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Old 06-29-2006, 03:15 PM   #24
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Re: NFL Total Access: Clinton Portis

As for Mark. He is looking forward to this being his last season. I believe it was more like Mark is holding on for $ and cuz he is a decent guy. Thats the underlying theme, is team. Washington has good chemistry finally, guys care about each other getting better. Portis is a live tv disaster. Never seen anyone with so many disses to people. At least he left REisen out of it.
Jason Campbell, however, looks like a better Mcnabb. If Jason can for once plant himself in an offense gameplan more than one year he wont be too far from running the league. I think Al saunders offense with the many options of attack is great for a rookie and proven successful so he may grow into and perfect. We could have the same formula I think helped the Steelers hype up Ben. Little dump passes to backs, w/ more deadly recievers builds confidence and since Defensives wont be getting in his face and exploiting weakness of inexperience I see him the as the Best Qb draft pick of last year.
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