Could anyone foresee the success of Cadillac Williams?

Rookies that miss training camp typically don't produce much. it's an invaluable month of work, game planning, etc...so, I'm not willing to decide who got the better running back until we see more of ronnie brown.

 

What he said.
I have not had a chance to see Miami this year but I remember last year thinking they have the worst O-Line I had ever seen in professional football.

 

And it ain't a lot better. If you want to see a worse one though, check out the Texans. As Brent Jones said, it's the worst line he's seen in years in the NFL.

This is what makes the talk of Ricky ruining last year so freaking hilarious. I guess it's an easy comment to make, but if you watch the Fins, you realize RB is not their main issue.

Brown could be playing a bit better, but it's WAY too soon to render judgment on the Brown v. Caddy discussion. A better analysis will be possible in about 4 years.

 

Of course, I foresaw it..... :hihi:

 

I saw it happening, that's why I got him as my fantasy back. I also have Willie Parker and LT. I'm loaded with RB talent.

 

Have to agree with that, Cadillac was one hell of a RB at awbarn and looks to be doing the same in the NFL.

 

I like Saban, but he was a fool to pass on C. Williams. Nothing against R. Brown, but he's no Caddy.....


AU fans remember the Syracuse game in early 2002?

 

Exactly what I was thinking. The O-line tends to be overlooked when there is a star back in the backfield.

 

40 carries for over 200 yards in a night game.

I was there, doing my best impression of an LSU fan. Jim Beam and I had words that night.

He was probably the reason we won that game.

 

I hate you and auburn, but Caddy was the chit before he had the leg injury. It's been a couple of years now and I think he's about 90%....he'll never be at 100% like he was in 2002......

caddy at 90% is better than Ronnie Brown at 100%, imo