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Official Bucs at Panthers GameDay Thread


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1 minute ago, Proudiddy said:

1) I don't think so.  CMC has good speed, but not guaranteed breakaway speed.  He's probably a bit faster than Foreman, but not by much, and also, Foreman was still fighting off tackles for about 40 yards of that 60 yard run before he got completely behind the defense.

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2) Even if that's the case, we still would've lost.  We saw what this team looked like with a single RB being the focal point of the offense and it was losing football.  Force feeding CMC often ended up being to our own detriment (and his), no matter how talented he was.

All due respect, this is a better team collectively without CMC.  RB-focused offenses are a thing of the past, and making your offense in that mold is setting yourself up for failure.  I guarantee, he will be used so much more creatively in SF that his workload will be lesser and yet, his production will probably be just as good while working in a rotation.  He was used like a workhorse here, and again, that's guaranteed failure in today's NFL.

He wasn't touched on the 60yd run

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