Portis in 2005

skinsguy · 06-14-2005, 10:29 PM

Daseal,

You are correct on Portis' continued success hinging on how well our passing will be this year, but don't expect a whole new offensive philosophy, but an expansion on what we were doing toward the end of this past season. We should definitely open the offense up a little more, but I expect the "O" will be heavily dependent on our running game once more.

If our passing game and our receivers excell this year - then I expect it to look very similar to what we were doing toward the late 80's and early 90's.

I have to say though with the debate on Riggo...you may hate the guy, but if it wasn't for John Riggins, we probably would not have been Super Bowl champions in 1982! He's a Hall of Fame guy.

View Poll Results: How many yards will Portis rush for in 2005?
1500+	39	47.56%
1300-1500	39	47.56%
1100-1300	3	3.66%
900-1100	1	1.22%
900 or less	0	0%
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06-14-2005, 10:29 PM	#23
skinsguy Pro Bowl Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Greensboro, North Carolina Posts: 6,766	Re: Portis in 2005 Daseal, You are correct on Portis' continued success hinging on how well our passing will be this year, but don't expect a whole new offensive philosophy, but an expansion on what we were doing toward the end of this past season. We should definitely open the offense up a little more, but I expect the "O" will be heavily dependent on our running game once more. If our passing game and our receivers excell this year - then I expect it to look very similar to what we were doing toward the late 80's and early 90's. I have to say though with the debate on Riggo...you may hate the guy, but if it wasn't for John Riggins, we probably would not have been Super Bowl champions in 1982! He's a Hall of Fame guy. __________________ "Fire Up That Diesel!"

Portis in 2005

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