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  • @the-gipper said:

    Bell was proven eminently replaceable.   In fact...so was Conners.    He went out with a concussion last night and the Steelers running game did not really miss a beat.

    That's kinda silly.

    Connor went out in the 4th. He was averaging 5 yards a pop!

    His replacements? ...fresh legs who went up against a worn out, beat up Panther D?

    Ridley had 26 yds. and averaged 3.2 yards per carry...

    Samuels had 7 monster yds on 5 carries.

    If you want to call that "not missing a beat" OK...but it does not in no way shape or form prove that Connor is replaceable.

    The kid is gonna be a star.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
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    @stinkhole said:

    That's kinda silly.

    Connor went out in the 4th. He was averaging 5 yards a pop!

    His replacements? ...fresh legs who went up against a worn out, beat up Panther D?

    Ridley had 26 yds. and averaged 3.2 yards per carry...

    Samuels had 7 monster yds on 5 carries.

    If you want to call that "not missing a beat" OK...but it does not in no way shape or form prove that Connor is replaceable.

    The kid is gonna be a star.

    No all the Steelers have to do is plug in any old body behind that line and they’ll probably do well

  • Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
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    With Conner in protocol and Bell on the threshold...

    I wonder if the PTG brass decides to just work their soon to be departing RB to death during his 6-games plus playoffs?

  • To be honest, Nick Chubb reminds me a bit of Bell. 

    Patience, vision, power, athletic ability. 

    F faninthehammer wrote on last edited by
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    @clevelandwantsplayoffs said:

    To be honest, Nick Chubb reminds me a bit of Bell. 

    Patience, vision, power, athletic ability. 

    I agree.  Chubb has shown rare patience when waiting for holes to open.   Reminds me a lot of Bell in the running game.