This place, and it's inexplicable infatuation with Kareem Hunt is hilarious.
Yes. Let's bring in a 27 year old brokedick running back who has missed 17 games since he left here due to injuries, because of some nostalgia factor that we refuse to let go of from his time at the very beginning of his career. The guy isn't reliable. Mentally, OR physically. If you want a rb, draft one of these kids in April. Kareem had his shot. He blew it. Facebook posts from daddy about the good old days aren't going to change anything. It makes very little sense to bring the guy back. The distraction factor alone is a pain in the ass. |
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Andy Reid won't run the ball anyway.
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Saying he missed 17 games due to injuries is disingenuous. |
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I'm ALL in.......LET'S DO IT! Imagine the emotion in the locker room upon his return. Hell, I may even shed a tear. We would be dynamic again. Cleveland is stupid
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Yes, please.
You add KH and a good WR2 to this offense and you can spend every other resource bolstering the defense. |
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He was great in the passing game but calling him a home run threat rushing is pure revisionism. |
I’m all for bringing Hunt back if that’s what the Chiefs want to do but the nostalgia around here is hilarious. He didn’t do half the things people “remember “.
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He's still probably pretty good, but those midseason injuries like he had last year are only going to become more and more frequent. I wouldn't be surprised if we brought him in and he ended up playing like nothing more than a glorified Darrell Williams. And if that happened, people would be back at it again with the "Andy Reid needs to be saved from himself!!!" idiocy. |
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He was too busy trying to design passing plays to beat 3 man rushes. Even with a lead in the playoffs, he would not run the ball. |
Let's be clear. When Andy had Smith he used Hunt and ran it a lot. Hunt led the league in rushing. Since Mahomes started he runs it less and less.
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