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deceptikon1978
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LeSean McCoy. I think hes one of the best backs in the draft and Westbrook's time is almost up.
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Brad said:
I am thinking short term.....Brown is the better back in my opinion, but in terms of an investment I think McCoy will get my touches....Colts have too proficient of a passing game and the running game gets abandoned at times....like Monday night's game.
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Donald Brown
Best rookie running back hands down....and I won't repeat the million reasons for this...since I've already done so in every thread like this since before the draft
In all honesty though I think McCoy def. can be good too, just that there's really nothing Brown is missing from his game. You already saw last night, who was in when it mattered most? Brown. I'd imagine he is going to keep cutting into Addai's carries and move into the featured role, and as long as Peyton is around that should be good for his stats and value.
Best rookie running back hands down....and I won't repeat the million reasons for this...since I've already done so in every thread like this since before the draft
In all honesty though I think McCoy def. can be good too, just that there's really nothing Brown is missing from his game. You already saw last night, who was in when it mattered most? Brown. I'd imagine he is going to keep cutting into Addai's carries and move into the featured role, and as long as Peyton is around that should be good for his stats and value.
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