Cutting Taylor dents Jaguars locker room

I took you seriously to this point. Reuben Droughns? Really? The same Reuben Droughns that hasn't broke 1000 yards since 2005? The same one that didn't even have a single carry in 2008? The same Droughns that averaged 3.3 ypc in the last two seasons in which he actually did get to play?

^^^Reason #3,124 to be happy nobody on this board is Tennessee's GM.

 

He averaged as many yards per carry (almost) running behind CLEVELAND's offensive line.
Not sure why people forget to factor in that we have a top 3 OLine. Comparing Lendale's stats to other RBs isn't very fair if they play behind one of the worst in the league.

That's like bashing a guy for averaging .3 yards less per carry than an RB from Denver.

 

Droughns? He did it in 2005. Or 2006, if you want to consider his 750 yards and 3.4 average. That still makes it nearly three years since he has had any real production.

Regardless, Jwill just said he'd rather have a running back who didn't get a single carry in 2008 instead of LenDale White, who had 773 yards and 15 touchdowns.

 

Too many miles on his injured old body I'm amazed people are seriously considering this guy.

So how do you explain the 15 touchdowns?

 

2007, when the jags had an offensive line

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkRjKph_e5E

 

2009, when the Jags realized he was too old to be an effective player.

 

Again, Fred ran over more people and made more people miss than LenDale. I would still much rather have Fred Taylor. Reuben Droughns had gotten some good carries two years ago with the Giants, this year, their three headed monster at RB was too much. He runs harder than LenDale, so just to be a battering ram, he would be just fine if not more of a bruiser than LenDale White.

 

i will be interested come may what lendale considers "in shape"

 

What does it matter as long as he's productive???

I still want to hear how an old Fred Taylor is going to run 15 TD's for us. He damn sure never did it behind the several good O-Lines he previously ran behind. For all the talk about our O-Line, I think many of you have forgot what offenses and defenses look like inside the five. It takes more than just the O-Line.