Huge part of it, with contributions from Juju and now DHop.
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No way should they be giving him the ball this many times. Having him when Pacheco gets back is going to be a cheat code, but I don't know if he will be able to hold up at this rate.
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We have to thank the Browns for keeping Kareem fresh for us all these years.
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Just when you think Kareem is getting up slow and hurting, he pounds the ball over and over to the win.

How many times did it look like he was stopped for 1 or 2, yet willed himself to 4-5. It wasn't flashy, but it was straight-up raw force.
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I think, sadly, Andy decided the best way to get back in the game down 17-10 was to get Hunt going. And it definitely worked. The only reason I say sadly is because of his usage rate.
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I bet this is an on ice kind of day for him.
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Ice tub, hot tub, ice tub and lots of fluid.
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Throw the book at him... hyperbaric chambers, double up on massages, acupuncture, hold him out of practice as much as possible, and anything else Burkholder can think of
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Be nice if the defense could steal a couple picks from bo this weekend and the offense can let hunt rest more.
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I love this dude, I'm extremely happy to have him back. It just felt like it had to happen, welcome home Mr. Hunt. :-)
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Pretty obvious at this point Andy doesn't have nearly the same level of trust with Perine that he does with Kareem. Not that I blame him, but the difference in usage is kind of nuts.
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Best RB we've had since Charles. It's not particularly close.
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That's because Perine is trash. Sorry I just don't like the dude. I may be being a little bit critical, but the version we got of the guy is trash.
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Feels good to have pros like Hunt and Hopkins on the team. Proven guys that you can lean on

We're in our Dillon/Moss era
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Much better at holding onto the ball than Charles was.
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