How are we going to use Gurley, Chubb

ogredawg wrote: Last I read was he was going to play. Ankle injury was not that bad

It was hard to believe how explosive he looked. I think someone else said it-like he was fired from a cannon.

Use all 4. Put them all over the place in all combinations. What an amazing array of weapons coming back to Sanford. Looking forward to it as much as any game in the last few years.

Growl sir I'm going to ask another question if you don't mind thanks.

How many carries will TG-3 have and how many TD?

I say 20 to 25 carries an 150/200 yards and 3 TD .

Sure wish I knew the answer to that question,but I can venture a guess that TG and NC will probably share the carries pretty closely 15 to 20 or so each with TG perhaps getting a few more. I just hope that CMB does'nt get a brain cramp and get locked in on plays that are'nt productive like we have gotten used to seeing at the most inopportune times. I know we want to see TG come back with a vengeance, but he has' nt played in a month , but hopefully a couple of TD's for each. I hope they put the stomp on Assburn personally.

Believe they will have to "pace" TG during the game. "Game shape" isn't the same as practice shape, I'm sure TG will get winded a little sooner than when he was playing every week.

Agree with Growl in that TG and NC will be pretty equal in carries because of the fatigue factor.....15-20 each. Both north of 100 yards each (TG..155..3 TD's....NC..100..1 TD). Rest TD's from receivers.

Would not be surprised to see Sony Michel playing. He is one tough young man. Continue reading that Sony is a "wiggle guy" by many so called talking heads.

Don't disagree with that at all, but he is different than a lot of those tagged as being something other than sticking it in there between the tackles for the tough yards. Sony Michel makes it look a "bit different" in the way he hits it up between the tackles, he has "explosive" speed from handoff to offensive line, and after. That is a gift.

No doubt Buc I like Sony stylel of play.