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  • X-Era
    What this generation tolerates, the next generation will embrace
    • Feb 2005
    • 27670
    #1

    Chris Browns stats

    They really arent that bad. I think his big problem is the injury bug.

    # 29 Chris Brown
    Position: RB
    Height: 6-3
    Weight: 220
    Born: 04/17/1981
    College: Colorado
    NFL Experience: 5
    Career Stats | Game Logs: 01 02 03 04 05 06 | Situational Stats | Team Roster

    Rushing
    YearTeamGGSAttYdsAvgLgTD20+1st
    2003Tennessee Titans110562213.928018
    2004Tennessee Titans111122010674.9526540
    2005Tennessee Titans15142248513.8385537
    2006Tennessee Titans53411563.821018
    TOTAL 422854122954.252111293

    Receiving
    YearTeamGGSRecYdsAvgLgTD20+40+1st
    2003Tennessee Titans1108617.6110005
    2004Tennessee Titans1111201477.4210106
    2005Tennessee Titans15142532713.15724214
    2006Tennessee Titans53242.040000
    TOTAL 4228555399.85725225

    Defensive Stats
    YearTeamGTotalTklAstSacksIntYdsAvgLgTDPass Def
    2003Tennessee Titans1122.000000.0000
    2004Tennessee Titans1111.000000.0000
    2005Tennessee Titans1511.000000.0000
    2006Tennessee Titans500.000000.0000
    TOTAL 4244.000000.0000

    Fumbles
    YearTeamGFumLostFum ForcedOwn RecOpp RecYdsTot RecTD
    2003Tennessee Titans1110000000
    2004Tennessee Titans1164000000
    2005Tennessee Titans1543000000
    2006Tennessee Titans510010010
    TOTAL 42120010010



    The big think that impresses me is the yards per carry being so repeatable and the 04 and 05 seasons.

    The thing thats scary is how he hasnt played a whole season yet.

    I think durability is a big issue.

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  • jamesiscool
    suck it fool.
    • Feb 2007
    • 733
    #2
    Re: Chris Browns stats

    i dont like the fact that in only one year he averaged over 4 ypc. he seems more of a north/south runner and id like to see us go more in the way of a faster scat back. but hey if marv thinks he's right for the team then in marv I trust.

    James
    Sec 241 row 12 seat 23

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    • Mahdi
      Registered User
      • Mar 2004
      • 10585
      #3
      Re: Chris Browns stats

      The guy looks like a WR when he runs through the whole... which makes him so easy to get JACKED UP!

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      • Devin
        The Octagon
        • Apr 2003
        • 23878
        #4
        Re: Chris Browns stats

        While maybe for one season I could deal with he or rhodes neither is impressive. Both should be backups.
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        • Tatonka
          Registered User
          • Jul 2002
          • 21289
          #5
          Re: Chris Browns stats

          i had chris brown on my fantasy team the year he broke 1000 in 11 games.. he had a game against miami in which he had 150 in the first half and then got injured right before half time..

          this guys is a good running back when healthy.. i just dont trust that he can be healthy over a season.. again.. as a back up, he would be absolutely awesome.
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          • Sabresbills1
            Zoner
            • Dec 2004
            • 56
            #6
            Re: Chris Browns stats

            I hope we pass, he's injury prone, and not an upgrade over Willis

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            • Elminster
              #1 Kelsay Fan
              • Oct 2006
              • 928
              #7
              Re: Chris Browns stats

              He's an upgrade over Willis, easily. He's neither lazy or stupid, good skills, looks like a decent receiver. Injury-prone for sure, but hopefully our coaching staff can get him to play lower and draft a back in the 2nd or 3rd so he doesn't have to carry the load by himself. All in all, would be a lateral move if McGahee had a brain and actually cared....but since McGahee fits neither, it's a slight improvement...
              Good riddance Fairchild. Of course, the knowledge of your departure will only make TE more hateable than the typical Bills QB. Good luck, hope we don't mess you up like JP.
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              • Tatonka
                Registered User
                • Jul 2002
                • 21289
                #8
                Re: Chris Browns stats

                brown as a starter is not as good as willis.. but he would be a better back up than anything we have had here since kenith davis.
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                • LifetimeBillsFan
                  All-Pro Zoner
                  • Aug 2004
                  • 4946
                  #9
                  Re: Chris Browns stats

                  When he's healthy, Brown is a threat to take it to the house if he gets a hole (something Willis hasn't shown a lot), but Brown gets injured a lot because of his upright running style. I wouldn't mind having him in a tandem with a rookie RB for a year, although the prospect of having a rookie starting with S.Williams backing him up if Brown should get injured (as he probably would) and miss some time scares me.

                  Still, I rather see the Bills go that route and then draft their "franchise" back in next year's draft, which looks like it could be quite deep at the RB position, than keep an unhappy McGahee (who is very likely to be quite unhappy about not getting an extension and being on the trading block--and, as a result, unlikely to be willing to improve his work habits--this season).
                  Those who do not learn from the past are doomed to repeat it. And, thus it was that they surrendered their freedom; not with a bang, but without even a whimper.

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                  • Jan Reimers
                    Thank You, Terry and Kim, for Saving the Bills. Now, Work on the Sabres.
                    • May 2003
                    • 17353
                    #10
                    Re: Chris Browns stats

                    I'm convinced that we live with Willis for another season, hoping that he will get motivated in his contract year, or find his replacement in the draft. Guys like Brown and Rhodes are not feature backs.
                    Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?

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                    • Elminster
                      #1 Kelsay Fan
                      • Oct 2006
                      • 928
                      #11
                      Re: Chris Browns stats

                      Originally posted by Jan Reimers
                      I'm convinced that we live with Willis for another season, hoping that he will get motivated in his contract year, or find his replacement in the draft. Guys like Brown and Rhodes are not feature backs.
                      Is Willis? Not in Buffalo, he ain't....
                      Good riddance Fairchild. Of course, the knowledge of your departure will only make TE more hateable than the typical Bills QB. Good luck, hope we don't mess you up like JP.

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                      • Tatonka
                        Registered User
                        • Jul 2002
                        • 21289
                        #12
                        Re: Chris Browns stats

                        just curious as to where all these reports of willis's horrible work habbits have come from? i know he doesnt work out in buffalo like a lot of great miami players, but their workouts in miami are as tough if not tougher when they train together in miami...

                        what is it that has caused people to say he has horrible work habbits?

                        i can see that he has not been as effective as we had hoped, but i dont get the latest critism of him.
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                        • THATHURMANATOR
                          Registered User
                          • Jul 2002
                          • 69112
                          #13
                          Re: Chris Browns stats

                          Originally posted by jp-era
                          They really arent that bad. I think his big problem is the injury bug.

                          # 29 Chris Brown
                          Position: RB
                          Height: 6-3
                          Weight: 220
                          Born: 04/17/1981
                          College: Colorado
                          NFL Experience: 5
                          Career Stats | Game Logs: 01 02 03 04 05 06 | Situational Stats | Team Roster

                          Rushing
                          YearTeamGGSAttYdsAvgLgTD20+1st
                          2003Tennessee Titans110562213.928018
                          2004Tennessee Titans111122010674.9526540
                          2005Tennessee Titans15142248513.8385537
                          2006Tennessee Titans53411563.821018
                          TOTAL 422854122954.252111293

                          Receiving
                          YearTeamGGSRecYdsAvgLgTD20+40+1st
                          2003Tennessee Titans1108617.6110005
                          2004Tennessee Titans1111201477.4210106
                          2005Tennessee Titans15142532713.15724214
                          2006Tennessee Titans53242.040000
                          TOTAL 4228555399.85725225

                          Defensive Stats
                          YearTeamGTotalTklAstSacksIntYdsAvgLgTDPass Def
                          2003Tennessee Titans1122.000000.0000
                          2004Tennessee Titans1111.000000.0000
                          2005Tennessee Titans1511.000000.0000
                          2006Tennessee Titans500.000000.0000
                          TOTAL 4244.000000.0000

                          Fumbles
                          YearTeamGFumLostFum ForcedOwn RecOpp RecYdsTot RecTD
                          2003Tennessee Titans1110000000
                          2004Tennessee Titans1164000000
                          2005Tennessee Titans1543000000
                          2006Tennessee Titans510010010
                          TOTAL 42120010010



                          The big think that impresses me is the yards per carry being so repeatable and the 04 and 05 seasons.

                          The thing thats scary is how he hasnt played a whole season yet.

                          I think durability is a big issue.
                          Did captain obvious comment on this thread yet?

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                          • patmoran2006
                            Ole' Ralphie SCROOGE
                            • Dec 2005
                            • 19840
                            #14
                            Re: Chris Browns stats

                            Originally posted by Tatonka
                            i had chris brown on my fantasy team the year he broke 1000 in 11 games.. he had a game against miami in which he had 150 in the first half and then got injured right before half time..

                            this guys is a good running back when healthy.. i just dont trust that he can be healthy over a season.. again.. as a back up, he would be absolutely awesome.
                            Exactly.. Ideally he will be the new A Train and we'll get a real good back in the draft.


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                            • THATHURMANATOR
                              Registered User
                              • Jul 2002
                              • 69112
                              #15
                              Re: Chris Browns stats

                              Originally posted by patmoran2006
                              Exactly.. Ideally he will be the new A Train and we'll get a real good back in the draft.
                              Lynch and C Brown would be simply amazing!

                              What would we do at LB and CB then?

                              Thinking Youboty/Greer/Thomas could fill in decently I guess.

                              We would need to keep Spikes then!

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