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Kevin Smith / Lions adopting two-RB system?
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The Lions may start using a two-running back attack to limit wear-and-tear on Kevin Smith, according to the Detroit News. Maurice Morris would be the main beneficiary. Our View: It could also be because Smith is averaging just 3.1 yards per carry (on 125 carries), while Morris is averaging 4.1 on 26 carries. Smith was particularly ineffective against the Rams last weekend, carrying the ball 16 times for just 45 yards, while also aggravating a shoulder injury. Morris rushed 14 times for 63 yards. ...
Lions adopting two-RB system?
Fanball Fantasy Football News - Newsbreakers —
... The Lions may start using a two-running back attack to limit wear-and-tear on Kevin Smith, according to the Detroit News. Maurice Morris would be the main beneficiary. ...
Morris in line for bigger role?
Fanball Fantasy Football News - Newsbreakers —
... The Lions are considering adopting a two-running back system, with Maurice Morris taking on an increased role in the offense, according to the Detroit News. ...
Morris in line for bigger role?
No-Offseason.com —
The News The Lions are considering adopting a two-running back system, with Maurice Morris taking on an increased role in the offense, according to the Detroit News . Our View Kevin Smith's carries would be scaled back a bit. So far in 2009, Morris is averaging 4.1 yards per carry on 26 carries, while Smith is averaging just 3.1 on 125. It's hard to envision this making Morris fantasy viable, considering the state of the Lions offense (25th in total offense), but if you are desperate for a running back, he would at least be worth a flier as a flex play or bye-week back. ...
Lions adopting two-RB system?
No-Offseason.com —
The News The Lions may start using a two-running back attack to limit wear-and-tear on Kevin Smith, according to the Detroit News . Maurice Morris would be the main beneficiary. Our View It could also be because Smith is averaging just 3.1 yards per carry (on 125 carries), while Morris is averaging 4.1 on 26 carries. Smith was particularly ineffective against the Rams last weekend, carrying the ball 16 times for just 45 yards, while also aggravating a shoulder injury. Morris rushed 14 times for 63 yards. It's bad news for both, as Smith was already a tenuous fantasy option, ...
Smith runs for 67 in loss
Fanball Fantasy Football News - Newsbreakers —
November 3, 2009 The Lions may start using a two-running back attack to limit wear-and-tear on Kevin Smith, according to the Detroit News . Maurice Morris would be the main beneficiary. Our View: It could also be because Smith is averaging just 3.1 yards per carry (on 125 carries), while Morris is averaging 4.1 on 26 carries. Smith was particularly ineffective against the Rams last weekend, carrying the ball 16 times for just 45 yards, while also aggravating a shoulder injury. Morris rushed 14 times for 63 yards. It's bad news for both, as Smith was already a tenuous fantasy ...
Kevin Smith has big day for Lions
Fanball Fantasy Football News - Newsbreakers —
November 3, 2009 The Lions may start using a two-running back attack to limit wear-and-tear on Kevin Smith, according to the Detroit News . Maurice Morris would be the main beneficiary. Our View: It could also be because Smith is averaging just 3.1 yards per carry (on 125 carries), while Morris is averaging 4.1 on 26 carries. Smith was particularly ineffective against the Rams last weekend, carrying the ball 16 times for just 45 yards, while also aggravating a shoulder injury. Morris rushed 14 times for 63 yards. It's bad news for both, as Smith was already a tenuous fantasy ...
Smith scores in loss
Fanball Fantasy Football News - Newsbreakers —
November 3, 2009 The Lions may start using a two-running back attack to limit wear-and-tear on Kevin Smith, according to the Detroit News . Maurice Morris would be the main beneficiary. Our View: It could also be because Smith is averaging just 3.1 yards per carry (on 125 carries), while Morris is averaging 4.1 on 26 carries. Smith was particularly ineffective against the Rams last weekend, carrying the ball 16 times for just 45 yards, while also aggravating a shoulder injury. Morris rushed 14 times for 63 yards. It's bad news for both, as Smith was already a tenuous fantasy ...
