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Originally Posted by Direckshun
I’d take the younger Hardman any day of the week in a pure footrace.
Hill has unreal speed but it’s his unearthly short area quickness and football intelligence that make him a special football player.
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Hill does everything fast, whether it's getting off the line, making hard cuts or breaks, or running back to the huddle, etc. I have never seen another human being with his fast twitch muscles engaged in almost every movement he makes. I think it takes Hill about a stride and a half to be at top speed.
Hardman is obviously very fast, but I think it's more top end speed. It takes him maybe 3-4 strides to reach top speed. Someone referenced the catch and run from the Tennessee game, but his long TD against Baltimore is also a good example. On that 3rd and 4th stride he just pulls away from the defenders like they are standing still.
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