holes to develop. His running style could be described as disciplined more than anything else - He squares his shoulders to the line, uses his great vision and waits for a hole to open up. He doesn't have jump-cut, stop on a dimes moves but he is smooth, has good footwork, and he is deceptively fast - I have NEVER seen him caught from behind in a foot race. He gets in trouble when holes do not open up and he starts trying to make something happen on his own. it's tough to compare him to anyone And regarding his pass catching - 2001 - 2003 he averaged 50 catches a year. He is a good receiver, they just don't ask him to do it anymore, for whatever reason.I would not put him in the category of LT2 and LJ as far as a pure runner who can make something out of nothing and go the distance on any given play. But he still qualifies as an elite back.
he doesnt need to match their stats but a nice ypc would be nice. he has had more carries than dillon and some other guys this year so its not like hes got two games under his belt.who is on the top of your draft board next year?give me your top 5-if his name is in there u r an imbecile too. 
