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Sanders talks about running backs being devalued

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On 6/29/2023 at 11:47 PM, SmokinwithWilly said:

It's getting easier to find starts on day 3. The more pass friendly the game gets, the less valuable RBs will become. 

Try telling that to former coach MoRon Rivera.

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3 minutes ago, tiger7_88 said:

Try telling that to former coach MoRon Rivera.

 

You do know the big bad man can't hurt you anymore? Right? Maybe it's time to let that grudge die off? There's a new Sheriff in town. And the future looks bright. Come on aboard, we accept all kinds of fans.

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He says almost every RB is underpaid which is totally untrue. It is simple supply vs demand, there are tons of guys out there that can play RB at a high level. 

You could argue that quite a few RBs are overpaid if anything. 

When was the last time a high dollar RB won or even played in a super bowl?

They need to stop beating a dead horse, RBs getting paid top dollar is over with. We would have to see a guy averaging like 8-10 ypc for him to be paid a massive contract, the difference between 5 ypc and 3.5 ypc is miniscule. 

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1 hour ago, Gerry Green said:

 

You do know the big bad man can't hurt you anymore? Right? Maybe it's time to let that grudge die off? There's a new Sheriff in town. And the future looks bright. Come on aboard, we accept all kinds of fans.

It was a statement, not a dildo. Dont take it so hard.

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