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Posted: Wed May 04, 2005 6:57 pm
by Primetime42
Barber and who?

You guys easily forget he's only played 4 years, and in 2 of those years got 1000 yards for a team with no passing game to speak of.

Posted: Sun May 08, 2005 6:50 pm
by statboy
Primetime42 wrote:Barber and who?

You guys easily forget he's only played 4 years, and in 2 of those years got 1000 yards for a team with no passing game to speak of.


YEAR TEAM GP GS ATT YARDS AVG LG TD 20+
2001 Chicago Bears 14 10 278 1183 4.3 46 7 8 57
2002 Chicago Bears 12 12 214 721 3.4 34 6 3 34
2003 Chicago Bears 13 13 244 1024 4.2 67 6 7 46
2004 Chicago Bears 12 2 122 404 3.3 41 2 2 16

see redskin fans never look at anything with out a blurred vision.

here is a guy that played in chicago with their crappy o-line and qb play. he still mananged to put up 1000 yards in 2 of the 4 season, 700 yards while playing 12 games before he got injured and 404 yards his last year there while playing back up.

redskins fans seem to forget that dallas has an o-line that is still one of the best in the league. 2 great tightends.

Ladell Betts numbers cannot touch J. Jones and they dam sure can not touch Anthony Thomas

right now philly has the best back field in the nfc east while i say dallas clearly is head and shoulders above the skins and giants

Posted: Sun May 08, 2005 7:52 pm
by 1niksder
That team in Texas went out and got a back because Jones couldn't complete a full season, not being sure if this was a fluke or not Parcells brings in someone he knows for sure can't go the whole year

Posted: Sun May 08, 2005 8:01 pm
by Primetime42
OK, can't complete a full season...based on one broken shoulder blade...nice assessment.

Maybe we should go on record to say that Lavar Arrington will never again play more than 5 games in a season, based on that.

Again, Parcells was gonna get another back regardless of who he had back there. It's simply his style. Lok up Curtis Martin and Keith Byars. Look up OJ Anderson and that platoon of backs behind him.




...classic 'Skins fans :roll:

Posted: Sun May 08, 2005 9:14 pm
by 1niksder
:hmm: referring to what Parcells has done in the past is reffering to history but to refer to something Gibbs did back in the day is looking thru Burgundy colored glasses :!:

I get it now









...classic fans of that team in Texas :wink:

Posted: Sun May 08, 2005 11:02 pm
by Primetime42
You're gonna have to get more specific with what you're getting at.

If it's talking about the Super Bowls, that's something else. We're not talking about Super Bowls, we're talking about signing running backs.

Delusion at it's best. :roll:

Posted: Sun May 08, 2005 11:20 pm
by Wysocki
Tuna is upgrading his team - I think it was a smart move...

Posted: Mon May 09, 2005 1:37 am
by 1niksder
Primetime42 wrote:You're gonna have to get more specific with what you're getting at.

The general topic of what Gibbs did in the past is looked down apon by a few of you fans from that team in Texas. Just pointing out you guys do the same thing and not have a second thought. Maybe not you specificly more or less the trolls. Back on topic...

Thomas was a good pick up for you but to say pairing him with Jones would give you a top five combo, it just a dream

Portis was eighth in the league last season with 343 carries for 1315 yards. JJ and A-Train combined for 319 carries for 1223 yards. If you add Portis and Betts stats from last year, I don't thing they make the top 5,

Posted: Mon May 09, 2005 2:52 pm
by Primetime42
Add the fact that Thomas was a goal line back and Jones was only active for 8 games (7 really, because he got 2 carries in his first one), and that makes a lot of sense.

...and you're forgetting about Marion Barber as well.

Posted: Mon May 09, 2005 5:47 pm
by Smithian
statboy wrote:see redskin fans never look at anything with out a blurred vision.
No, we don't, didn't you see our moaning and groaning after the draft?

statboy wrote:redskins fans seem to forget that dallas has an o-line that is still one of the best in the league. 2 great tightends.
HAHAHAHAHAHA! One of the best? The right side of your line is terrible. Allen and Adms are fine, but took a step back this year. Don't talk about the Pro Bowl for Allen because he is leaning on name recognition any more. Also, Witten is NOT a great blocker nor is Dan Campbell.

statboy wrote:Ladell Betts numbers cannot touch J. Jones and they dam sure can not touch Anthony Thomas.
Considering those two both started a good number more games than Betts, I hope his numbers are not as good as their's.


statboy wrote:right now philly has the best back field in the nfc east while i say dallas clearly is head and shoulders above the skins and giants
Dallas is that good? Clinton Portis and Ladell Betts both do their jobs fine. Thomas was immediately shoved to the bench in Chicago for an RB who had trouble starting over PITTMAN.

When it comes right don to it, Jones is the fourth best starter in the division considering Westbrook has crappy stats, but does a great job at what he has to do. Thomas might be the best #2 behind Buckhalter at best. Those two sound a lot better than they are.


Primetime42 wrote:...and you're forgetting about Marion Barber as well.
And you are forgetting about Manuel White and Nehemiah Broughton.

Posted: Mon May 09, 2005 7:03 pm
by Primetime42
Best Pedro Martinez impression:

Who de hell is Manuel White and Nehemiah Brewton? Who I ask you? Who? :lol:

Posted: Mon May 09, 2005 9:36 pm
by curveball
Smithian wrote:HAHAHAHAHAHA! One of the best? The right side of your line is terrible. Allen and Adms are fine, but took a step back this year. Don't talk about the Pro Bowl for Allen because he is leaning on name recognition any more. Also, Witten is NOT a great blocker nor is Dan Campbell.




You started to make a somewhat intelligent argument then post something so stupidly assinine like this and it makes everything you type somewhat suspect.

If you would have concentrated on right tackle, your argument has merit, but Rivera at RG is regarded as the best guard in the game right now by multiple credible sources.

If you would have stopped at Witten not being a great blocker, again, there's merit there. He's barely adequate in that role, but to then include one of the better blocking TEs in Campbell into your spiel makes you seem homeristic instead of insightful.

Posted: Mon May 09, 2005 11:28 pm
by sch1977
Primetime42 wrote:All indications are that Tuna is happy with Barber. This merely means he can concentrate more on kick returning and in the case Julius Jones goes down.

The A-Train signing gives us arguably one of the best HB combos in the league.


I wouldnt get excited just yet. Jones is unproven, and Thomas has really only had one good season.

Posted: Tue May 10, 2005 8:11 am
by Smithian
Primetime42 wrote:Best Pedro Martinez impression:

Who de hell is Manuel White and Nehemiah Brewton? Who I ask you? Who? :lol:
I just can't go that low.