What I care about is that Richard Samuel learns to run north-south and not east-west. He reminds me a lot of Danny Ware, who was a great talent but poorly coached. He overthought things on a David Carr level, shuffling his feet looking for a better angle to gain ten yards when he should have just been bolting forward and getting three. I see the same tendencies in Richard Samuel, who's faster than #28 was and has the potential to be just sub-Knowshon out on the field.
Of course, if Caleb King has a single 100-yard game next year I'll nominate that intern for AC of the year!
Red and Black, Win or Lose