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Anyone wish we had Fournette instead of CMC

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Watching Total Access and the guys are talking about what Leonard has done this year;

almost 600 yds rushing and six touchdowns, a threat in the run game and the passing game.

i know our o-line is questionable but does LF do better in Carolina than CMC has done so far? 

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Good idea. Let's go ahead and draft a Stewart clone as he not even breaks 100 yards at this point with that poo blocking in front of him.

We never even had a chance to take LF with him gone at 4 anyhow. Besides that, he was never a fit for the Panthers shotgun dominant offense.

Jaguars run an offense revolving around fournette, meaning they run under center and a power downhill run game to get him going. If he went to us, he'd have similar or less production than what AP did for the Saints. Simply not a fit, especially with this poo run blocking.

Jags make him look good cause 1.) their QB sucks 2.) blake 3.) bortles. 

 

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5 minutes ago, Saca312 said:

Good idea. Let's go ahead and draft a Stewart clone as he not even breaks 100 yards at this point with that poo blocking in front of him.

We never even had a chance to take LF with him gone at 4 anyhow. Besides that, he was never a fit for the Panthers shotgun dominant offense.

Jaguars run an offense revolving around fournette, meaning they run under center and a power downhill run game to get him going. If he went to us, he'd have similar or less production than what AP did for the Saints. Simply not a fit, especially with this poo run blocking.

Jags make him look good cause 1.) their QB sucks 2.) blake 3.) bortles. 

 

Um LF has been underwhelming like last game, take that 1 rush of 75, his avg would have been 2.5 yds a carry and yes against the 27th rush D.

Steelers were horrendous until KC game was ranked 28th in rush D by the time Jacksonville played them. Take that one run away and you get 3.37yds per carry.

LF would do nothing with our run blocking so this thread is pointless and stupid by OP.

 

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