The offense isn't broken after all

[sufandu]

So he could be 5th string at Lville

Yeah. Not looking like the best decision at this point, is it? Even if he ended up being Tucker's back up, I have to believe he'd be seeing the field this year.

 

[GoSU96]

So he could be 5th string at Lville

He’d be getting plenty of carries/receptions if he stayed. Putting all the burden on two guys isn’t sustainable over the long haul.

 

[Chip]

I was surprised when I heard it too, but I trust the person I heard it from.

That would be a fire-able offense. It was pretty obvious last year who was a more natural RB.

 

[sufandu]

That would be a fire-able offense. It was pretty obvious last year who was a more natural RB.

I agree Tucker is more complete because of his size. I think it would be interesting to see what Jordan would have done with this year's offensive line and Shrader. Last year the oline and the offensive play calling seemed to improve a little later in the year. I don't know that we really saw what Jordan could do.

 

[IthacaBarrel]

He’d be getting plenty of carries/receptions if he stayed. Putting all the burden on two guys isn’t sustainable over the long haul.

agreed.

 

[PhatOrange]

There is no way Jordan could sustain success running the ball here. Does any notice how many yards Tucker gets after first contact. He runs over guys. Jordan's physique is not built for it.