Jonathan Taylor emerges as potential 2021 rushing champion

[Woodman]

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...hing-champion/

The foot injury suffered by Titans running back Derrick Henry has opened the door for the rest of the league’s tailbacks. The first one through is Colts running back Jonathan Taylor, who caught Henry on Sunday with 937 rushing yards.

Taylor has a 216-yard lead over Browns running back Nick Chubb, who has 721 for the season. Next comes Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott with 663 yards, Vikings running back Dalvin Cook with 648 yards, Steelers running back Najee Harris with 648 yards, and Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson with 639 yards.

[Woodman]

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...hing-champion/

The foot injury suffered by Titans running back Derrick Henry has opened the door for the rest of the league’s tailbacks. The first one through is Colts running back Jonathan Taylor, who caught Henry on Sunday with 937 rushing yards.

Taylor has a 216-yard lead over Browns running back Nick Chubb, who has 721 for the season. Next comes Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott with 663 yards, Vikings running back Dalvin Cook with 648 yards, Steelers running back Najee Harris with 648 yards, and Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson with 639 yards.

Having a good year so far.

[Discotrish]

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[Woodman]

5TD day amazing!!

[OpIv37]

All those cliches about running backs:

They're not needed in the modern passing league, they're a dime a dozen, you can get them in the 5th round, blah, blah blah.

Yet, we lose every time we have to play a Taylor or a Henry....

[Woodman]

All those cliches about running backs:

They're not needed in the modern passing league, they're a dime a dozen, you can get them in the 5th round, blah, blah blah.

Yet, we lose every time we have to play a Taylor or a Henry....

Makes me think of a song.

[Woodman]