In theory you're right, but the reality is #5 has a lot of improvement ahead of him for that statement to become true. The young man has the natural athleticism to be a top back one day but he's had some real growing pains this season being the featured back in the offense. Vision, pad level, explosiveness and ball security need a lot of work still. I'm not sure how much vision can be improved upon, so focus should be on improving explosiveness, pad level and ball security this off-season.
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