ImTheScientist
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I accept all Penny haters apologies.
ImTheScientist":39xrldsf said:I accept all Penny haters apologies.
Atradees":140mleq2 said:108 yards rushing 9 yards a carry. Nice work....
strohmin":agfab04g said:Atradees":agfab04g said:108 yards rushing 9 yards a carry. Nice work....
I will give our O-line more of the credit.
strohmin":mbuhcsgx said:Atradees":mbuhcsgx said:108 yards rushing 9 yards a carry. Nice work....
I will give our O-line more of the credit.
Probably the white unis.toffee":2axz1a3u said:Not sure if it was the aspect ratio of my TV, Penny looked a but slimmer yesterday?
You got to admit that the folks that said that he looked to overweight & slow are probably feeling a little sheepish right now.Jeremy517":32d8j0pp said:Some of the people saying it was too early to label him a bust (which it was) are now declaring him not-a-bust based on ten carries. Pretty silly.
Debating the merits of drafting a RB in the first round is fine, but still way too small of a sample size to declare him a bust or non-bust.
strohmin":1u2ofk8c said:Atradees":1u2ofk8c said:108 yards rushing 9 yards a carry. Nice work....
I will give our O-line more of the credit.
scutterhawk":a1y52stl said:You got to admit that the folks that said that he looked to overweight & slow are probably feeling a little sheepish right now.Jeremy517":a1y52stl said:Some of the people saying it was too early to label him a bust (which it was) are now declaring him not-a-bust based on ten carries. Pretty silly.
Debating the merits of drafting a RB in the first round is fine, but still way too small of a sample size to declare him a bust or non-bust.
I agree with you, it was/is still too early to call him anything but a Rookie Running Back.
At the Scouting Combine this past spring, Penny weighed in at 220 pounds. A solid weight for his frame and athletic profile. (For comparison, the Seahawks claimed Marshawn Lynch played at 215 during his time in Seattle.)
Just prior to the beginning of preseason, Carroll casually mentioned Penny was up to 236 pounds, a jarring 16 pounds gained since the combine.
If we track Carroll’s comments both in August and on Tuesday morning, Penny now sits at 228 pounds, having gained 16 and then dropped eight since the spring. Perhaps they are trying to find his ideal weight—which is completely fair—but it isn’t the first time this has happened.