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Old 02-23-2010, 04:03 PM
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altho a step slower, they're still good. they both got cut because of their salaries. i wouldn't be surprised to see washington go after LT. portis already conceded last fall that he was no doubt done for in washington. not only did he suffer injuries, he wasn't exactly bright. when he opened his mouth, generally his foot went in there quicker than it went downfield.
they are both second stringers at this point in their careers.. funny how just two years ago they were two of the best, time is weird for RB's. but what they would be GREAT for is to teach the young guys, and get 5 carries a game in the redzone and maybe pick up some decent yardage on some screen passes.

I kinda hope B-West shops around and doesnt get a great offer and signs with the Eagles again for much less $$. We could use his experience still.. he was GREAT with McCoy this past year.
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Old 02-23-2010, 04:22 PM
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they are both second stringers at this point in their careers.. funny how just two years ago they were two of the best, time is weird for RB's. but what they would be GREAT for is to teach the young guys, and get 5 carries a game in the redzone and maybe pick up some decent yardage on some screen passes.

I kinda hope B-West shops around and doesnt get a great offer and signs with the Eagles again for much less $$. We could use his experience still.. he was GREAT with McCoy this past year.
i read the average 'life expectancy' for rb's is four years. it's amazing tho how quickly they go from hero to zero-look at shaun alexander. from highest praise to boos in one year.

also tells you how bad the rushing corps is in dc if we think one of them, past their prime, would be a step in the right direction!
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Heard Viqueens are eyeing Westbrook.
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Old 02-23-2010, 09:38 PM
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LT is done and everyone knows it but LT. Its not like Sproles is an every down back and its not like they couldnt have worked something out if he had something left. When I hear all of these reports of all the places that LT may go, it makes me laugh. Seriously...where is he going to go and be productive? What contender? Green Bay is the only place I could think of that makes a little bit of sense. Even so, when you rush for 3.3 ypc behind that line, you are officially done.

The Eagles and westbrook are a little bit different. He had 7.5 million due. Either way, they knew this was coming and thats why they drafted mccoy last year. Still, couldnt he be a nice third down back somewhere?
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Old 02-23-2010, 09:39 PM
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Heard Viqueens are eyeing Westbrook.
For what? They have the best RB tandem in the league.
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Old 02-23-2010, 09:52 PM
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It makes all the business sense in the world. ANY contribution that we recieve from his roster spot, will be more than what he provided us with last year.

That said, 36 was THE MAN when he was younger and healthier. We appreciate everything he did for us, the joy he brought to us fans is immeasureable. He was one of the elites of the league when he was at his best, and his pass blocking was second to none. It's a damn shame that we had to part ways with the likes of Dawkins and Westbrook, ringless. Ugghhh...This upcoming year is IT. You will know what I mean when I find time to finish my 'blog' on the upcoming season.

THANK YOU WESTY!!!
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Old 02-24-2010, 09:05 AM
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ESPN interview with a Westbrook imposter.

http://www.youtube.com/watch#playnex...&v=6CqEMXIhEP8
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Old 02-24-2010, 05:21 PM
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For what? They have the best RB tandem in the league.
Chester Taylor is an unrestricted Free Agent. Rumors are that Philly is quite interested.

Here's your Philly quote of the day.
"Well, Donovan is obviously here," Reid said when asked about the team's 2010 offense sans Westbrook. "Andy Reid's the leader of this organization," added new GM Howie Roseman. "He speaks for all of us, so that's settled."
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Old 02-24-2010, 07:54 PM
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I think Taylor would be a good fit for the Birds. They'll need depth so he could help.
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Old 02-27-2010, 05:20 PM
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Off topic … but how 'bout that Sean Payton … taking over a hapless 3-13 squad and sealing the deal in just his fourth year as a head coach.

Now that's what I call a "gold standard" performance…
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