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Willis McGahee Is Coming Back
Published: September 15, 2009
But of the two, McGahee had an even more disappointing season. After a 1200 yard Pro-Bowl season, he barely mustered half of that yardage.
McGahee ran the ball 170 times for 641 yards, a career low, but managed to score seven touchdowns. He peaked late season, and scored a touchdown of a 77 yard run, his longest of his career.
Beside that one highlight, he had a dismal year, especially considering he went to the Pro-Bowl in 2007, just a few months earlier.
Following a scary neck injury in the AFC Championship, McGahee lost the starting job for the Ravens during the offseason to Ray Rice. Fortunately for McGahee, All-Pro Le'Ron McClain was moved to his natural position at fullback.
McGahee and Rice will be splitting carries this year, with McClain serving as a blocker and a receiver. While McClain did see some carries and scored a goal-line touchdow...
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