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Old Yesterday, 06:58 PM  
MatriculatingHank MatriculatingHank is offline
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You can have any running back in NFL history. Who you going with?
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Old Yesterday, 09:06 PM   #46
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There was a guy on the Chargers back in the Marty ball days that I dreaded. In short yardage and 4th quarter when our D was worn the slap down that just bowling pinned our D. He was a big guy, a former tight end they made into a back. I cant for the life of me remember his name. Not Means who was also a problem.
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Old Yesterday, 09:08 PM   #47
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There was a guy on the Chargers back in the Marty ball days that I dreaded. In short yardage and 4th quarter when our D was worn the slap down that just bowling pinned our D. He was a big guy, a former tight end they made into a back. I cant for the life of me remember his name. Not Means who was also a problem.
Rod Bernstine?

There was also some other little bowling ball dude other than Means around that time. The Chargers had some power runners in that era.
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Old Yesterday, 09:10 PM   #48
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Marcus Allen is the best short-yardage back I’ve ever seen
It seems like we all have that perception, and it's really interesting since he wasn't big and he wasn't a power back. He just knew where to find a gap to slither through.
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Old Yesterday, 09:12 PM   #49
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I know he's not a RB but Jalen Hurts picks up 4 & 1 almost 100% of the time with the tush push. Especially before Kelce retired.
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Old Yesterday, 09:16 PM   #50
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Rod Bernstine?

There was also some other little bowling ball dude other than Means around that time. The Chargers had some power runners in that era.
Bingo that's the guy.
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Old Yesterday, 09:17 PM   #51
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Rod Bernstine?

There was also some other little bowling ball dude other than Means around that time. The Chargers had some power runners in that era.
Looking at their all-time rushing list, they also had Marion Butts in that era, who was a load. Bernstine was the former tight end, though.
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Old Yesterday, 09:20 PM   #52
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Butts was listed as 6-1, 248.
Means was listed as 5-10, 245.
Bernstine was listed as 6-3, 238.

That's a lot of beefy runners.
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Old Yesterday, 09:22 PM   #53
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Looking at their all-time rushing list, they also had Marion Butts in that era, who was a load. Bernstine was the former tight end, though.
Yeah forgot about Butts.
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Old Yesterday, 10:03 PM   #54
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You can have any running back in NFL history. Who you going with?
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