Somebody made a good point in another post. . . that LJ wasn't taking touches from Priest, rather he was taking touches from Green. (No TDs for Green yet). Made good sense to me. Grrrr.
It's time to put down the crack-pipe and step away from the keyboard.
Perry will have a decent year as the #2 RB and the #3 WR. Of course he has fantasy upside (Rudi getting hurt, significantly outperforming Rudi) and fantasy downside (Henry developing quickly, getting injured himself) like everyone .
Dr. Duran Duran wrote:The '85 Cleveland Browns comes to mind. They weren't monster backs, but Mack and Byner were both very impressive together.
1,462 total yards and 10 TD's for Byner 1,401 total yards and 10 TD's for Mack
Ah, the memories...12-4, Number 1 seed in the AFC, Double Overtime win against the Jets where my man Bernie threw for almost 500 yards.....And then "The Drive".
Friggin' Marty Scottenheimer and his stupid a** prevent defense. The only thing the prevent defense does is prevent you from winning.
To my knowledge, that was the last time two backs for the same team ran for 1,000+ in the same season.
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by Wesley Walker » Sat Sep 24, 2005 6:27 pm 
