Yeah its ridiculous. Henry is probably the best back in this draft at getting that extra yard or two. He is actually extremely like Murray. Guys who don't do great when someone gets in the backfield early on the play, but if the initial blocking is good are basically a nightmare to tackle.I don't agree with any of that about Henry certainly not going down with arm tackles that is just carzy talk.
Julius Jones.
Not Julius Jones tripping on a grass monster, but the Georgia game showed how a lot of teams would attack him.I don't agree with any of that about Henry certainly not going down with arm tackles that is just carzy talk.
Julius Jones.
Henry had a pretty damn good game there... Consistently moved the pile for the extra yard or two.Not Julius Jones tripping on a grass monster, but the Georgia game showed how a lot of teams would attack him.
If he is a plodder in college he will be a 2 yards and a cloud of dust in the pros. I have reservations about him.Henry had a pretty damn good game there... Consistently moved the pile for the extra yard or two.
He wasn't a plodder. The guy had a lot of big plays.If he is a plodder in college he will be a 2 yards and a cloud of dust in the pros. I have reservations about him.
But he still went down too easily. Read a stat today that Zeke led the nation in yards after contact.Henry had a pretty damn good game there... Consistently moved the pile for the extra yard or two.
He runs pretty straight. He won't move the pile that way in the pros.He wasn't a plodder. The guy had a lot of big plays.
Why not? He is bigger then most LBers and runs faster then them too.He runs pretty straight. He won't move the pile that way in the pros.
I doubt there are any good accurate stats on that in college football.But he still went down too easily. Read a stat today that Zeke led the nation in yards after contact.
Several years ago I would agree with that but not now. Everything is dissected now.I doubt there are any good accurate stats on that in college football.
Runs straight ahead and upright. A defensive line will slow him and he can be brought down from behind. Murray could get low but what I have seen of Henry he stays upright.Why not? He is bigger then most LBers and runs faster then them too.
It's literally not a tracked statistic.Several years ago I would agree with that but not now. Everything is dissected now.
Yeah, the whole 6'3" RB scares me a little bit. I generally don't want my RBs that tall. Just makes for a bigger target for a defender to hit. It's why Henry probably won't have a long NFL career. You probably ride him for a few years and then move on. But man he is a punishing RB. You can really punish a defense the way we did with Murray if you have Henry.Runs straight ahead and upright. A defensive line will slow him and he can be brought down from behind. Murray could get low but what I have seen of Henry he stays upright.
So if we pick in the top five next year, that means okay for a back then?Yeah, the whole 6'3" RB scares me a little bit. I generally don't want my RBs that tall. Just makes for a bigger target for a defender to hit. It's why Henry probably won't have a long NFL career. You probably ride him for a few years and then move on. But man he is a punishing RB. You can really punish a defense the way we did with Murray if you have Henry.
Ultimately I'd rather just take a RB later in this draft and then turn around and get a guy high next year if we really want. Might not have a shot at Fournette but Delvin Cook and Nick Chubb will probably be big time prospects as well. Give me a Jordan Howard in the fourth this year and you could get a super productive back.
http://www.cfbfilmroom.com/advanced-stats/It's literally not a tracked statistic.
He wasn't a plodder. The guy had a lot of big plays.
That's funny, I just read and article that mentioned how it isn't a track statistic at all.
We brought him in for a predraft visitHe looks very much like a plodder to me. Fortunately I don't think there's any chance we draft him.