Best back for the future?

[VHawk15]

I would like to have William Green on my team if he straightens his life out.

Um, I wouldn't. He had his life "straighten" out for most of last season and you saw what he was able to produce.

[Azrael]

I would like to have William Green on my team if he straightens his life out.

I wouldn't, he sucks.

For some reason, that little comment just struck me as frickin hilarious.

[PACKAGE]

I'LL GO PORTIS
LT
GREEN
LEWIS
DUECE

[Mookie4ever]

Not much of a debate so far.

With LT catching 100 last year and increasing his number of catches, yd/reception, TDs and yd/carry in each of the past two years, all while playing on a terrible team he is #1.

I would like to see what he could do on a good team.

[paperbags]

I would be interested to see how these other RB would do on SD.
I feel comfortable saying that I don't think that they would rack up they same yrds from scrimmage.

[Guest]

I voted Portis. He made it to the pro bowl. Who didn't. LT

Thats stupid. The only reasons LT didn't make the pro bowl is b/c 4 of the top 5 backs this year played in the AFC and b/c SD sucked. I know that LT would have made it if their fans would have been paying attention.

LT is the best back in the league.

[converge241]

LDT easily (look at the sig)

plus dude led the afc in receptions last year

[springfield atoms]

LT
duece
portis
green
lewis

[Go Vikes]

Now that CP is gonna be traded I'd want LT.

[awwchrist]

Green will lose Favre within the next two seasons.

Duece still isn't in an offense that features him.

Lewis ...well..is Lewis....good and bad.

And Portis is going to a change of scenery, and soon to be another chapter in the book of "How RBs survive beyond the Denver O-line." Sure he has every reason to succeed..but he's NOT a for sure slam dunk thing.

I don't think there's any debate here. LT is the man to choose. He's THE featured offensive weapon. He carries AND catches. He's still very young. LT has been #1 or 2 overall pick the last two seasons in most leagues. SD couldn't have been any less competative, and there's amazingly nowhere to go but up.