I can't believe nobody is posting about how far Kylin is falling in the draft. The guy the should have been the main focus of our offense the last couple years***. Guess the NFL isn't that impressed either
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Running Backs are a dime a dozen in the NFL...plus Kylin had a bad habit of Tapping Out on his Team when they really needed him.
Snoopy by a long shot. Hell of a shortstop too. Even beat Peppermint Patty in a motocross race.
Strangely couldn’t beat Woodstock in tennis though. Seemed unrealistic to me.
Strangely couldn’t beat Woodstock in tennis though. Seemed unrealistic to me.
Looks like both since he said "and". Maybe he fat thumbed it. I hope he got a nice slice of humble pie and realized he is nothing special.
He’s way more talented than a 7th rounder but being a woke POS cost him.
It will continue to cost him if he doesn’t stop being a victim.
It will continue to cost him if he doesn’t stop being a victim.
1st and goal from inside the 5. 3rd and less than 2 from anywhere. All Aeris ever did was move the pile forward. Unlike Kylin or Nicky Fitz, Aeris was a one cut and go forward tailback. No dancing outside or giving up real estate by the A Train
He isn't overly talented. Solid college back, but that's about it. He is slow. NFL backs have break away speed. He couldn't run away from college Corners and LBs.
Michael Davis is the correct answer if it's a question. Man, what could have been.
Everyone in the NFL is fast, that is why RB have to be faster. Kylin Hill is not one of those backs.
Without thinking too hard, Hoyle Grainger, Walter Packer, Disenzo Miller, JJ Johnson, Dennis Johnson, Jerious Norwood, Boobie Dixon etc, etc. K Hill is not from the same planet as these guys.
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Actually, I think the nfl and nba pay extra for woke drama queens. He doesn’t have the mental toughness to make it in the nfl.
I’ll only vote on the ones I’ve seen play. I’d have to go JJ. Dicenzo was special. Norwood was great. I loved to watch Michael Davis and Kevin bouie play. Keifer too. Boobie, wish he had better overall team and qb play.
I’ll only vote on the ones I’ve seen play. I’d have to go JJ. Dicenzo was special. Norwood was great. I loved to watch Michael Davis and Kevin bouie play. Keifer too. Boobie, wish he had better overall team and qb play.
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We got some very good responses on this post. Thanks for commenting. Im sure everyone saw my sarcasterisks. I think Kylin was fairly talented but not nearly what many of our posters thought he was. I remember when everybody was crying to just feed Kylin every down. Also people saying second round pick...lol. Anyway, I hope he decides to get to work and become a great back since he is a Dawgs but he will have to bust his *** and play hard.
According to this site he was top 5 40 time for running backs this year.
https://touchdownwire.usatoday.com/lists/2021-nfl-draft-fastest-40-yard-dash-position/
https://touchdownwire.usatoday.com/lists/2021-nfl-draft-fastest-40-yard-dash-position/
Big Hoyle last Msu RB to rush for a 1000 yards in pros. Don't leave out Ode Burrell, also had success in pros.
1. Dixon
2. Granger
3.JJ
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I love me some Michael Davis. The guy was a workhorse. Maybe not the most talented, but I would hate to tackle that dude.
As for RBs in the draft. Unless you are a difference maker right out of the gate, teams would rather use a group of RBs due to the wear and tear they endure on the field. This causes their shelf life to be short. Hard to invest that much draft capital on a player who you will likely not re-sign after their rookie contract.
On a different note, MLB is almost an extinct position in the NFL now. We know how good Errol is, but the league wants smaller, faster run and hit guys who can cover the underneath routes.
As for RBs in the draft. Unless you are a difference maker right out of the gate, teams would rather use a group of RBs due to the wear and tear they endure on the field. This causes their shelf life to be short. Hard to invest that much draft capital on a player who you will likely not re-sign after their rookie contract.
On a different note, MLB is almost an extinct position in the NFL now. We know how good Errol is, but the league wants smaller, faster run and hit guys who can cover the underneath routes.
I think it was more Leach told him to “focus on the draft” than Kylin quitting on his team. Not that I approve of his selfish behavior the last couple seasons, but Moorhead’s coaching style partly ruined him. He could’ve been a great back under a coach that taught him discipline & humility.
