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Zeke Elliott - Will He Reach 2K?

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He's currently the best player in the NFL. Or as you say, the best player in the NFL only because of his line.

 

 

He may be the best running back, not by a mile either, but Tom Brady is the best player in the NFL and that isn't close. Don't think he'll make 2000, but I would not be surprised if he did.

There isn't a running back in the league I would take over Zeke. The guy does it all. AP is probably a better pure runner, but Zeke is very close. Leveon Bell and David Johnson are probably better pass catchers coming out of the backfield, but Zeke when used in that way can be electric, see today where he took a screen pass 83 yards. But the reason he was a top 4 pick is his pass blocking capabilities. The dude is a monster and takes more pride in this aspect of his game that any other. He is the perfect running back.

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He's currently the best player in the NFL. Or as you say, the best player in the NFL only because of his line.

 

That isn't what I said, but okay.

Zeke is a better runner than Brady. but Brady is just a tad better at throwing the ball.:lol2:

He's currently the best player in the NFL.

 

Pump the brakes over there, Urban.

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