(09-28-2015 07:52 AM)Georgia_Power_Company Wrote:  #HeGone

This is Breida's game. See daylight. Run as fast as you can to get to it and hope you pull off a video game like move and glitch through them. (Which seems like he is capable of doing). In terms of NFL prospects, I feel like he would be a great slot receiver if he has some stop and go moves.

Still, the best back (or at least the fastest) playing in the most runningback friendly offense in the conference.

(09-28-2015 08:49 AM)gsu2583 Wrote:  I mean, hell. Trent Richardson looked like a GOD behind Bama's line. What has he done in the NFL? Nothing.

If you watch All-22 film on Richardson, he lacks vision. The thing at Alabama was there was a hole anywhere he wanted. In the NFL, there is one hole for a second or two and then its gone. He tends to miss the hole and run into the back of his offensive lineman.

(09-28-2015 07:48 AM)jhbEAGLE Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 07:36 AM)USAJag2011 Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 03:29 AM)eagleskins Wrote:  He is the best in the country outside of Fournette.

That's a bit of a stretch.

I agree....Breida is great but that's wishful thinking.

Let me help him out. He is the best speed back in the country. Yes Fournette, Chub will run you over but none of them will beat breida in space. Kid is the fastest dude on the field week in and week out.

(09-28-2015 12:24 PM)trueblue21 Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 07:48 AM)jhbEAGLE Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 07:36 AM)USAJag2011 Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 03:29 AM)eagleskins Wrote:  He is the best in the country outside of Fournette.

That's a bit of a stretch.

I agree....Breida is great but that's wishful thinking.

Let me help him out. He is the best speed back in the country. Yes Fournette, Chub will run you over but none of them will beat breida in space. Kid is the fastest dude on the field week in and week out.

And that's why you have the Ram. sby.

(09-27-2015 02:09 PM)CatMom Wrote:  

(09-27-2015 01:25 PM)EigenEagle Wrote:  http://espn.go.com/college-football/stat...ushAttempt

First in the nation in yards per carry, one TD out of first plays for TDs, 6th in total yards. I really thought Breida's numbers would drop off a good bit this year but it doesn't seem like they will at this rate.

One bright spot in an otherwise (so far) bad SBC football season.

Kudos. Kid is talented.

Hmm...this looks like a bright spot:

#AppState No. 5 in the nation in defensive yards/game at 246. Allowing 72.7 rushing (No. 6); 173.7 passing (No. 30); 13.7 points (No. 14) Brant Wilkerson-New (@BrantWSJ)

(09-28-2015 12:38 PM)ASUMountaineer Wrote:  

(09-27-2015 02:09 PM)CatMom Wrote:  

(09-27-2015 01:25 PM)EigenEagle Wrote:  http://espn.go.com/college-football/stat...ushAttempt

First in the nation in yards per carry, one TD out of first plays for TDs, 6th in total yards. I really thought Breida's numbers would drop off a good bit this year but it doesn't seem like they will at this rate.

One bright spot in an otherwise (so far) bad SBC football season.

Kudos. Kid is talented.

Hmm...this looks like a bright spot:

#AppState No. 5 in the nation in defensive yards/game at 246. Allowing 72.7 rushing (No. 6); 173.7 passing (No. 30); 13.7 points (No. 14) Brant Wilkerson-New (@BrantWSJ)

In his or her defense, they did say one, instead of the only. Hopefully both App and Georgia Southern continue their winning ways into the Thursday night match-up. I expect a Halloween - Wofford or the semi-final against Richmond type of crowd that night. Loudest I've ever heard KBS.

(09-28-2015 12:41 PM)ericsaid Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 12:38 PM)ASUMountaineer Wrote:  

(09-27-2015 02:09 PM)CatMom Wrote:  

(09-27-2015 01:25 PM)EigenEagle Wrote:  http://espn.go.com/college-football/stat...ushAttempt

First in the nation in yards per carry, one TD out of first plays for TDs, 6th in total yards. I really thought Breida's numbers would drop off a good bit this year but it doesn't seem like they will at this rate.

One bright spot in an otherwise (so far) bad SBC football season.

Kudos. Kid is talented.

Hmm...this looks like a bright spot:

#AppState No. 5 in the nation in defensive yards/game at 246. Allowing 72.7 rushing (No. 6); 173.7 passing (No. 30); 13.7 points (No. 14) Brant Wilkerson-New (@BrantWSJ)

In his or her defense, they did say one, instead of the only. Hopefully both App and Georgia Southern continue their winning ways into the Thursday night match-up. I expect a Halloween - Wofford or the semi-final against Richmond type of crowd that night. Loudest I've ever heard KBS.

I hope the attendance is good. I know I'll be there.

(09-28-2015 07:36 AM)USAJag2011 Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 03:29 AM)eagleskins Wrote:  He is the best in the country outside of Fournette.

That's a bit of a stretch.

Realize who said this....

(09-28-2015 12:22 PM)ericsaid Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 08:49 AM)gsu2583 Wrote:  I mean, hell. Trent Richardson looked like a GOD behind Bama's line. What has he done in the NFL? Nothing.

If you watch All-22 film on Richardson, he lacks vision. The thing at Alabama was there was a hole anywhere he wanted. In the NFL, there is one hole for a second or two and then its gone. He tends to miss the hole and run into the back of his offensive lineman.

Some of the stills of Richardson are very cringe worthy... dude has ZERO vision.

(09-28-2015 01:29 PM)TheEagleWay Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 12:22 PM)ericsaid Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 08:49 AM)gsu2583 Wrote:  I mean, hell. Trent Richardson looked like a GOD behind Bama's line. What has he done in the NFL? Nothing.

If you watch All-22 film on Richardson, he lacks vision. The thing at Alabama was there was a hole anywhere he wanted. In the NFL, there is one hole for a second or two and then its gone. He tends to miss the hole and run into the back of his offensive lineman.

Some of the stills of Richardson are very cringe worthy... dude has ZERO vision.

Cringe worthy it is.

(09-28-2015 09:23 AM)sidslidkid Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 09:17 AM)Saint3333 Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 08:59 AM)Scrotumus Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 08:38 AM)Arrowhead Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 08:14 AM)BurlingtonApp Wrote:  Come on now... he's very great but not even the best in Georgia.

Agreed. Chubb and Henry aren't too bad. Brides is a very good back though. I'll let you know more after this weekend, since we have played both Chubb and Henry.

Y'all held him down pretty good last November so we'll see.

The thing about Breida is that he does his damage in chunks. He'll have 5-7 carries of 3 yards then go 80. ULM didn't let him get the big play last year so his numbers were low.

You may see that as a good thing, the NFL will not. He's a great back, especially for your system, but he isn't a back that can get 75% of the carries for a season.

I can see him as a Darren Sproles type RB in the NFL. He'll never be a workhorse like Jamal Charles or Adrian Peterson. He's not big enough.

This. Breida is a good smallish really fast back that can cause lots of issues for defenses, but he's not heavy enough nor powerful enough to contend with the Chubbs and the Henrys...at least not this year. He shoots thru holes and then does the rest by evading with pure speed. Not a back that will get a ton of yards after contact, unlike Chubb and Henry, who both willingly create holes at the expense of 1 or 2 poor defenders.

(09-28-2015 03:29 AM)eagleskins Wrote:  He is the best in the country outside of Fournette.

I'd like to be a homer and agree to this, but I just can't.

He has a lot to prove to be one of the best RB in college football.

We haven't seen enough pass catching, route running, pass protection, and games where he has played against excellent competition. (He and the entire team struggled vs WVU).

I'd like to see how he performs vs the upper tier SBC opponents (mostly road games) this season.

As for the Heisman talk, I'm encouraged that he is mentioned. With teams keying on Breida and not noticing Ramsey and Fields, they will both be having some big games this season. Ellison also should run crazy

(09-28-2015 09:17 AM)Saint3333 Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 08:59 AM)Scrotumus Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 08:38 AM)Arrowhead Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 08:14 AM)BurlingtonApp Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 03:29 AM)eagleskins Wrote:  He is the best in the country outside of Fournette.

Come on now... he's very great but not even the best in Georgia.

Agreed. Chubb and Henry aren't too bad. Brides is a very good back though. I'll let you know more after this weekend, since we have played both Chubb and Henry.

Y'all held him down pretty good last November so we'll see.

The thing about Breida is that he does his damage in chunks. He'll have 5-7 carries of 3 yards then go 80. ULM didn't let him get the big play last year so his numbers were low.

You may see that as a good thing, the NFL will not. He's a great back, especially for your system, but he isn't a back that can get 75% of the carries for a season.

Probably not, I agree. He is the best back around at 190 and extremely fast. He is also much stronger than people think. He is a powerful back for his size. Our system hurts him as far as NFL goes and so will his size. Now if he were doing this at Oklahoma or Georgia he would have plenty of opportunities in the NFL. To bad the way that goes but its just the way it is.

Does he have the hands to be a slot wide receiver?

(09-30-2015 11:44 AM)gsu95 Wrote:  Does he have the hands to be a slot wide receiver?

He's done well catching passes out of the backfield. His wheel route against GT last year was beautiful. Late last year catching passes in the flats was a great safety valve to have as well.

I bet he's closer to 200 than 190 now. He's put on a lot of weight since last year.

(09-28-2015 09:23 AM)sidslidkid Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 09:17 AM)Saint3333 Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 08:59 AM)Scrotumus Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 08:38 AM)Arrowhead Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 08:14 AM)BurlingtonApp Wrote:  Come on now... he's very great but not even the best in Georgia.

Agreed. Chubb and Henry aren't too bad. Brides is a very good back though. I'll let you know more after this weekend, since we have played both Chubb and Henry.

Y'all held him down pretty good last November so we'll see.

The thing about Breida is that he does his damage in chunks. He'll have 5-7 carries of 3 yards then go 80. ULM didn't let him get the big play last year so his numbers were low.

You may see that as a good thing, the NFL will not. He's a great back, especially for your system, but he isn't a back that can get 75% of the carries for a season.

I can see him as a Darren Sproles type RB in the NFL. He'll never be a workhorse like Jamal Charles or Adrian Peterson. He's not big enough.

Sure, he's not as big as AP. But have you ever seen Jamaal or just hear about him and see his stats? Jamaal is not a big guy. Breida is a whole lot similar to JC than you think. Their style is based on vision, speed, and agility and not necessarily tremendous power. Not saying he's any where as good as Charles, but I'd say his running style is closer to his than a Sproles type.

(09-30-2015 08:58 AM)eagle9098 Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 09:17 AM)Saint3333 Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 08:59 AM)Scrotumus Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 08:38 AM)Arrowhead Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 08:14 AM)BurlingtonApp Wrote:  Come on now... he's very great but not even the best in Georgia.

Agreed. Chubb and Henry aren't too bad. Brides is a very good back though. I'll let you know more after this weekend, since we have played both Chubb and Henry.

Y'all held him down pretty good last November so we'll see.

The thing about Breida is that he does his damage in chunks. He'll have 5-7 carries of 3 yards then go 80. ULM didn't let him get the big play last year so his numbers were low.

You may see that as a good thing, the NFL will not. He's a great back, especially for your system, but he isn't a back that can get 75% of the carries for a season.

Probably not, I agree. He is the best back around at 190 and extremely fast. He is also much stronger than people think. He is a powerful back for his size. Our system hurts him as far as NFL goes and so will his size. Now if he were doing this at Oklahoma or Georgia he would have plenty of opportunities in the NFL. To bad the way that goes but its just the way it is.

The chance in the NFL won't come simply because he isn't at Oklahoma or Georgia. It will be slim because the NFL has devalued running backs as is, Breida will more than likely been seen as a track speed guy, and unless he can contribute in the punt return game, and as a gunner on special teams he more than likely will be on the outside looking in. That's how someone like him get's his foot in the door in the NFL.

The Panthers, lots of times, will choose special team's aces over someone who is better at the actual position on offense or defense that they play.

(10-01-2015 11:44 AM)ericsaid Wrote:  

(09-30-2015 08:58 AM)eagle9098 Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 09:17 AM)Saint3333 Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 08:59 AM)Scrotumus Wrote:  

(09-28-2015 08:38 AM)Arrowhead Wrote:  Agreed. Chubb and Henry aren't too bad. Brides is a very good back though. I'll let you know more after this weekend, since we have played both Chubb and Henry.

Y'all held him down pretty good last November so we'll see.

The thing about Breida is that he does his damage in chunks. He'll have 5-7 carries of 3 yards then go 80. ULM didn't let him get the big play last year so his numbers were low.

You may see that as a good thing, the NFL will not. He's a great back, especially for your system, but he isn't a back that can get 75% of the carries for a season.

Probably not, I agree. He is the best back around at 190 and extremely fast. He is also much stronger than people think. He is a powerful back for his size. Our system hurts him as far as NFL goes and so will his size. Now if he were doing this at Oklahoma or Georgia he would have plenty of opportunities in the NFL. To bad the way that goes but its just the way it is.

The chance in the NFL won't come simply because he isn't at Oklahoma or Georgia. It will be slim because the NFL has devalued running backs as is, Breida will more than likely been seen as a track speed guy, and unless he can contribute in the punt return game, and as a gunner on special teams he more than likely will be on the outside looking in. That's how someone like him get's his foot in the door in the NFL.

The Panthers, lots of times, will choose special team's aces over someone who is better at the actual position on offense or defense that they play.

Thats what I said. If he were doing this at Oklahoma or Georgia he would have more opportunity. I think Cadillac Williams from Auburn was barely 200 lbs. Devalued RB's in the NFL has happened because they realize they can use that money on other positions. It doesnt take a great RB out of college to play well in the NFL anymore because if you have a good OL, an average back is a good back.

Breida will certainly be drafted so he will get his opportunity. If he can put on more good weight then he will move up the draft board.