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illdefined · 01-04-2005, 02:22 AM

right, right, back then your argument was Rod Gardner was our offensive MVP but Brunell (who threw all the passes to him) had nothing to do with it. but i digress..

i just don't see how Portis could run 1500 yds in only TWO games a season versus KC. man, wish i saw those games!

and i think it's rich how tough you claim Betts to be when he played ONE whole game this season vs. a terrible run defense.

where was Betts before Portis? that's right, constantly INJURED and in the running to be cut this offseason due to relative fragility since he was drafted.

Betts is great when HEALTHY. i'm glad we have him. but Portis was productive even with all the problems at Oline, a 1980s playbook, AND lasted every game except one. withOUT the benefit of a passing game ALL YEAR. but i guess i'll wait to hear you pin our terrible passing game on Portis's light weight as well..

01-04-2005, 02:22 AM	#49
illdefined Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: nyc Age: 50 Posts: 2,631	right, right, back then your argument was Rod Gardner was our offensive MVP but Brunell (who threw all the passes to him) had nothing to do with it. but i digress.. i just don't see how Portis could run 1500 yds in only TWO games a season versus KC. man, wish i saw those games! and i think it's rich how tough you claim Betts to be when he played ONE whole game this season vs. a terrible run defense. where was Betts before Portis? that's right, constantly INJURED and in the running to be cut this offseason due to relative fragility since he was drafted. Betts is great when HEALTHY. i'm glad we have him. but Portis was productive even with all the problems at Oline, a 1980s playbook, AND lasted every game except one. withOUT the benefit of a passing game ALL YEAR. but i guess i'll wait to hear you pin our terrible passing game on Portis's light weight as well..