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Predictions for Brooks debut


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15 hours ago, kungfoodude said:

Some very rosy takes for a backup RB in his first NFL game versus an elite rushing defense. 

I damn sure hope that you guys are right.

I have no real expectations. I think he will play like a dude coming off an injury who hasn’t played a down of football in 53 weeks and playing in his first ever NFL game.  Needs to get hit and needs live action game contact.  I want him to get in rhythm and get comfortable with assignments. 
 

If he balls out great but in no way am I expecting some sort of breakout performance. 

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6 hours ago, strato said:

You are taking it out of context. I was going there because my first post wasn't negative enough.

But you are right I'm not happy Panther football wise (why would I be?). Though, I am looking forward to seeing how he does. Because he could do my first estimate or my second. 

If you take the receptions based on bad Bryce all the throws to him will be behind the LOS, and well defended. Meanwhile they are smothering our run game so nothing great there. 

 

I was just being a smart ass, sir. 

 

Sorry. 

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21 hours ago, Pejorative Miscreant said:

I have no real expectations. I think he will play like a dude coming off an injury who hasn’t played a down of football in 53 weeks and playing in his first ever NFL game.  Needs to get hit and needs live action game contact.  I want him to get in rhythm and get comfortable with assignments. 
 

If he balls out great but in no way am I expecting some sort of breakout performance. 

Eeeh 

 

Rookie running backs are plug and play.  

 

That said it's the #1 rush defense 

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32 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Feels like they're being extremely cautious with him.

Looked like he was grabbing/scratching at one his legs after that I think total 2nd carry he got all game. Could still be a mental thing, and for some reason we completely ignored the run game almost all day even though we were keeping it close and had some decent field position 

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