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Is Arian Foster What Deangelo Williams Would Be If He Had More Carries?

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You made the thread title and then explained why they are different in your post so there's not much for me to do here.....

I said one was more powerful while the other is faster, not really a change in running styles.

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Foster seems the more complete back when it comes to catching the ball and screens. We have seen what DWill is capable of when he is given a lot of carries. He is one of the best. Was one of the best. Either way, he is one hell of a running back.

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I watch both of these guys plays and I see a lot of similarities, DWill is faster and Foster is more physical, but I see a very close resemblance in running style and vision. Could DWill have that kind of production with as many carries as Foster has?

Simply, no. Foster is a better all-around back.

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Don't be a dick.

I took it as light humor.

Very different backs. Dwill is smaller, more fluent and avoids contact. I think dwills talents are more desirable and harder to find. Maybe I am a homer but they are both good backs. If Dwill wanted to go to a team where he was featured, he would have and if stewy wants to he will. People should get over it.

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