remember this?
Alabama has zero o-line 1st round draft picks. Ryan Kelly is probably a 2nd round center. Pump the breaks on the greatness of the Alabama O-line. Henry trucked Clemson for 3TD's at 160 yards on the ground, just like he did every other team. Crediting Alabama's oline that has zero Elite talent going into the NFL draft is pure comedy. It was Henry, not the O-line, that steamrolled defenders.
That's OK--I do. Kelly and Dominick Jackson are the only Bama O-linemen eligible for this year's draft--Kelly went in Round 1, Jackson will be drafted tonight. The rest are underclassmen. Cam Robinson was first team all-SEC as a sophomore. He will be a first rounder, likely even a top 5 pick, next year. As a matter of fact, every starter on that 2015 line will play in the NFL.
You accuse other posters of "not knowing anything about football". Then you post stuff like that, and like this:
Henry averaged 102.8 yards per game AFTER contact for the entire season, which represents 70 percent of his rushing yards. Meaning his o-line did shit for his dominance.
You extrapolate Henry's YAC as an indictment of his O line, as though the contact is all at the line of scrimmage between the tackles as opposed to at the second level or in the secondary, where the O line doesn't operate. Any idiot knows that RBs and QBs, and a team's offense as a whole, is only as good as the O-line, yet you take the absurd position that a guy who ran for 150 YPG and nearly 6 YPC in 2015, against the absolute best competition, did it all by himself. You are one of the least knowledgeable, stat-regurgitating/misinterpreting, know-nothings in the history of this message board, which is a huge accomplishment. Congratulations to you.
By the way--Henry didn't get drafted yesterday, and probably won;t get drafted until the middle of the 2nd round tonight. Using your ridiculous metrics of convenience, that means he isn't "elite", doesn't it?
he had more TDs than Zeke Elliott, so he must have been better than Zeke, right?
Alabama has zero o-line 1st round draft picks. Ryan Kelly is probably a 2nd round center. Pump the breaks on the greatness of the Alabama O-line. Henry trucked Clemson for 3TD's at 160 yards on the ground, just like he did every other team. Crediting Alabama's oline that has zero Elite talent going into the NFL draft is pure comedy. It was Henry, not the O-line, that steamrolled defenders.
That's OK--I do. Kelly and Dominick Jackson are the only Bama O-linemen eligible for this year's draft--Kelly went in Round 1, Jackson will be drafted tonight. The rest are underclassmen. Cam Robinson was first team all-SEC as a sophomore. He will be a first rounder, likely even a top 5 pick, next year. As a matter of fact, every starter on that 2015 line will play in the NFL.
You accuse other posters of "not knowing anything about football". Then you post stuff like that, and like this:
Henry averaged 102.8 yards per game AFTER contact for the entire season, which represents 70 percent of his rushing yards. Meaning his o-line did shit for his dominance.
You extrapolate Henry's YAC as an indictment of his O line, as though the contact is all at the line of scrimmage between the tackles as opposed to at the second level or in the secondary, where the O line doesn't operate. Any idiot knows that RBs and QBs, and a team's offense as a whole, is only as good as the O-line, yet you take the absurd position that a guy who ran for 150 YPG and nearly 6 YPC in 2015, against the absolute best competition, did it all by himself. You are one of the least knowledgeable, stat-regurgitating/misinterpreting, know-nothings in the history of this message board, which is a huge accomplishment. Congratulations to you.
By the way--Henry didn't get drafted yesterday, and probably won;t get drafted until the middle of the 2nd round tonight. Using your ridiculous metrics of convenience, that means he isn't "elite", doesn't it?
he had more TDs than Zeke Elliott, so he must have been better than Zeke, right?
