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Both. Every level. High school too. I know Johnson had bigger numbers due to our dependency on him, and Norland's, but Lamar Miller was always the better running back. Watch the film. Look at the measurables. Lamar was a great ******* RB. Vision, balance, lower body strength, hit the...

He can say whatever he wants. Lamar was clearly better, and is a **** near physical prototype for the position. His career was finally done in by multiple severe injuries. Otherwise, he'd STILL be in the league.

Lamar Miller is the best back we've had since Frank.

Gone are the days of the vaunted "bell cow." We now have "air horn vaquitos."

I'm going to give a somewhat contrarian- but futuristic- take on the RB situation: I don't think anyone's bolting to the portal. Why? Take a look at the fungibility of RBs at the next level. RBs who were "that dude" for 2-3 years come up for a new K and they get the vet's minimum. One year...

This isn't wrong at all. Allen is unpredictable. His game appears to lend itself to a big run, and then gaining only 3 when it should have been 13. He's confusing to watch (and to defend), because you expect one thing and get something different.

I'm gonna take it a step further. Redshirting legit dudes (outside of QB and OL) is pretty pointless. They're gonna leave before 5 years anyway. Just play them when appropriate.

CJ "Notch" Johnson