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ImTheScientist":3qt2b8jq said:As the lone Penny supporter on this forum I feel fantastic.
So has Russell Wilsongetnasty":2f9khj0v said:He's always looked good when healthy.
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Seattle Seahawks not picking up fifth-year option on RB Rashaad Penny
The Seahawks chose Penny in 2018 over Nick Chubb, whom some in the organization preferred. Chubb has rushed for 3,557 yards, 28 touchdowns on 680 attempts (5.2 YPC) and has had two Pro Bowl nods for the Cleveland Browns.
ImTheScientist":120bbcdx said:As the lone Penny supporter on this forum I feel fantastic.
massari":2alyu52a said:So has Russell Wilsongetnasty":2alyu52a said:He's always looked good when healthy.
yesgetnasty":3o4w1r58 said:massari":3o4w1r58 said:So has Russell Wilsongetnasty":3o4w1r58 said:He's always looked good when healthy.
Is anyone debating that?
massari":14y175ik said:yesgetnasty":14y175ik said:massari":14y175ik said:So has Russell Wilsongetnasty":14y175ik said:He's always looked good when healthy.
Is anyone debating that?
I wouldn't say that. Raashad Penny just isn't that great going up the gut. He hesitates and doesn't have great vision. Last week he had a decent game and when called on to do that he was running into the back of his O-Lines backs, not really seeing holes. Penny is best when he gets into space. Things like counters, draws, stretches that allow Penny to be used in space. Penny has a really weird combination of skills and a lack of some fundamental ones. He's an interesting player to say the least. I still say that he's best used as a change of pace back in a rotation.Maelstrom787":20kd6gui said:Penny is an anomaly.
He's a running back who needs to be fed early and often. He starts breaking through here and there when he gets going, and it can kill an opposing defense. He's a special talent, in that regard. Those guys are truly difficult to find.
The thing is - he always gets injured right as he's coming back into the game.
He's a bellcow without bellcow durability. But god help the opponent if he finds enough durability, because he will take over the top job and he will do it well.
Spin Doctor":2fnxtnm8 said:I wouldn't say that. Raashad Penny just isn't that great going up the gut. He hesitates and doesn't have great vision. Last week he had a decent game and when called on to do that he was running into the back of his O-Lines backs, not really seeing holes. Penny is best when he gets into space. Things like counters, draws, stretches that allow Penny to be used in space. Penny has a really weird combination of skills and a lack of some fundamental ones. He's an interesting player to say the least. I still say that he's best used as a change of pace back in a rotation.Maelstrom787":2fnxtnm8 said:Penny is an anomaly.
He's a running back who needs to be fed early and often. He starts breaking through here and there when he gets going, and it can kill an opposing defense. He's a special talent, in that regard. Those guys are truly difficult to find.
The thing is - he always gets injured right as he's coming back into the game.
He's a bellcow without bellcow durability. But god help the opponent if he finds enough durability, because he will take over the top job and he will do it well.