Archer: Alfred Morris looking to be more complete

[DLK150]

So you do GAS then.

Fair point, allow me to reword my remark. I would *prefer* a 1-2 punch of Zeke and Morris over McFadden because I like the running styles of the former. I would *prefer* it was Zeke because he was a premium pick and you don't make those without having some level of expectation. What I don't GAS about is who it is that steps up and delivers. If it's McFadden, so be it. I don't GAS if it ends up being Darius Jackson for some inane reason. I basically just want a competent running game and whoever leads the way is fine with me. I would just hope that it would be someone that will be able to carry the load for more than one year.

 

[boozeman]

Wasn't he in it last year? Callahan was there and that's what he runs.

Actually Callahan ran more power and gap blocking than zone. It was intermixed a lot more than what he did in Dallas.

 

[Simpleton]

The Redskins OL is also average at best so there's that.

 

[boozeman]

The Redskins OL is also average at best so there's that.

True, but there was talk during the season that Morris had trouble reading his blocks.

 

[ravidubey]

The Redskins OL is also average at best so there's that.

They played above their pedigree last year though, and Williams is a cornerstone-type player. You never would have thought John Gesek would be part of an all-timer OL either, but he was.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

They played above their pedigree last year though, and Williams is a cornerstone-type player. You never would have thought John Gesek would be part of an all-timer OL either, but he was.

None of the Redskins runners were very productive behind that line last year. That should tell you all you need to know.