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Special Teams
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: D.C. area
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Re: Redskins-Rams: Postgame Thoughts
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Playmaker
Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: Redskins-Rams: Postgame Thoughts
Betts is showing that he can be a great backup/relief pitcher when healthy. He is no Portis, though, and I, respectfully, believe that some of the "Betts is better than/equal to Portis" arguments are silly given everything we know about both players.
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Evanston, IL
Age: 38
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Re: Redskins-Rams: Postgame Thoughts
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Next year, we will have him healthy (god willing), and he will be even better than Betts this year. More importantly, he will have fresh legs, something he didn't have this year after getting 350+ touches last year.
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Playmaker
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Arlington, VA
Age: 42
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Re: Redskins-Rams: Postgame Thoughts
No, I wish they had won the football game. I would be highly critical of Clinton had he fumbled that football. And I don't need one football game to make my Portis argument stand up. I can point to a lot of other things, but I've already done that ad nauseum and won't be doing it again. Betts is a good back, but he's not on Clinton's level. I'll take Clinton 7 days a week over Betts. If you disagree, that's fine...I really couldn't care less anymore.
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