AJM1613
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What Portis did in Denver, doesn't matter. He was a good back in a different system...what has he done this season?
He had two rushing touchdowns last week. One of which had nothing to do with who the quarterback was (kick return + penalty down to the seven) and the other was a goalline run.
Barber has eleven touchdowns and seven...lets forget that for a minute.
Portis had 46 carries for 134 yards in 3 of the four games with Ramsey as the quarterback (31 for 148 in the other against the Giants)...four total touchdowns in the four games (two last week, two vs the Giants).
I wouldn't brand Ramsey as the savior to your running game woes just because Portis had a good game against the Giants. He had 148 yards against the Bucs and 171 against the Bears with Brunell as the quarterback.
What about their offensive lines?
What Portis did in Denver, doesn't matter. He was a good back in a different system...what has he done this season?
He had two rushing touchdowns last week. One of which had nothing to do with who the quarterback was (kick return + penalty down to the seven) and the other was a goalline run.
Barber has eleven touchdowns and seven...lets forget that for a minute.
Portis had 46 carries for 134 yards in 3 of the four games with Ramsey as the quarterback (31 for 148 in the other against the Giants)...four total touchdowns in the four games (two last week, two vs the Giants).
I wouldn't brand Ramsey as the savior to your running game woes just because Portis had a good game against the Giants. He had 148 yards against the Bucs and 171 against the Bears with Brunell as the quarterback.
What about their offensive lines?