He really looked like a skilled veteran the whole season.
He acts like a skilled veteran just watch him after he scores, just doing my job. Gonna be fun to watch next year!
He acts like a skilled veteran just watch him after he scores, just doing my job. Gonna be fun to watch next year!
He acts like a skilled veteran just watch him after he scores, just doing my job. Gonna be fun to watch next year!
att yds avg TDs rec yds avg TDs
Mark Ingram: 143 728 5.1 12 7 54 7.7 0
Trent Richardson: 145 751 5.2 8 16 126 7.9 0
Eddie Lacy: 56 406 7.3 6 2 18 9.0 0
TJ Yeldon: 175 1108 6.3 12 11 131 11.9 1
He's amazingly developed, a truly natural runner, and his patience is truly amazing for someone so 'young'.
Some comparative freshman numbers for perspective:
Code:att yds avg TDs rec yds avg TDs Mark Ingram: 143 728 5.1 12 7 54 7.7 0 Trent Richardson: 145 751 5.2 8 16 126 7.9 0 Eddie Lacy: 56 406 7.3 6 2 18 9.0 0 TJ Yeldon: 175 1108 6.3 12 11 131 11.9 1
An embarrassment of riches, indeed!
i have been amazed by how low key and humble he is. just gets up after the play and goes back to the huddle again.
Imagine if he was the featured running back. He probably would have gone over 2,000 yards as a freshman, which is totally beyond imagination.
Indeed, but his YPC average is a good bit better than both MI's and TR's as FR (24% better than MI, 21% better than TR).I'm very appreciative of Yeldon, but we also need to remember that he got a lot of carries that would have went to Fowler or Hart and would have cut into his yardage totals.
I don't know, I've noticed a few times where an OL grabbed him and pulled him back to the huddle to stop him from talking trash. One in particular that comes to mind in in the SECCG when we were plowing UGA's D with the running game. He ripped a long one off and started to get in someone's face and Fluker grabbed him and turned him back to the huddle.
I'm very appreciative of Yeldon, but we also need to remember that he got a lot of carries that would have went to Fowler or Hart and would have cut into his yardage totals. No doubt he's a great back, but his numbers are also bred from the circumstances around him.
When Yeldon runs with the ball he reminds me of Frozone from "The Incredibles". He glides like he is skating and seems to slip away from tackles. Really uncanny.
i agree that he's great, but one area he needs to work on is lower leg strength. he gets tripped up too easily at times...reminds me a bit of dennis riddle in that respect. that said, he's incredible.
i agree that he's great, but one area he needs to work on is lower leg strength. he gets tripped up too easily at times...reminds me a bit of dennis riddle in that respect. that said, he's incredible.