Washington Redskins Should be Worried About Alfred Morris

October 13, 2015   ·   James Dudko   ·   Jump to comments

We need to talk about Alfred Morris. The lead workhorse in the Washington Redskins backfield just doesn't seem himself. He's not the same man who put together a trio of 1,000-yard rushing seasons before 2015.
Week 5's sudden-death loss to the Atlanta Falcons represented the nadir moment of a season that started brightly but has since spiraled downhill. He managed a pathetic 15 yards on eight carries against the NFC South club.
The drab showing is merely one more example of Morris' worrying deterioration.
Discussing the struggles of No. 46's partnership with Matt Jones, a double act given the cringe-worthy moniker "MoJo," CSN Mid-Atlantic's Peter Hailey detailed Morris' recent lackluster performances: "Morris has just 96 yards in the past three contests against the Giants, Eagles, and Falcons, and 62 of those came against Philly, meaning he's put up 19 and 15 yards in two of his last three appearances."
Champions of 2012's sixth-round pick will immediately point to t...

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