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If JStew or DWill get hurt early...

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rayzor Grand Master

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it depends on how the passing game goes. if it isn't a threat than defenses can stack the box without too much problem.

if the passing game is ok , then sure. i don't see any reason why.

i think williams would be more likely to pull that if but stewart would be more likely to break the TD record. i will say that both of these guys could pull that off though.

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I think one of our back ups would be able to split duties with whoever wasnt hurt and pick up close to 1000

i doubt it.

as promising as goodson and sutton are, there's a huge drop off in talent between them, stewart and williams.

just like the tail end of last season, stewart or williams would carry the rock exclusively if one of them went down.

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i doubt it.

as promising as goodson and sutton are, there's a huge drop off in talent between them, stewart and williams.

just like the tail end of last season, stewart or williams would carry the rock exclusively if one of them went down.

...save the NY game stewart didn't carry exclusively...fox absolutely would prefer RBBC....I don't think goodson is that much a dropoff...

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...save the NY game stewart didn't carry exclusively...fox absolutely would prefer RBBC....I don't think goodson is that much a dropoff...

you should stop while you're ahead...seriously.

rushing attempts from the second tampa bay game to the end of the season...this is total attempts for the last 5 games of the season.

williams 19

hoover 18

goodson 18

sutton 9

stewart 102

outside of williams's 13 attempts against new england, no one had double digit attempts in any game except stewart.

where's the rbbc?

hoover got to have fun against the giants because goodson couldn't run thru those huge holes that were right in front if him.

5 attempts for 2 yards.

that's not a drop off. that's a free fall from heaven.

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