Article By Michael Schlossberg on 2nd July, 2009
With Jacobs, it's not about the yards per carry (even though that number has consistently been around 5.0 for his career), but rather about him tiring out opposing defenses.
Everyone has seen Jacob's size enable him to fall forward for three yards, and make a positive gain out of a seemingly dead play.
When December came around (think Week 16 against Carolina) no one wanted to tackle Brandon Jacobs, which helped pave way for D...
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