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He got those stats via longevity, as you pointed out Deuce is the only other running back to come close, and Deuce was a much better running back with a far less talented team around him then Mark Ingram ever had.
And by no means am i being disrespectful, or should we start talking about the years long fumbling problems, the inablity for most of his carrier to get pas 1 yard in short yardage situations. The calls in may a game prior to 2017 to get him off the field as he was a liability.
He earned the stats by grinding away at them, he was not the focal point of the offense.
I disagree. They both played 8 seasons here. Mark played in 9 more games and had 100 fewer carries. Deuce had 20 career fumbles to Mark Ingram’s 15. And the fact that mark did what he did while not being the focal point of the offense makes it all the more impressive.