Dwinstitles
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he needs to chill sometimes, you see the hip drop by the FSU player? His legs are at risk because now teams will tackle Mallory like this since he such a dog
If only the Oline would block for Sprinkles like they do for Mallory........................bro he is nothing like prime Frank Gore
I think that is more hanging on for dear life.....................but understand what you are saying.he needs to chill sometimes, you see the hip drop by the FSU player? His legs are at risk because now teams will tackle Mallory like this since he such a dog
****, injuries are like aa plague , anytime I see injury in a post my thought is no - uck not again
buddy really does look like Frank man. Game winner in OT just like him. He gave me chills tonight
Off tackle runs were a hall mark of the Coker TThat OT TD looked like gore
He isn’t but he’s like older frank which is a top rb in the countrybro he is nothing like prime Frank Gore
Fletcher been hurt since the wake forest with various injuries but still productiveDude is looking legit, that's for sure.
You look at Fletcher, his numbers are good, but he's not getting the holes he got last year. I don't know what he's playing with health wise, but he's not hitting what's there like he used to or the holes aren't as big. You can't complain about him at all, you really can't.
Mallory just makes things happen in a different way, doesn't seem to need as much space, can drag people, and the cuts / vision is impressive. He's got the more complete game right now.
He also said that about Lyle so let's pump the brakes
people are insane. Fletch was hitting some of the best runs I've seen in a while for 5 yards. Making a guy miss in the hole, breaking 2 or 3 tackles. He carried our run game with some terrible blocking early in the year. he ran over half the Wake D on several playsFletcher been hurt since the wake forest with various injuries but still productive
Frank Gore traits.
Feet move fast, hips are loose, shoulders stay square to the line of scrimmage.