Oh, yeh, quite agree. Just didn't get that out of 'intertia'. Thanks.
McGinn wrote the article about the TT and McCarthy not cutting players....and then bam. They cut Harris, demote Lacy, and bring in Montee Ball and four other WRs for workouts. Losing your paycheck motivates 98% of the population.
I'm guessing they were each other's wing men and they were hitting the clubs looking for gals. Pretty sure there were more eligible black women in Detroit than GB and they let something other than their brains do the thinking. . TT/MM took away Lacy's carousing-pal hoping he re-focuses on his job. Too bad Oprah's not still on TV for him to try finding a girlfriend (e.g. Dorsey Levens).
Property of matter to remain in its existing state of motion unless acted upon by an external force. Increases in proportion to the amount of mass. Meaning since he has increased his mass, it requires either more force or more time for him to change direction. Sorry, didn't mean to get too technical or anything.Oh, yeh, quite agree. Just didn't get that out of 'intertia'. Thanks.
There's no doubt he hasn't performed up to the level of his first two seasons with the Packers. His weight isn't one of the reasons for it though as he has proved to be productive vs. the Vikings and Bears.
He has clearly put on weight this year, hasn't he? The idea that the extra weight hasn't had any effect on his ability to accelerate or change direction flies in the face of basic physics. I think the example of 10 games outweighs 2 games, especially since the problem resurfaced against the Lions.
And my point is that unless you're arguing against physics, there's no way his added weight hasn't cost him in acceleration and agility. Perhaps if he wasn't so tubby this year he would have gotten even more yards in those two games. You simply can't gain 15-20 lbs and it not have an effect.Considering there is a giant list of reasons a RB could perform poorly, it doesn't make sense to assume he gained weight simply due to poor performances.
Captain's point was that if it were a weight problem making him worse, he'd be affected every game as the weight wouldn't change much from week to week.
He has clearly put on weight this year, hasn't he? The idea that the extra weight hasn't had any effect on his ability to accelerate or change direction flies in the face of basic physics.
And my point is that unless you're arguing against physics, there's no way his added weight hasn't cost him in acceleration and agility. Perhaps if he wasn't so tubby this year he would have gotten even more yards in those two games. You simply can't gain 15-20 lbs and it not have an effect.
How do you even know he gained weight? You're under the assumption he has for sure.
Pretty ideal situation to apply the Eye Test.
People who watch and analyze sports for a living as well as former players and coaches have come to the same conclusion.How do you even know he gained weight? You're under the assumption he has for sure.
People who watch and analyze sports for a living as well as former players and coaches have come to the same conclusion.
Putting on an extra 10-15 doesn't make you a completely useless runner. But he looks a bit flabby for a running back IMO. He can still contribute, though I do think he'd be playing Better with a little less weight.Such as?
I have a hard time thinking it's a weight issue considering he has had good games.
I think it has more to do with the blocking in front of him and the number of carries he gets. He got back on track as recently as the Vikings and Bears games by running for a combined 205 yards on 39 carries (5.3 avg.) – he had 23 and 21 touches in those games compared to 6 vs. the Lions. I don’t think he found – and then lost motivation over that span.Personally I believe it's his attitude that is sluggish. He is still an effective runner at this weight but only when he wants to be, and he's struggling to motivate himself each week.
Anyone denying that Lacy has added weight probably also still disputes that the world is round. What is debatable is whether or not it has affected his performance.
Personally I believe it's his attitude that is sluggish. He is still an effective runner at this weight but only when he wants to be, and he's struggling to motivate himself each week.
Anyone denying that Lacy has added weight probably also still disputes that the world is round. What is debatable is whether or not it has affected his performance.
Personally I believe it's his attitude that is sluggish. He is still an effective runner at this weight but only when he wants to be, and he's struggling to motivate himself each week.