Omarion Hampton > Ashton Jeanty Prove me wrong
There is a WORLD of different reasons why they could have more in those statistics
Boise's three toughest opponents were better than anyone UNC played
Oregon, UNLV, Penn St.
Jeanty still played them
UNC played a pretty soft schedule, lets not pretened otherwise. Jeanty torched Oregon and UNLV
He got his against Penn St. but his efficiency wasn't great. PSU knew they just had to stop him and loaded it, while Boise knew he was their only hope.
I like Omarion, don't get me wrong but Jeanty isn't just better, he's a different tier.
His elusiveness is better, his contact blance is better, he's a better 3rd down back. I mean, it's really not that close TBH
And if it was down to a 4th & 1 to win the game, Id rather have Omarion run that then Jeanty
Jeanty plays Gibbs style, yeah
That's fine if you and him on 4th and 1, don't blame you.
Basically every other scenario is Jeanty...
Im just saying, if I need a hail marry, Im not touching my rb in a normal situation, I only go to the RB if its a <3 yard run, so the way I see it. Id rather have a big guy run in who doesn’t go down as easily then a smaller guy who can get through the line
Imo
Cuz if jeanty gets hit decently hard, he down
Absolutely untrue.
That's such a poor take, man. Dude had more YAC than Hampton or any RB in CFB had yards. He has Kamara/Gibbs level contact balance. Now you're just being a homer.
Ok. Lets just imagine a situation. RB runs through the middle in an inside zone, but you have the MLB, LOLB, and ROLB right infront of this RB. Which would get through it better, Jeanty or Hampton
You've basically reduced this argument to "Hampton is better because I only value RBs in 3yd or less situaitions"
No, Im saying RBs are meant for shorter yardage plays. If I need 30 yards, Im not gonna hand it off
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3rd and 30 I’m not handing it off 🤣
You don't want to have an intellectually honest conversation about this from a fantasy perspective. So I'll just bow out.
So 3rd and 30 and 3rd 3 are the only situations. Got it.