Yeah Faulk never had the breakaway true track speed. Hunt doesn't and is lacking there a bit so those plays that could be big tds end up being big gains.

But a lot of good runs and especially in the red zone are due to vision and balance More so than speed
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Hrmmm...never tried that flavor. Any good?
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It really finds its way going down and knows when to move thru the hole
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There's a difference between not having breakout speed and running a 4.6.
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Can't find a site to corroborate, but according to Google, faulk ran a 4.35 40. That's a lot faster than hunt.
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You're never right about anything.

Are you pulling for this to be your first?

Good luck.
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So there's no difference?
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Contrarian King...Shocking!!
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There are a lot of really good RB's that ran similar times, most notably the best RB in the NFL right now.
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Eh, I don't see AMAZING talent here.

Yet because he was Drafted by KC expect 1,700 yards. Somehow RB's is something KC never has a problem with.

We literally just don't know how to fuck that position up.
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Knile Davis.
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Maybe Andy did see Hunt as a similar version of Westbrook. Westbrook ran a 4.57 to Hunt's 4.62 and Hunt has really good balance like Westbrook did.

Weird that Westbrook was so slow at the combine. He looked like a 4.4 guy on the field.
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Doesn't count.......
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And there are a lot more shitty RBs that ran similar times.

I can't believe people are really trying to act like 4.62 isn't an unbelievably slow time for an RB.
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am i the only one who lol'd at that? three whole years folks!
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