Okay, so maybe that isn’t actually a quote from "Breaking Bad," but given running back Rachaad White’s stellar performance in the Bucs’ 21-16 victory over the Seahawks Sunday morning in the first NFL game ever played in Germany, I just thought the opportunity for a reference was too good to pass up. After Leonard Fournette exited the game in the second half with a hip injury, White ran for 105 yards in a coming-out game of sorts that perhaps cemented his place as RB1 for the time being. The Bucs’ victory was one where Tom Brady did not have to put up his usual 40-plus passes (he only threw 29), mostly due to the running game finally breaking through and having a monster game.
Okay, so maybe that isn’t actually a quote from "Breaking Bad," but given running back Rachaad White’s stellar performance in the Bucs’ 21-16 victory over the Seahawks Sunday morning in the first NFL game ever played in Germany, I just thought the opportunity for a reference was too good to pass up. After Leonard Fournette exited the game in the second half with a hip injury, White ran for 105 yards in a coming-out game of sorts that perhaps cemented his place as RB1 for the time being. The Bucs’ victory was one where Tom Brady did not have to put up his usual 40-plus passes (he only threw 29), mostly due to the running game finally breaking through and having a monster game.