Quote:That signals the end of the Denard Robinson "experiment". He's a good athlete but not a very good RB.

Players and their success from one team to the next is a funny thing.

It's obvious to me that because a guy can do horribly on one team get traded and do great the next year on the new team that sometimes it's not exclusively a players ability that determines how well they perform.

So it's easy to sit here and say denard isn't a good RB. Because of how poorly he did here.

But he is fast and he does have some l

Elusiveness.

So could he go to another team and do well? Absolutely.

Could a new coaching staff here Cha get his fate? Absolutely.

But on The other hand a guy like yeldon who has no real breakaway speed nor power.

Well....He might do a little better with a different coaching staff. But when u have no speed and no power.

There's a definite limit to how well ur gonna do as a RB because like it or not.

Sometimes a RB has to run away or through people to have success.

And that's when yeldon fails.

He will jitter around make a decent nice behind the line and get absolutely hammered.

Loss of one or two yards...

There's no coaching that can give a slow guy speed

Coaching could Improve his power a bit.

But they're not going to make a guy like tj a power back in one or two seasons.

So that leaves us with ivory health issues

And Grant. Who Imho has the most potential of all of our RBS to be great

Grant has blazing speed, he has moves.

He just need to have better ball security and block a lot better.

Coaching can teach him that in one offseason.

If he is a fast learner.

To hell with yeldon and ivory.

Grant is faster than either.

I say give him a shot

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