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9-14: Marcus Murphy on WGR


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5 hours ago, CLTbills said:

This guy has been fascinating to me this year... Mainly, how he's been in the league for so long and nobody found him, or how he's just now showing how good he is.

 

5 hours ago, CLTbills said:

This guy has been fascinating to me this year... Mainly, how he's been in the league for so long and nobody found him, or how he's just now showing how good he is.

 

This is only his fourth year in The league... Gillisleee took till his 3rd year to break out and do something 

 

The RB position is loaded in the NFL. Tons of quality backs with not enough room on rosters

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36 minutes ago, H2o said:

Is it just me or does Marcus Murphy seem a little Fred Jackson-esque here in Buffalo? 

 

It depends what you mean by Fred jacksonesque?

 

he hasn’t been here long enough to be a team leader or a fan favorite and he isn’t as big a back as Fred... Fred was 6’2 225

 

but he does have a very good contact balance about him that semi resembles Fred 

 

 

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23 hours ago, Buffalo716 said:

 

 

This is only his fourth year in The league... Gillisleee took till his 3rd year to break out and do something 

 

The RB position is loaded in the NFL. Tons of quality backs with not enough room on rosters

Only his fourth year? That’s an ETERNITY for a NFL RB. According to the NFL Players Association the average career length is 3.3 years.

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2 minutes ago, CLTbills said:

Only his fourth year? That’s an ETERNITY for a NFL RB. According to the NFL Players Association the average career length is 3.3 years.

 

Yes average for ALL PLAYERS combined. That includes UDFA whose average career is less than 1 full season. That skews some results 

 

most draft picks last at least 2-3 seasons. And the RB position is loaded. Most don’t get a chance early unless they are a high round pick

 

3rd-4th season is the breakout time for a late round RB

 

 

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21 hours ago, Buffalo716 said:

 

It depends what you mean by Fred jacksonesque?

 

he hasn’t been here long enough to be a team leader or a fan favorite and he isn’t as big a back as Fred... Fred was 6’2 225

 

but he does have a very good contact balance about him that semi resembles Fred 

 

 

I was just thinking more about a personal feeling on the situation. Shady is the incumbent Pro Bowl caliber RB in front him as Lynch was in front of Jackson. Murphy seems to make plays when he gets the ball in his hands. I also have a feeling that Murphy may end up being our featured RB when Shady is gone as Fred was when Lynch was shipped out. Just a hunch, I haven't consulted Dionne Warwick and the Psychic Friends Network or anything. 

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2 hours ago, CLTbills said:

Only his fourth year? That’s an ETERNITY for a NFL RB. According to the NFL Players Association the average career length is 3.3 years.


What Buffalo716 said,  Plus it's not just the years, it's the mileage.  Murphy's is low.

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On 9/15/2018 at 1:54 PM, Buffalo716 said:

 

Yes average for ALL PLAYERS combined. That includes UDFA whose average career is less than 1 full season. That skews some results 

 

most draft picks last at least 2-3 seasons. And the RB position is loaded. Most don’t get a chance early unless they are a high round pick

 

3rd-4th season is the breakout time for a late round RB

 

 

No. That 3.3 years is for Running backs. Not all players.

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33 minutes ago, CLTbills said:

No. That 3.3 years is for Running backs. Not all players.

Ok and its 3.3 including UDFAs

 

hundreds of UDFA RBs that get cut within 1 year. Most drafted RBs stick for a while And are never given their time to shine so are just relegated to the bench

 

very few 6th round running backs are given a true load from the start of there career. They usually earn it over a couple years time 

 

It’s not crazy Murphy is playing his best ball 4 years in

 

 

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