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Old 09-16-2003, 09:57 PM   #28
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Default Calling out Troy Hambrick

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Originally posted by: FilthyFinMavs
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Originally posted by: MFFL
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Originally posted by: FilthyFinMavs
Hambrick didn't have anyg ood runs last night. He had some great ones and some bad ones.
WHAT?

Hambrick's longest run from scrimmage was only 12 yards. I call that an effective run - a great run is a 40 yard touchdown. I didn't see any great runs last night. Cason's 63 yard touchdown run in the first game of the season was a great run.

I call a 12 yard run a great run. That is a automatic first down. A good run is about what a running back average which is about 4 yards a carry. Anytime you get a automatic first down I consider that a great run. A bad run is when you lose yardage. Anything is better than losing yardage.
Your standards are too low. A starting NFL running back should average about 4 yards a carry so that makes an AVERAGE run a "good" run?

If Hambrick is averaging 2.8 yards per carry then obviously he is doing a poor job. I don't want an average running back with the Boys (let alone a poor one). The Cowboys have a heritage of GREAT running backs.
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