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Dalvin Cook Blows Away Bench Press, Fournette does nothing...


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9 minutes ago, Snake said:

Cook has all the skill sets to be a great back. Don't be a Fournette cockjock.

 

No, he doesn't. He needs a hole and the ability to get to the second level to succeed. Cook is so overrated. He had a ton of runs of zero or less yards.

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In the right offense Cook could be absolutely lethal. Somewhere like Philly or New Orleans that can utilize all over the field, taking advantage of his pass catching ability and working him in space.

But Cook wouldn't do sh*t here in Carolina. Fournette is basically the prototype player you want at RB in our offense. And he's not even the guy I hope we draft but if we do, I won't be mad about it.

Cook would be a waste here. Fournette would likely be our franchises leading rusher if we take him by a long shot...

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44 minutes ago, Bronn said:

No, he doesn't. He needs a hole and the ability to get to the second level to succeed. Cook is so overrated. He had a ton of runs of zero or less yards.

Where to start with how wrong your post is. Let me sum this post up in as little words as possible. Cover 3 is the norm in the NFL and a RB needs to catch as well as he runs to be successful with good defenses. Cooks quickness and route running set him apart from a guy that will get 3 yards a carry.

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If you all love Fournette so much, you do realize he wouldn't see any time this year. Between Rivera's stuborness for veterans and Shula wasting talent due to inept play calling, do you really want him to waste here? Everybody loved CAP at one point too. Hence those are two reasons why we won't go RB at 8, we'll reach for a DE. I honestly see us trading back if Fournette fell to 8. But he won't. Cook will. Just sayin.

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