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Derrick Henry is still an elite back.


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11 minutes ago, TitanPoke said:

Oman you should just admit that you're wrong about this shit. He's one of the greatest running backs of all time. 

 

He found a great spot to compile yards while Lamar gets big leads.

 

Meantime, have you seen Barkley this season? Holy shit dude is awesome

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It’s also worth noting that Henry led the NFL in rushing attempts and had zero fumbles….something hasn’t happened in almost 40 years.   The last guy to do this was Gerald Riggs way back in 1985.   

Look at all those defenders chasing down a rolling tomato can!

Derrick Henry sure seems to get a lot of those "anybody could do it, perfectly blocked plays" ever since he was declared a bum by message board illuminati.    Luckiest back in history, I gue

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2 hours ago, OILERMAN said:

 

He found a great spot to compile yards while Lamar gets big leads.

 

Meantime, have you seen Barkley this season? Holy shit dude is awesome

Seriously, what would Derrick Henry have to do to be a good running back in your eyes?

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2 hours ago, BudsOilers said:

For the Henry is making Lamar crowd (where have we seen this before?)

 

https://x.com/minakimes/status/1854606460480590194

 

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Propped up by Henry? LOL.....lol.........lol

 

If Henry wasn't on the Ravens roster they would lose nothing. Zero. 

 

Now maybe Lamar can win an MVP since they got Henry!

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1 hour ago, CreepingDeath said:

Did we see it before with guys sitting on couches at home?  

Pretty sure he's on his yacht or deck overlooking the ocean thanks to his 200 M earned.  Tannehill already said he turned down opportunities and will only play for the right one.   

 

But back on point, it's retarded to credit Henry for Lamar just like it was retarded to credit Henry for Tannehill.

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1 hour ago, CreepingDeath said:

Did we see it before with guys sitting on couches at home?  

 

Yes

 

Tannehill's passer rating in the good offensive years was as good on passing downs as downs when Henry was on the field.

 

Even last year in the Atlanta game retarded credited Henry for Levis throwing 4 TDs and Henry wasn't on the field for 3 of them.....

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On 10/30/2024 at 7:54 PM, Mythos27 said:

It's 100% what would happen but it's not what should happen. Unfortunately, it's deeply entrenched NFL dogma to "protect" the QB with the running game. You just can't hide your QB. Eventually it's going to cost you. 

 

Yes but it may help you stay competitive and keep your job. There's risks and rewards to all this. If job security didn't matter, then you'd center everything around the QB every time and risk the turnovers and blowouts. Some of these coaches who feel their passing game has limitations don't want to risk wins based on "eventually it's going to cost you."

 

Eventually it definitely cost us but it kept Vrabel hired for maybe longer than he should have.

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10 minutes ago, big2033 said:

Eventually it definitely cost us but it kept Vrabel hired for maybe longer than he should have.

 

It literally got him fired shortly after winning coach of the year

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