I think so, although we haven’t seen a couple of these guys in the NFL yet…
But it’s basically Barry Sanders and touchdown Tommy vs. this crew. I think just having 3+ guys who can keep defenses honest is going to be a huge plus in 2020. I expect Huntley to make it vs. Ty Johnson, I guess we’ll see.
I love the fact that they will be able to put out a fresh beast on the field really every down. Too much koolaid?
He alone is the best backfield in NFL history. Not sure if that stuff was divine intervention, or trick photography…but I know humans can’t do what I was watching this cat do on TV.
I do think this is easily the 2nd best backfield in my lifetime, for this team.
Barry and anyone is far and away better than anything else. Billy and anyone is next. I think we had a productive pairing in the James gang just before Barry. I like what they’ve put together, but we gotta see them roll.
Can’t wait to see what happens with KJ. My guess is he never sees a 2nd contract from us.
Kerryon still has time to make a case for that second contract. It’s less common for RBs in the NFL, sure. But if we see a dynamic duo forming between he and Swift that becomes a motive playoff force, they’ll have to think twice about letting him go when the time comes. It’d be nice if Kerryon put them in a dilemma like that, anyway.
I wasn’t very faithful watching the second half of last season , so I didn’t get to see a lot of Bo Scarborough. Nice to get some views on what he did do last year. I’m glad the kid got a chance to make something for himself in Detroit. A little universal return perhaps for the Van Noy types whom we let go to see another team reap. We’ve been looking for a big back for so long it seems, here. The desperate times/desperate measures thing in the backfield last year backed us up into the jackpot.To think about what we are entering into this year with the backfield versus last year - its viability quite unlike what we’ve had.
Agree with Barry plus anyone over any other duo. But, from a recent perspective, I really enjoyed the season or two with Reggie Bush and Joique Bell. Special honorable mention for that group.
Bush and Bell take the prize for the best duo. They literally set a record that had never been done before. They were the first duo in history to each have at least 500 rushing yards and 500 receiving yards. Bush of course went over 1,000 that year rushing.