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What's the point of Kenjon Barner?


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Anyone think his playing time on offense will go up during the playoffs? There isn't to much nfl game tape on him and might surprise a few defenses.

I think it all boils down to pass protection.

 

I think Cam is the most blitzed QB in the NFL.  That puts a premium on pass protection.  Our OL already is weak....we can't afford TEs/RBs who aren't 100% on top of assignements.  Veterans should be better at that.

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can't risk it when he has fumbled a good bit.

 

Barner has 0 fumbles in the NFL.

 

Barner had 1 in the preseason.  Credited with a 2nd that easily was the QB screwing it up.

 

You are acting like he commits DeAngelo Williams backbraking fumbles consistantly.....

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Barner has 0 fumbles in the NFL.

 

Barner had 1 in the preseason.  Credited with a 2nd that easily was the QB screwing it up.

 

You are acting like he commits DeAngelo Williams backbraking fumbles consistantly.....

 

if i'm scared somebody is going to fumble. it probably means something.

 

i am scared when kenjon has the ball.

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He was supposed to be a Derrick Sproles type, same weight, only a few inches taller.

 

So far he's looking like a rookie, not necessarily surprising.

Sproles as a rookie - 56 total yards - 3 fumbles/2 lost fumbles

 

Barner - 14 total yards

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