Rich Eisen· Aug 25, 2026
While discussing running backs, Rich Eisen suggested Jonathan Taylor is capable of reaching 2,000 yards on the ground this season, ranking him ahead of Christian McCaffrey in his draft board.
“But this this guy could get two k.”
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Jonathan Taylor to record 2,000 rushing yards
“I know McCaffrey is thousand thousand. Like a lock. I know. But this this guy could get two k. Don't you think?”
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