Todd Gurley

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Looks like the real deal.
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He has certainly looked like it in this game. Hoping Arizona loses this one.
 

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Yep... kid is only going to get better too.

Laugh it up, but the Rams are not the same team they've been in recent years.
 

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I wish he wasn't playing in the division, because he is going to be a good, good player for a long time (health permitting.)
 

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joeseahawks":1z5s5w2j said:
And I thought people said ... RB can be taken in any round?

Maybe your typical RBs but Gurley and the like have special traits that put them in the top 10 at least.
 

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joeseahawks":3p233zxx said:
And I thought people said ... RB can be taken in any round?

RBs like Melvin Gordon can be taken in any round.

It was obvious that Todd Gurley was special in college IMO.
 

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For every Gurley there is a Ki Jana Carter. We have the ultimate Oxymoron here, Lynch and Rawls.
 

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chris98251":k92vnilh said:
For every Gurley there is a Ki Jana Carter. We have the ultimate Oxymoron here, Lynch and Rawls.
True and Gurley while he is good has knees made of fine China.The odds of him being around long are not good at all.
 

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What I was most impressed with Gurley was his football IQ near the end of the game. There were a couple games where he could have gotten extra yards but would have had to go out of bounds.....instead he slid down to keep the clock running. And then on the last run that sealed the game, rather than running the score up and taking the TD, he simply slid down which ended the game.
 

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joeseahawks":1ecmybpi said:
And I thought people said ... RB can be taken in any round?
RB CAN be taken in any round.

Teams that have been drafting RBs in the 1st round have generally looked pretty stupid a year or two later. That doesn't mean no 1st round RB will pan out, but few RBs are worth using a 1st rounder on.

Also, let's see how he holds up physically.
 

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Hawk-Lock":2tcrl7s0 said:
What I was most impressed with Gurley was his football IQ near the end of the game. There were a couple games where he could have gotten extra yards but would have had to go out of bounds.....instead he slid down to keep the clock running. And then on the last run that sealed the game, rather than running the score up and taking the TD, he simply slid down which ended the game.


He is looking very football smart. Other than his awesome physical abilities, that was the most important thing I saw today. He's also working with a less than even mediocre offensive line.

Impressed. And, it's not the next weeks or even this year that is going to be his best. Awesome.
 

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Hawk-Lock":1hzpoij8 said:
What I was most impressed with Gurley was his football IQ near the end of the game. There were a couple games where he could have gotten extra yards but would have had to go out of bounds.....instead he slid down to keep the clock running. And then on the last run that sealed the game, rather than running the score up and taking the TD, he simply slid down which ended the game.

Of course from Fisher to Foles to everybody in the huddle could've been saying over and over stay in bounds.
 

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Smellyman":o4yj1e2c said:
Hawk-Lock":o4yj1e2c said:
What I was most impressed with Gurley was his football IQ near the end of the game. There were a couple games where he could have gotten extra yards but would have had to go out of bounds.....instead he slid down to keep the clock running. And then on the last run that sealed the game, rather than running the score up and taking the TD, he simply slid down which ended the game.

Of course from Fisher to Foles to everybody in the huddle could've been saying over and over stay in bounds.

You are just looking for the negative.

He went for the game win instead of a TD. He gets it.
 

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He kind of reminds me of DeMarco Murray. He's more athlete than pure runner, but if you give him lanes to run through he's a scary mofo. The Cardinals defense is mostly soft towards the back end, but sometimes it takes a beast of a RB to make that soft side show itself. Watching the back seven attempting to tackle Gurley in the second half gave me flashbacks to the Brian Russell era of the Seahawks D.
 

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RedAlice":2cs846ey said:
You are just looking for the negative.

He went for the game win instead of a TD. He gets it.

I loved it.
 

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kearly":eeb02hvr said:
RedAlice":eeb02hvr said:
You are just looking for the negative.

He went for the game win instead of a TD. He gets it.

I loved it.

Of all the things I've seen and loved them no matter what as a Rams fan. Today was fresh and nice w Gurley.
 

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RedAlice":fzij6zu5 said:
Smellyman":fzij6zu5 said:
Hawk-Lock":fzij6zu5 said:
What I was most impressed with Gurley was his football IQ near the end of the game. There were a couple games where he could have gotten extra yards but would have had to go out of bounds.....instead he slid down to keep the clock running. And then on the last run that sealed the game, rather than running the score up and taking the TD, he simply slid down which ended the game.

Of course from Fisher to Foles to everybody in the huddle could've been saying over and over stay in bounds.

You are just looking for the negative.

He went for the game win instead of a TD. He gets it.

Nah. Just saying everyone was aware and you're not a MENSA if you stay in bounds to run clock. Slobbering over "IQ" for staying in bounds bugs me for ANY player.


I guess the bar is pretty low though. ~cough~ Chritine Michael.....
 
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