The Film Room Ep. 37: How Jordan Howard ran over the entire NFL (Patreon)

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2017-06-15 19:23:01

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2021-09

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Jordan Howard's astonishing rookie campaign in 2016 was as impressive as it was unexpected. The former fifth round pick out of Indiana took over the starting running back job in Chicago in week four and then went on to have one of the most productive rookie seasons in franchise history - even outshining the great Matt Forte in the process.

But all of that success begged the question - how could a running back with seemingly average physical talent put up elite numbers in his first year in the NFL? This week, we take a deep dive into Howard's tape to figure out exactly how he did it.

Enjoy the show!

Vocal mixing was done by Matt Moulton. You can find him at moultonlava29@gmail.net if you have need of any music or vocal production of your own. The man is gifted, trust me.

All music used was created by Toshiki Hayashi. You can check out more of his awesome work here: https://soundcloud.com/pcskiiler

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The Film Room Ep. 37: How Jordan Howard ran over the entire NFL

If you would like to support the growth of the channel, you can visit my Patreon page here: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=3409713 Look for me on Twitter @BrettKollmann Jordan Howard's astonishing rookie campaign in 2016 was as impressive as it was unexpected. The former fifth round pick out of Indiana took over the starting running back job in Chicago in week four and then went on to have one of the most productive rookie seasons in franchise history - even outshining the great Matt Forte in the process. But all of that success begged the question - how could a running back with seemingly average physical talent put up elite numbers in his first year in the NFL? This week, we take a deep dive into Howard's tape to figure out exactly how he did it. Enjoy the show! Vocal mixing was done by Matt Moulton. You can find him at moultonlava29@gmail.net if you have need of any music or vocal production of your own. The man is gifted, trust me. All music used was created by Toshiki Hayashi. You can check out more of his awesome work here: https://soundcloud.com/pcskiiler