Chubba

[pantherclaw]

Any of you who know me enough, know I love the running game. 

I thought I'd share some of Chubba's accomplishments last season. 

 

 

"Chuba Hubbard quietly put together one of the most productive seasons in the league, and he did it the hard way.

 

On 250 carries, Hubbard racked up 1,195 rushing yards, but the key number was 800 yards after contact. He averaged 3.2 yards after contact per attempt, showing just how often he powered through the first defender.

 

With 10 touchdowns, a 4.8 YPC average, and an outstanding +270 RYOE, Hubbard didn't just run efficiently, he ran with purpose. He also fumbled only once all year despite heavy usage.

 

He finished with 26 runs of 10+ yards, 30 reaching 15+ MPH, and 2 breakaway bursts over 20 MPH, proof he blends toughness with speed."

[Pejorative Miscreant]

Chuba has an understated approach to the game and comes across like an excellent locker room guy.  Glad we have gotten him some help with Rico and hope he can complement Chuba. 

[WUnderhill]

One fumble all year but boy was it a big one.

[Shotgun]

20 minutes ago, WUnderhill said:

One fumble all year but boy was it a big one.

Definitely cost us the game but helped us get Tmac. lol

[PNW_PantherMan]

Chuba is a real homegrown talent.  Came in as a late pick and through work ethic and persistence he developed into a good starter.  Respect to him.  He's already had a better career than most 4th rounders, and he's got a lot of football left.

[rebelrouser]

One of the bright spots from the Rhule era. Didn't he say his wife made the pick? The RB room looks pretty good w/ Chuba, Rico, and Etienne.  

[Khyber53]

Chuba: 

Chubba:

Good to know the difference before calling a handoff.

[OneBadCat]

I think Chubbas most underrated asset is his vision. I think it’s amongst the best in the league.

[PantherChris]

1 hour ago, OneBadCat said:

I think Chubbas most underrated asset is his vision. I think it’s amongst the best in the league.

Definitely his best aspect too.....

 

It was so easy to tell when you had him in there and occasionally a play of Miles Sanders who literally has the worst vision I've seen in a RB