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overrated...??? r u kidding me?? he is one of the best, size, quickness, speed, can catch. he had like 2300yds in total offense 2 yrs ago.

 

 

He had 1 good year. That's it. It doesn't make him one of the NFL's best. Here's his career stats:

 

 

2007 St. Louis Rams 12 games, 237 carries, 1,002 yards, 4.2 ypc, 54 long, 5 TD's, 38 rec., 271 yards, 7.1 ypr, 37 long, 1 TD's, 5 Fumbles, 2 lost

2006 St. Louis Rams 16 games, 346 carries, 1,528 yards, 4.4 ypc, 59T long, 13 TD's, 90 rec., 806 yards, 9.0 ypr, 64T long, 3 TD's, 4 fumbles, 2 lost

2005 St. Louis Rams 15 games, 254 carries, 1,046 yards, 4.1 ypc, 51 long, 8 TD's, 43 rec., 320 yards, 7.4 ypr, 27 long, 2 TD's, 3 fumbles, 3 lost

2004 St. Louis Rams 14 games, 134 carries, 673 yards, 5.0 ypc, 48 long, 4 TD's, 19 rec., 189 yards, 9.9 ypr, 28 long, 0 TD's, 1 fumbles, 1 lost

 

The bold is the 1 really good year for him. There have been other 1 year wonders at the RB position. Barry Foster comes to mind with his 1 year with 1,600+ yards in '92. Insert any of the Denver RB's here recently (minus Terrel Davis). They pass through the NFL all the time. The guy is not great by any means.

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He had 1 good year. That's it. It doesn't make him one of the NFL's best. Here's his career stats:

 

 

2007 St. Louis Rams 12 games, 237 carries, 1,002 yards, 4.2 ypc, 54 long, 5 TD's, 38 rec., 271 yards, 7.1 ypr, 37 long, 1 TD's, 5 Fumbles, 2 lost

2006 St. Louis Rams 16 games, 346 carries, 1,528 yards, 4.4 ypc, 59T long, 13 TD's, 90 rec., 806 yards, 9.0 ypr, 64T long, 3 TD's, 4 fumbles, 2 lost

2005 St. Louis Rams 15 games, 254 carries, 1,046 yards, 4.1 ypc, 51 long, 8 TD's, 43 rec., 320 yards, 7.4 ypr, 27 long, 2 TD's, 3 fumbles, 3 lost

2004 St. Louis Rams 14 games, 134 carries, 673 yards, 5.0 ypc, 48 long, 4 TD's, 19 rec., 189 yards, 9.9 ypr, 28 long, 0 TD's, 1 fumbles, 1 lost

 

The bold is the 1 really good year for him. There have been other 1 year wonders at the RB position. Barry Foster comes to mind with his 1 year with 1,600+ yards in '92. Insert any of the Denver RB's here recently (minus Terrel Davis). They pass through the NFL all the time. The guy is not great by any means.

 

 

Do you really think that 1,000 yards in 12 games while averaging over 4 yards/carry sucks? I'd put that in the pretty darn good catagory. Especially since the rest of the Rams s.u.c.k.e.d. last year. There was nobody else to worry about except Jackson. He's a very talented player, and I'd put him among the best runningbacks out there.

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Do you really think that 1,000 yards in 12 games while averaging over 4 yards/carry sucks? I'd put that in the pretty darn good catagory. Especially since the rest of the Rams s.u.c.k.e.d. last year. There was nobody else to worry about except Jackson. He's a very talented player, and I'd put him among the best runningbacks out there.

 

36 touchdowns, 8 lost fumbles in 971 rush attempts, 4.4 ave. Not bad for 4 years' work...

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Do you really think that 1,000 yards in 12 games while averaging over 4 yards/carry sucks? I'd put that in the pretty darn good catagory. Especially since the rest of the Rams s.u.c.k.e.d. last year. There was nobody else to worry about except Jackson. He's a very talented player, and I'd put him among the best runningbacks out there.

 

He came into his own in 2006.

 

2007 would have been a similar year had it not been for injuries.

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IMO, 36 touchdowns trumps opinion about top 5 or "one of the best". For all I care, he could be labeled as the most-overrated ever.

 

 

right now the top 10 are as follows according to talent, surrounding team and production

 

tomlinson

westbrook

peterson

f. taylor

s. jackson/brandon jacobs/lynch/portis/addai

 

 

imo he is one of the best especially since he is 25 0r 26 and has probably the best size and speed combination of this group. he is about 245lbs i have heard, and the guy can break ankles. he's damn good. the last two years on a bad team he has been everything! being conservative about it he is a top 5 rb.

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right now the top 10 are as follows according to talent, surrounding team and production

 

tomlinson

westbrook

peterson

f. taylor

s. jackson/brandon jacobs/lynch/portis/addai

 

 

imo he is one of the best especially since he is 25 0r 26 and has probably the best size and speed combination of this group. he is about 245lbs i have heard, and the guy can break ankles. he's damn good. the last two years on a bad team he has been everything! being conservative about it he is a top 5 rb.

 

I agree I think Jackson is awesome, and I love watching him play. I'd have to put Portis in that top 10, and maybe willie parker, and move jacobs out of there.

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I agree I think Jackson is awesome, and I love watching him play. I'd have to put Portis in that top 10, and maybe willie parker, and move jacobs out of there.

 

 

the most underated is probably westbrook. he is 80 % of that whole offense. he might be the best!

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He had 1 good year. That's it. It doesn't make him one of the NFL's best. Here's his career stats:

 

 

2007 St. Louis Rams 12 games, 237 carries, 1,002 yards, 4.2 ypc, 54 long, 5 TD's, 38 rec., 271 yards, 7.1 ypr, 37 long, 1 TD's, 5 Fumbles, 2 lost

2006 St. Louis Rams 16 games, 346 carries, 1,528 yards, 4.4 ypc, 59T long, 13 TD's, 90 rec., 806 yards, 9.0 ypr, 64T long, 3 TD's, 4 fumbles, 2 lost

2005 St. Louis Rams 15 games, 254 carries, 1,046 yards, 4.1 ypc, 51 long, 8 TD's, 43 rec., 320 yards, 7.4 ypr, 27 long, 2 TD's, 3 fumbles, 3 lost

2004 St. Louis Rams 14 games, 134 carries, 673 yards, 5.0 ypc, 48 long, 4 TD's, 19 rec., 189 yards, 9.9 ypr, 28 long, 0 TD's, 1 fumbles, 1 lost

 

The bold is the 1 really good year for him. There have been other 1 year wonders at the RB position. Barry Foster comes to mind with his 1 year with 1,600+ yards in '92. Insert any of the Denver RB's here recently (minus Terrel Davis). They pass through the NFL all the time. The guy is not great by any means.

 

Your research just makes you look foolish. The guy got better every year, he played last year with 4 of his starting OL out for the year with injuries, including Pace.

 

He would have had another great year if it wasnt for injuries. The guy is a top 5 back, end of story.

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Your research just makes you look foolish. The guy got better every year, he played last year with 4 of his starting OL out for the year with injuries, including Pace.

 

He would have had another great year if it wasnt for injuries. The guy is a top 5 back, end of story.

 

But but but overrated! Crappy OL + frequently injured QB + sick per/game #'s be damned

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So Steven Jackson's holdout looks like it worked pretty damn good. Yeah, that Eugene Parker is a real idiot, doesn't know what he is doing. Jackson got 21 million guaranteed (4-5 million more guaranteed than they offered him three weeks ago) and basically got 10 million a year for three years according to Adam Schefter.

 

NFL Network's Adam Schefter reports Jackson signed a five-year extension worth $49 million, including $21 million in guaranteed money. The contract will likely void after two years, making it a three-year, $29.3 million dollar extension.

 

http://www.nfl.com/news/story?id=09000d5d8...mp;confirm=true

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