I'm not trying to kick a guy when he's down, but he's never seemed particularily elusive, fast, or anything special. He does consistently produce good numbers, and maybe I'm taking that for granted, but he seems more like a system guy to me, kind of like (insert random player who'll run 12-1500 yards) in the Bronco's offense when Shannahan was there.
"musccy" wrote:
I used to follow baseball in the 80s and 90s before that strike, and was a hard-core SF Giants fan. They had a player for a few years called Rick Reuschel who was the most boring pitcher to watch. His wind up was painfully slow and he had the face like Charlie Brown. Because of this, he wasn't a fan favorite.
Ryan Grant is like Rick Reuschel. Not a fan favorite, but he consistently gets results. Reuschel turned out to be a dependable pitcher for the Giants before he retired. Boring, nothing flashy, but dependable.
Ryan is the same. Boring. Nothing flashy. But consistently good.
Don't take him for granted because he doesn't have the best moves, the best cuts, and he doesn't run over people. What he does get us are yards and TDs and he doesn't fumble. In the end, that is what matters anyways.
My man Donald Driver
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