Best Running Back Pole

As all of you know, i'm a big fan of maroney. But when it comes to figuring out "who's the best," I need to give a valid analyzation. I'l do the best I can, so here it is(I'm not much of a stat guy, so I don't know if this post will still be good without it):

Morris: Unfortunately, we haven't seen too much of Morris at running back. Lately(i don't know if he's still injured) he's been switching between full back and halfback, and has done well for us when needed. He seems to have quick decision making, the right speed and strength to get through the holes, and has pretty decent hands. his blocking is pretty good as well. He's consistent when healthy, and(just my opinion) i'd give his season a B.

Taylor: when healthy, he has been consistent. he has more speed than morris, and seems to be quicker. When he was healthy, he was switching between morris and maroney, and has done well in the 3 RB rotation. He seems to find the holes as well, and can get the quick 2-3 yards before getting tackled. But I don't think he's that good at running in goal line situations. His blocking is okay, but not as good as morris. He is an above average mentor for the other guys as well(especially maroney). Wish he was healthy so I can watch him play more, but I'd give his season a B-, for the times he was healthy this year.

Maroney: At the beginning of the year, we saw maroney dance a bit, and having trouble reading the holes. He was indecisive, and was liable to get 2 yards at the most on most carries. As the season progressed, we've seen some sparks from the Tennessee game, where he's shown less dancing, and more north/south running that morris had. His consistency to be more reliable i believe started on the first miami game, and his vision seemed to get better, and better. His dancing is 88% non-existent now, and he's showing the toughness and strength we've been hoping to see. He's cutting well, and is a great catcher out of the backfield, especially on screen plays. His blocking could use a bit more work, as well as his vision on the blocking. He's been very consistent of late, but I'm not yet sold on calling him the #1 draft pick we hoped to have(don't know why, but I expect a bit more from him). For now, i'd give him a B+.

Faulk: This guy is the f**kng man! There's a reason why he's "Mr. Dependable." He can run, catch, and block well for a guy his age, and has been dependable when we counted on him. He's a great mentor, and has great character. He's been very important to us the entire season, and he's like the welker of our backfield. There's nothing I can complain about this guy, but i'll give him an A, simply because I think A+ is still too high for him.

Green-Elis: There's not much for me to write about this guy. He played a few snaps here and there, and I also like him. He reminds me of a smaller, and a bit stronger maroney(almost as the pro potential as a frank gore, although slower(key word *pro*)). The problems I seen of him lately have been the same for maroney early in his career. He needs to work on his vision to read blocks, and needs to block better. It's too unfair for me to give him a grade, so I won't.