Ingram benched [OLD THREAD BUMPED] (1 Viewer)

[GoBnG]

Maybe we can trade him.

Ingram for Hayden? Id do it.

 

[HayBear]

Ingram will return, and heads will explode.

I doubt this very much. He is what he is, an average+ NFL back. Less than average vision and lacking in "Breakaway"speed. We've seen the best he can provide and it is not worthy of moving up in the draft to select him in the first round. Either you are an Alabama fan who swears by him, or you are not.

He does give 100% effort on every play, but this in itself is not enough to warrant his being a #1 back. It's time to move on.

 

[Vermont Saint]

I doubt this very much. He is what he is, an average+ NFL back. Less than average vision and lacking in "Breakaway"speed. We've seen the best he can provide and it is not worthy of moving up in the draft to select him in the first round. Either you are an Alabama fan who swears by him, or you are not.

He does give 100% effort on every play, but this in itself is not enough to warrant his being a #1 back. It's time to move on.

I meant "heads will explode"here, on this forum. Not an Alabama fan, but I must disagree, I think Ingram is a good back who performs very well in our system.

 

[Randy Jones]

After perusing this thread, it is amazing how quickly fan loyalty dissipates. Up until yesterday, Ingram had only 3 rushing fumbles in over 800+ carries and only 3 fumbles in over 100 receptions. Okay, he has hit a rough patch with fumbling the last two games and many of you are willing to give up on him completely. The stats don't support the conclusion some of you drawn have that he is a subpar back and has always been.

Fumbling by the way can be attributable to many things. Poor blocking, an ailment, lack of focus. However, it is safe to say that in 6 years, he has not been fumble prone. Generally, fumbilitis is very fixable especially for a back like Ingram. In addition, during the last 6 years he has averaged 4.2 yards per carry.

I would suggest many of your poor opinions about are short-sighted, premature, and undeserving. Don't gang up on him yet. He is a valuable and productive member of the team who deserves our support and not our derision just he had a bad game or two. Everybody gets in a slump, but it doesn't mean they should be shown the door.

Give him the benefit of the doubt.

 

[Optimistic Ozzy]

I'm going to go out on a limb and say we draft a RB in a later round next year.

 

[Randy Jones]

By the way, lets add some perspective here. Emmiitt Smith had 1 fumble per 116 carries. Adrian Peterson has 1 fumble per 70 carries. Deuce Mcallister had 1 fumble per 71 carries. Last but not least. Ingram has 1 fumble per 160 carries. Finally, his Y/A are only 1/10 of a per cent below Deuce's.

 

[Goatman Saint]

By the way, lets add some perspective here. Emmiitt Smith had 1 fumble per 116 carries. Adrian Peterson has 1 fumble per 70 carries. Deuce Mcallister had 1 fumble per 71 carries. Last but not least. Ingram has 1 fumble per 160 carries. Finally, his Y/A are only 1/10 of a per cent below Deuce's.

Oh you're going to get crucified for that


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[11saints]

By the way, lets add some perspective here. Emmiitt Smith had 1 fumble per 116 carries. Adrian Peterson has 1 fumble per 70 carries. Deuce Mcallister had 1 fumble per 71 carries. Last but not least. Ingram has 1 fumble per 160 carries. Finally, his Y/A are only 1/10 of a per cent below Deuce's.

Wow dude, don't put him into this legendary category.

Ingram would have been long gone if not for his Heisman 1st round pedigree. You all know this to be true.

 

[blackadder]

After perusing this thread, it is amazing how quickly fan loyalty dissipates. Up until yesterday, Ingram had only 3 rushing fumbles in over 800+ carries and only 3 fumbles in over 100 receptions. Okay, he has hit a rough patch with fumbling the last two games and many of you are willing to give up on him completely. The stats don't support the conclusion some of you drawn have that he is a subpar back and has always been.

Fumbling by the way can be attributable to many things. Poor blocking, an ailment, lack of focus. However, it is safe to say that in 6 years, he has not been fumble prone. Generally, fumbilitis is very fixable especially for a back like Ingram. In addition, during the last 6 years he has averaged 4.2 yards per carry.

I would suggest many of your poor opinions about are short-sighted, premature, and undeserving. Don't gang up on him yet. He is a valuable and productive member of the team who deserves our support and not our derision just he had a bad game or two. Everybody gets in a slump, but it doesn't mean they should be shown the door.

Give him the benefit of the doubt.

Ingram is not a fumbler.

The numbers say the last couple of weeks are a statistical anomaly. That said, we have covered all this before in regards to Ingram being a hard worker, great teammate, never quits, give 100%, player with a high motor and really pretty average to a little below as an impact player for the offense.

We could really use impact in the run game. He lacks the speed, vision, shiftiness to make the big impact plays. He's a grinder but even a bit undersized to be truly effective at that.

At this stage in his career I'm fine if they start working in Lasco and Hightower and if they bring in more options as a successor. We can get a lot more out of the position than "plays hard and knows his assignments".

Ingram with the fans was also undermined by the expectations that come with his draft position and the trade up to get him, which is not really his fault.

 

[HayBear]

I would suggest many of your poor opinions about are short-sighted, premature, and undeserving. Don't gang up on him yet.

I have not been of fan of MI since day one and have repeatedly written so here. I'm surprised it has taken so long for the masses to agree in way or another.

 

[Randy Jones]

Ingram is not a fumbler.

The numbers say the last couple of weeks are a statistical anomaly. That said, we have covered all this before in regards to Ingram being a hard worker, great teammate, never quits, give 100%, player with a high motor and really pretty average to a little below as an impact player for the offense.

We could really use impact in the run game. He lacks the speed, vision, shiftiness to make the big impact plays. He's a grinder but even a bit undersized to be truly effective at that.

At this stage in his career I'm fine if they start working in Lasco and Hightower and if they bring in more options as a successor. We can get a lot more out of the position than "plays hard and knows his assignments".

Ingram with the fans was also undermined by the expectations that come with his draft position and the trade up to get him, which is not really his fault.

The first two years Ingram was there, the Saints ran a power scheme. They switched to a zone an his YPC improved. Furthermore, a rb is only as good as the line in front of them and NO OL is not designed to open hoiles, just protect Brees. NO is also not a run first team as we all know. Therefore, the game is never going to be schemed to maximize the run just set up the pass and keep 8 out of the box.

 

[oldJC.SAINTS]

I have not been of fan of MI since day one and have repeatedly written so here. I'm surprised it has taken so long for the masses to agree in way or another.

You probably dont go to the forum a lot... there has been thread on Ingram vs (insert backup name) almost every week during the season and that since he got drafted.

I just wanted to inform you that your opinion is far from being isolated or original. In fact, the ''masses'' as you wrote tend to think like you.

 

[radkison]

Oh you're going to get crucified for that


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now now, let's not allow facts to get in the way of the crucifixion of Ingram

 

[BarBar]

Ingram will be fine. He is the #1 RB and will continue to be. He is not fumble prone and it takes more than 2 fumbles to gain that rep. I am amazed at how happy some of you are when a Saints player struggles. You would rather have your "I told you so" moment than see the team win.

 

[DaveXA]

Ingram will be fine. He is the #1 RB and will continue to be. He is not fumble prone and it takes more than 2 fumbles to gain that rep. I am amazed at how happy some of you are when a Saints player struggles. You would rather have your "I told you so" moment than see the team win.

People who would rather be right than see someone succeed are the worst kind of fans. Dives me nuts when I see that. Whatever happened to supporting the players on our team? To wish failure on someone is a terrible point of view.