Buffalo Rumblings on Frank Gore Jr.

ArticleBuffalo Bills dominate Cleveland Browns in preseason action
Read the full article

From the article

Gore Jr. fumbled on his lone kickoff return attempt, and while he recovered his own fumble, it's still not a great look. He also dropped a pass on a screen attempt in the fourth quarter, as he looked to run before he secured the grab. Finally, he once again looked like the slower, less explosive option when compared to Ian Wheeler, who made players miss in the backfield and displayed good hands and burst.
Captured by STACKED 1 hr after posting

STACKED’s take

Negative signalRole

Gore Jr.'s fumble and drops show he's less explosive than backup Ian Wheeler.

Gore Jr. fumbled on his lone kickoff return attempt, and while he recovered his own fumble, it was not a great look. He also dropped a pass on a screen attempt in the fourth quarter, looking to run before securing the grab. He once again looked like the slower, less explosive option compared to Ian Wheeler, who made players miss in the backfield and displayed good hands and burst. Wheeler appears to be the superior option overall, doing everything Gore Jr. can do but with much more burst and athleticism.

Frank Gore Jr. headshotFrank Gore Jr.BUFPlayer page — value, ADP, projections, and every insight

More on Frank Gore Jr. and from Buffalo Rumblings