Will delone Carter ever get a shot????
 

When will he get his shot and become the nxt adrian Peterson????

If he starts to hold on to the football.

I pulled a Dope 3 color patch out of SPA that's why I'm asking..

Next AP? How about becoming the next Donald Brown first.

he has some butter fingers

[QUOTE=jhiggy11;2515887]If he starts to hold on to the football.[/QUOTE]

That's what I was gonna say.

But, even if he does start holding onto the football, I don't think he'll be the next adrian peterson.

But if you're talking about the AP that was on the Bears, then sure :D

People still use the word "dope"?

:eek:

[QUOTE=u_want_my_cards;2515919]People still use the word "dope"?

:eek:[/QUOTE]

For drugs, not for awesome lol

his top potential is as a short yardage specialist, but can't do that if he keeps fumbling.

By AP I meant like a really good rb.

Really good running backs usually have a great first year:

AP 2007: 1,341 yards / 5.6yds per carry / 12 TDs
Tomlinson 2001: 1,236 yards / 10 TDs
Barry Sanders 1989: 1,470 yards / 5.3 per carry / 14TDs
Delone Carter 2011: 377 yards / 2 TDs

[QUOTE=HighEndHits;2515996]Really good running backs usually have a great first year:

AP 2007: 1,341 yards / 5.6yds per carry / 12 TDs
Tomlinson 2001: 1,236 yards / 10 TDs
Barry Sanders 1989: 1,470 yards / 5.3 per carry / 14TDs
Delone Carter 2011: 377 yards / 2 TDs[/QUOTE]

Not really fair to say that as many offenses now run "by committee." I understand where you are coming from and agree. Just not sure that is the best way to justify it.

[QUOTE=jhiggy11;2516021]Not really fair to say that as many offenses now run "by committee." I understand where you are coming from and agree. Just not sure that is the best way to justify it.[/QUOTE]

Top RBs have never and will never been in a committee. The reason for that is they are by far and away superior backs and deserve to be on the field every single down.

[QUOTE=fert360;2515877]When will he get his shot and become the nxt adrian Peterson????[/QUOTE]

I believe he will. I saw huge signs of potential in the preseason, and he was looking good the first half of the season, and the Colts O-Line was ******* awful. I am looking for him to get the start at the beginning of the season.

[QUOTE=HighEndHits;2516031]Top RBs have never and will never been in a committee. The reason for that is they are by far and away superior backs and deserve to be on the field every single down.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I guess you are right...Priest Holmes magically got good once he went to KC. The offense the teams run has a lot to do with what stats the running back is going to have. That's all I am trying to say.

Didn't really do much when the opportunity presented itself. But it's not like he had much of a chance with that offense in place. Could be a guy who emerges with a better opportunity or an improved offense in Indy.

Of course he can become the next Adrian Peterson, easy....

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