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Our running backs are dead last in receiving yards


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We have 285 receiving yards from backs. To put that into perspective the two worst passing teams in the league (49ers and Bills) both have over 400 yards receiving from their backs.

According to football outsiders Stewart is the worst receiving back in the league

http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/rb

 

I knew Stewart had stone hands, but this is just sad. Hopefully our next back can actually catch.

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1 minute ago, CarolinaSock said:

Have you seen Cam throw a screen or pass into the flat lately? Not exactly his strong suit. I can't remember how many times I've seen him throw to Stewart in the flat in years passed that require him to either spin completely around because it's behind him or leap because it's high.

Last week he hit Stewart right in the hands and he dropped it. Stewart is a stiff at this point in his career.

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Our RB's aren't asked to do much pass catching but it would be nice for Cam to have that outlet. Maybe DG will get us a pass catching RB in the draft...maybe Christian McCaffrey in the 1st rd. Just kidding but snagging one in the draft would be a good move in my opinion.

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In all honesty, Stewarts not the kind of guy who'll be catching a lot of screens, because that's not Shula's style. I'm sure Cam is more than capable - and Stewart too. It's just Shula is a bit behind with all these new football styles that never existed when his daddy coached the Miami Dolphins. 

He doesn't have the right crayons for a "screen."

Heck, he doesn't even know what that modern day term is.

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12 minutes ago, CWORS said:

Our RB's aren't asked to do much pass catching but it would be nice for Cam to have that outlet. Maybe DG will get us a pass catching RB in the draft...maybe Christian McCaffrey in the 1st rd. Just kidding but snagging one in the draft would be a good move in my opinion.

TJ Logan...sleeper...speed,blocker,hands,return man...late Rd to Ufa..

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Just now, Saca312 said:

In all honesty, Stewarts not the kind of guy who'll be catching a lot of screens, because that's not Shula's style. I'm sure Cam is more than capable - and Stewart too. It's just Shula is a bit behind with all these new football styles that never existed when his daddy coached the Miami Dolphins. 

He doesn't have the right crayons for a "screen."

Heck, he doesn't even know what that modern day term is.

It would be interesting to see up to date stats but in 2013 we utilized and benefitted from screen plays and especially rb screens near the top of a sorted list.

https://www.profootballfocus.com/screen-game/

 

In 2014 it's more like top third.

https://www.profootballfocus.com/qbs-and-the-screen-game-2014/

 

So I realize you are fishing for likes but the facts show Shula knows what a screen is.

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