He is good, but come on man. He has been in four games. Let's just let him play and earn praise before we start the anointing.

In that second gif. If Josh makes a little bit better block on the outside #5 takes another to the house.

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Farmer is better than Benson.

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smoke draw - Goodson ran that better than anybody.

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You are correct. Early morning for me.

How big was Bush compared to T Williams? It seems to me Bush was a bigger back. Maybe just my cloudy memory.

He's not Reggie Bush but he is very obviously eye openingly better than all those other A&M back you remember.

Bush was taller and slighter. They probably weigh about tge same but Williams looks more compact

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Yes...Traveon is built more like Barry Sanders!

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The comparisons are obvious now. The angles taken toward defenders while in a downhill sprint are amazing. Shifty, instinctive, creative, fast, powerful. Heisman watch if he keeps this up.







Keith Ford and Trayveon Williams represent the best running back duo in the country, Maybe Lendale White and Reggie Bush 2005 USC team. Doesn't hurt to have the best dual threat quarterback in the country. With over 300 rushing yards between the White Knight and #5 against a good hog defense, it puts the Ags in elite territory. Say Auburn with Nick Marshall and Tre Mason 2013.

Y'all Best Recognize...WE GOT SUMPIN' SPECIAL.

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I'm excited too...but I think Lamar Jackson, JT Barrett, and Deshaun Watson might have something to say about who is the best dual threat quarterback in the country.

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Came here to post this.

His running style is a combination of Emmitt Smith/Tiki Barber.

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I'm gonna stop you right there because Lamar Jackson is far and away the best player in the country at the moment. Regardless of position

Christian Kirk is probably closer to Reggie Bush's body type, but you dont play those guys at RB anymore.

Not ready to anoint Trayveon Willams the second coming of whomever... however, his first four games have been really impressive. As much as I would love to see him get more caries earlier in the game, bringing him in fresh late in the game has worked out really well.

You could see both Auburn and Arkansas defenders deflate more as he broke off big runs. The long runs for touchdowns seemed to completely demoralized them. The one against Auburn (where he made that defensive back just crumble in place) was a thing of beauty!

Have to keep reminding myself he is just a freshman... he is really good! I think he will have a very bright future in the SEC so long as the O-Line continues to gel. Haven't been this excited about a running back in quite a while.

Bring Trayveon to the forefront and give him the credit he deserves.

We struggled to get Tra Carson over 1000 yards last year. Right now Trayveon is sitting at 700 with half the season to go (and the only truly tough defense left to face? Bama) and that's with Trevor at 500+ yards and Ford clocking in at about 250.

This run game is something special this year and we should enjoy it while we have it.

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The comparisons are obvious now. The angles taken toward defenders while in a downhill sprint are amazing. Shifty, instinctive, creative, fast, powerful. Heisman watch if he keeps this up.







Keith Ford and Trayveon Williams represent the best running back duo in the country, Maybe Lendale White and Reggie Bush 2005 USC team. Doesn't hurt to have a good dual threat quarterback in the country. With over 300 rushing yards between the White Knight and #5 against a good hog defense, it puts the Ags in elite territory. Say Auburn with Nick Marshall and Tre Mason 2013.

Y'all Best Recognize...WE GOT SUMPIN' SPECIAL.

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lol I laughed. Not even best in division, let alone country. Very promising back though in Williams.

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