It's the same issue as Mark Ingram. He just runs into contact and tries to over power it when he can't. Like Ingram they can both show flashes of greatness but continue to disappoint.
I don't know what his issue is to be honest. I do know that losing Bradshaw for the reason is really hurting our running game.
And yet again another sub par performance by Trent Richardson. Eventually Colts fans are going to run out of excuses and just have to admit that he is not good.
I don't know what his issue is to be honest. I do know that losing Bradshaw for the reason is really hurting our running game.
It seems like he is either picking the wrong hole, or not able to make a play when there isn't one. At least, it isn't from a lack of trying. He is always fighting for yards; sadly, it is always around the line of scrimmage.
One of the rumors about why Cleveland traded him was that he just didn't work hard in practice and obviously it carries over to game day.
It seems like he is either picking the wrong hole, or not able to make a play when there isn't one.
My wife watching Richardson play last night..."Is that guy *trying* to run into that pile of players?" He seems to lack vision and the ability to cut back and find the opening in the line.
He's not a cutback runner. He's a power runner. I will say he doesn't seem to pick his running lanes very well, but his runs rely on a blocking scheme to open up a hole in front of where he's supposed to be going, not for him to find a hole to go through.
Anyone that drafted the muscle hamster may want to head to your nearest ledge, reports of a several weeks injury absence in development.
Saw that the Rams may be talking to Tebow.
It actually works out for the better for me. He's been a massive failure and routinely outscored by Mathews and Fred Jackson every week, yet I still start him in hopes of a 20-40 point outburst like he had last year. Now it just makes it easier to bench him and move on.
The Rams should pick up Jemarcus Russell
And for a true lulz in the spirit of you're shit does stink, atlanta nuked the visiting locker room after the game.
Lol
But every running back needs to be able to do something other than run into the back of his offensive line when a hole doesn't develop. When Richardson makes it past the line of scrimmage, he runs great. The problem is at least half his runs don't develop into that type of opportunity.
And for a true lulz in the spirit of you're shit does stink, atlanta nuked the visiting locker room after the game.
Lol
I totally agree. He had the benefit of a dominating offensive line at Alabama. Not so much in the NFL so far. Being a pure 0-cut downhill runner will only get you so far, unless you're 260lbs and called a "fullback".
Who said it's a bad move, still doesn't mean it isn't funny they had to do it. And their players continuing to develop it is going to kill them in the legal action against them.