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David Carr talks about Christian McCaffrey


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David Carr's Top 15 Offensive Players

2. Christian McCaffrey

McCaffrey has done nothing but impress me since the beginning of the 2018 season, and if anything, Sunday's performance proved why he should be considered the best back in the NFL. McCaffrey did everything for the Panthers (again) vs. the Rams by gaining 128 rush yards and two touchdowns on 19 carries and 81 receiving yards on 10 catches. He looked like the Hulk during his second score of the game, hoisting himself in a plank just inches off the ground while defenders struggled to bring him down. If THIS is the Christian McCaffrey that came to play in 2019, league MVP could be within reach.

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For context, Carr ranks Patrick Mahomes number one, Saquon Barkley number three.

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I don't know if McCaffrey's going to have an MVP season, but if he keeps up the pace it won't be any surprise if he generates MVP discussion.

Can't remember the last non-quarterback to win an MVP award though. Feels like it wasn't that long ago but I'd have to look it up.

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6 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

I don't know if McCaffrey's going to have an MVP season, but if he keeps up the pace it won't be any surprise if he generates MVP discussion.

Can't remember the last non-quarterback to win an MVP award though. Feels like it wasn't that long ago but I'd have to look it up.

Pretty sure Peterson won during that comeback season after his injury. Dude when berserk that year.

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12 minutes ago, My Goodness My Guinness said:

Pretty sure Peterson won during that comeback season after his injury. Dude when berserk that year.

I feel like Tomlinson won it at least once sometime back.

4 minutes ago, Cary Kollins said:

this thread is worthless without pics 

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