burmafrd said:Actually just looked it up. Jones has averaged a littl over 86 yds per game and Portis has averaged not quite 99 yds per game. NOT a great difference. AND to top it off at washington he has averaged only 91 yds per game. Of course since anyone can make yds in Denver only his Wash time should be considered.
skinsngibbs4life said:please, now I know you are not going to try and compare somone who has over 1500 yards in 3 out of his first 4 seasons to someone who has missed 11 games in his first two seasons.
so the next time JJ gets 1500 yards, let alone 1300, give me a call. Then maybe you might have a LITTLE validity
Just don't even try. Because frankly, you are the only one of this site that would even try to make a comparison between the two
so the next time JJ gets 1500 yards, let alone 1300, give me a call. Because maybe then you might have a LITTLE validity
Doomsday101 said:I think Portis a very good back but the guy is a freak with all his alter-egos
Jerome from D.C, Dr. "I Don't Know", Sheriff Gone Getcha, Dollah Bill
Reverend Gon' Change, Kid Bro Street, Inspector 2-2
http://sportsmatter.blogspot.com/2005/11/many-faces-of-clinton-portis.html
skinsngibbs4life said:he did do a good job keeping the fan base entertained inbetween weeks
wxcpo said:Why is it that we are discussing the foreskins so much recently. WHO CARES!!!! I could care less where some writer or sports entertainment show has the skins ranked or the Cowboys even. They are simply journalists expressing their opinions, they are no more of an authority about who has the better QB, RB or WR than you or I. Of course it doesn't take a genius to say Portis is a better RB than Jones, duh. We all know that Owens is a better WR than Moss, even though Moss is catching up, but right now Moss isn't in Owens class. Skins homers will say the rankings are 100% correct because it strokes their homer egos. Don't worry about arguing over who has the better players, lets just wait until the games are played and see who is the better TEAM.
MossBurner said:(In your mind) Glenn (32) is better than Lloyd (25), but 31/32 NFL GMs would rather have Lloyd as their number 2 receiver.
MossBurner said:Why is every Cowboys fan so big on MB3? He's a good backup, that's it. He may even be better than JJ; that doesn't say much about the Boys' RBs.
First of all, Portis is far superior to any back on the Boys. If he's a 92/100, JJ is a 62/100, at best.
Ladell Betts is a great #2 RB. He also is a solid kick returner. Rock is by far the best #3 RB in the league. The Skins also have Mike Sellers, who scores a lot and is a special teams ace. The Skins RB situation is much better than the Cowboys.
I'd take Portis over our entire stable of RBs for sure....At QB, I'd say it's a draw at this point in their careers...I'd say WR is a draw in my mind...but I like our D better than theirs top to bottom.DragonCowboy said:Actually, ESPN gave us a worse ranking than the Commanders on EVERYTHING.
According to ESPN:
Brunell >> Bledsoe
Portis >> JJ and MB3
Moss + Lloyd + Cooley > Owens + Glenn + Witten
Commanders Pass D >> Cowboys Pass D
Commanders Run D >> Cowboys Run D
Talk about really, really one sided...So you're telling me that the Commanders are better than us at EVERYTHING? Hardly..
Gamebreaker said:You need to stop stating this fallacy. Moss had 1100 yards and 10 TD's in 2003. If that is not a good season than you must not think very highly of Terry Glenn.
peplaw06 said:Yeah great comparison. Moss is your #1 WR and Glenn our #2. Thanks for proving our point.
Gamebreaker said:That was never his point. He said Moss only had one good season. I proved him wrong, thanks for trying though.
peplaw06 said:You proved him wrong by comparing him to Glenn?? Forgive me if I don't see the point.
Gamebreaker said:He said Moss has only had one good season. I showed his stats from 2003, which proved him wrong. I only mentioned Glenn as a taunt. I knew he'd never even looked at Moss' career statistics, and if he did, he would know that saying Moss' 2005 season was the only good one would mean Glenn's NEVER had a good season. Since for Terry Glenn's career, he's never surpassed those type of numbers.
I wasn't comparing Moss directly to Glenn, just pointing out the fallacy in his argument.
peplaw06 said:The fact remains Glenn is our #2 WR, and Moss is your #1. A #2 WR can have a "good season" with stats that don't match up with a #1 WR. No one expects a #2 WR to have #1 WR stats, that's why it's called the #2 WR.