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Hubbard VS Sanders


DaveThePanther2008
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I have always believed Chuba was better than advertised. I am glad he has worked on his receiving. What I really like about Hubbard is that he runs hard. He grinds for every yard. 

Sanders on the other hand was truly a wasted free agent pick up. He pitter pats to the hole and usually gets tackled on the first hit. He acts like he can run like his namesake Barry Sanders but he isn't close. I'd rather see any of our other running backs replace him when they give Hubbard a breather. 

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Sanders is such a waste of cap. If they have to lean on him at all then they are going to have no running game. Even with Hubbard studding it out there it still didn't open anything up for Sanders. He is so bad and I don't really know a setup that can get more out of him.

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3 minutes ago, Waldo said:

Sanders is such a waste of cap. If they have to lean on him at all then they are going to have no running game. Even with Hubbard studding it out there it still didn't open anything up for Sanders. He is so bad and I don't really know a setup that can get more out of him.

Hubbard hits the hole like a madman. Sanders dances around like he's "Dancing with the Stars". It's sickening.  Plus the first touch of contact he goes down. 

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