cody1smith
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Lets hope you are wrong. I feel like we are going to be in bad shape this season at the tailback position if he does not carry the ball minimum of 12 times a game. Bryant looks to be a stud but has not proven anything at the college level. Im afraid we have already seen what GA3 is. ( Not that he is bad by any means just not a every down kinda back.) Then there is Cam, I feel that he can carry the ball 20 plus times a game but not gonna win a title with him as our feature back.Yup...guys, I'm not even close to exaggerating when I say that Amir is the most pure, fluid runner we have on this team, and really, it's not even close. Ask Buster or TP or anyone else who attended the practices this spring - Amir is just different than the other RBs/WR's on the team. He has a burst that is absolutely sick. The difference between him and GA is that he gets into his 2nd gear exceptionally quick, and then he is gone.
Also, he catches the ball with such ease; it's effortless. The ball makes no noise when he catches it; he doesn't fight it like CJ Procise does. And when he catches punts, same exact thing. Nobody catches punts better than he does.
Problem is:
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He's tiny. I've said this many times but there is no way I can see him getting the ball 15 times a game from the RB position. Maybe not even 10 times a game. First time I saw him I thought he was a walk-on...he looked like he was 15. Not only the baby-face, but the fact that he looks 5'6" but he doesn't have that Barry Sanders thickness to him. He's been hurt almost his entire college career so far. But that doesn't mean that he's injury prone yet; hopefully he's just been unlucky so far.
There's a reason Kiffin and the coaches raved about him all camp his freshman year and gave him first team reps...he's electric.
Unless Bryant comes in ready to play and really grasps our offense Amir is gonna have to be our guy. IMO

