ESPN RB rankings.
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Gore had BETTER have a more productive season than DMC since DMC isn't a starter and he's a rookie RB. Gore is the hands down no split carry starter.
exactly, people either grieve or pour their heart into whatever they do when someone that close to them dies. Didn't Tony Dungy's colts win the Superbowl the year his son died? then again Michael Jordan retired the year his dad died
lol......how 49eresque of you
although I will agree with you there
exactly, people either grieve or pour their heart into whatever they do when someone that close to them dies. Didn't Tony Dungy's colts win the Superbowl the year his son died? then again Michael Jordan retired the year his dad died
lol......how 49eresque of you
although I will agree with you there
B. Sanders is a better runner, anyone will tell you that. S. Alexander had a break out year in 2005 and that was it. Barry is good but I dont think he was all that good. No rings,and what a lot of people dont know is barry sanders lost over 1200 yards (or something like that I cant find that stat with the right number) in his career and thats 2 reasons why i dont like him as much as everyone else.Same with Alexander, he has no rings, he just had 1 good season.
9. Clinton Portis, Washington Redskins
Watch: Portis highlights
Superpower -- Portis is simply impressive in terms of production. He is near the top of the league every year and is a tough player who will fight through bumps and bruises. He attacks the line of scrimmage and can make the first defender miss in the hole. He does not have elite size but knows how to finish his runs.
Kryptonite -- He puts the ball on the ground too often and at times does so in critical situations. He can be aloof when he needs to take care of the ball, dropping easy passes to kill drives and missing blocks in pass protection. He has great physical tools but at times seems to check out mentally.
Not too bad for Portis @ #9! I agree with ESPN expect for whats in bold..... Portis is a great blocker and in many of those plays where Campbell or Collins got sacked were because of our offensive line injuries to starters Jon Jansen and Randy Thomas. The Skins were shuffling guys in and out throughout the season on the O-line.
Watch: Portis highlights
Superpower -- Portis is simply impressive in terms of production. He is near the top of the league every year and is a tough player who will fight through bumps and bruises. He attacks the line of scrimmage and can make the first defender miss in the hole. He does not have elite size but knows how to finish his runs.
Kryptonite -- He puts the ball on the ground too often and at times does so in critical situations. He can be aloof when he needs to take care of the ball, dropping easy passes to kill drives and missing blocks in pass protection. He has great physical tools but at times seems to check out mentally.
Not too bad for Portis @ #9! I agree with ESPN expect for whats in bold..... Portis is a great blocker and in many of those plays where Campbell or Collins got sacked were because of our offensive line injuries to starters Jon Jansen and Randy Thomas. The Skins were shuffling guys in and out throughout the season on the O-line.
THAT WOULD BE A STUPID BET. GORE WILL GET FAR MORE CARRIES. OUR STABLE OF RB'S IS WAAY DEEPER AND SHITS ON YOURS, SO DMC WON'T BE OVERUSED.
NOW IF DMC WAS GOING TO BE A FEATURE BACK WITH MAYBE ONE DECENT BACKUP BEHIND HIM (DASHAUN FOSTER), I'D TAKE THAT BET IN A HEARTBEAT.
GORE WILL PROBABLY BE INJURED BY GAME 6.
NOW IF DMC WAS GOING TO BE A FEATURE BACK WITH MAYBE ONE DECENT BACKUP BEHIND HIM (DASHAUN FOSTER), I'D TAKE THAT BET IN A HEARTBEAT.
GORE WILL PROBABLY BE INJURED BY GAME 6.