Moats is M-Azing

[nflcardlover]

I just had to post a video of the future hall of fame back no one knows.
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...eoID=997024968

Dudes got speed now all he needs is a chance for him to play.

[the_future]

Yep. He is another great player out of the incredible 2006 draft class. His speed and vision (as mentioned in the video) is his best part of his game. I remember watching him play back in college where he did really well, and was a top RB in college football. The Eagles definitely got a steal by getting him in the 3rd round, and I'm sure he will improve even more in the near future. I think he has the POTENTIAL to become a superstar in the NFL.

[RenegadeLonghorn]

Why haven't the Eagles used him more? They have a potent offense. Andy Reid is one of the best play callers in the game. But when I watch games I see Westbrook and Buckhalter catching and carrying the ball. If they aren't using him more than something is wrong. Also, if the Eagles don't want to use him then why not trade his potential for something they can use? To my knowledge he's been healthy but I could be wrong.

[nflcardlover]

[QUOTE=RenegadeLonghorn]Why haven't the Eagles used him more? QUOTE]

They THINK they have something in Reno mahe their second string back but he really isnt that great. Ryan Moats has the potential to be a starting back very soon and I hope that it is with the eagles but i will stick with him whether it be the eagles or cardinals or 49ers.

Like ive always said this guy has the potential just needs his time in thespotlight and i wanted to see if anyone agreed.

[hagansp]

Im a huge eagles fans as those of you who know me, know...but Moats doesnt play because he cant hold onto the ball, hence why he isnt doing Kick/Punt returns...and he doesnt give us anything Westbrook cant give on offense...

He needs to really work on his ball control...because you cant put a player in the game who puts the ball on the ground.

[11chaos]

Maybe Moats needs to talk to The Giants Coach. Tom Coughlin I think his name is. He helped turn Tiki fumblelidious around.

[nflcardlover]

I cant seem to find college stats but in his last college year he had 1774 rushing yards and 0 fumbles. Only one ever lost fumble in the NFL. Fumblicious? I think not.

[sHiNo]

He might have had a good game, but I guess if he's not playing that says something about his skill/ability to play a lot in the NFL. Yeah he's fast, but he looks way too small to me.

[the_future]

He might have had a good game, but I guess if he's not playing that says something about his skill/ability to play a lot in the NFL. Yeah he's fast, but he looks way too small to me.

IMO size isn't what matters the most in football or any sport. (HOWEVER, size can be helpful and be to your advantage in some situations in some sports.) It's about the guts, toughness, determination, concentration, and passion. You don't have to be tall to be good. For example Maurice Jones-Drew is like 5'8 or 5'9, and he played great this year for a rookie rb in the nfl. Moats also played well for the TIME he played in the games which wasn't a lot). That's just my opinion though.

[sportsguyryan]

I wouldn't even think about the Hall of Fame, maybe try to get some playing time first? lol...