Originally Posted by vailpass (Post 6840516)

Nominee for dumbest post of the year.
Congrats on that.

Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 6840531)

Dude, if it was just this post and all of Knowmos posts in the competition...Knowmo would take the top 100 spots at minimum before that one would find its home.

that said, it was pretty dumb.

Originally Posted by KnowMo2724 (Post 6837706)

Watch out for Knowshon Moreno.

Originally Posted by Ugly Duck (Post 6839617)

Bill Williamson is a Denver homer that now writes for ESPN. Here's how he ranks his top 5 AFCW RBs:

1. Jamaal Charles, Kansas City: I think this guy is the next great running back star in the NFL. If the Chiefs can keep Charles healthy, he will be dynamite. He is a game breaker and he’s fun to watch. He ended the 2009 season with a 259-yard performance against Denver. I think that was a hint of big things to come from the player who is entering his third NFL season.

2. Thomas Jones, Kansas City: If the Chiefs are going to make big strides as a team in 2010, it will be because of their terrific 1-2 running back punch. Jones may be one of the best additions in the NFL this offseason. He will be 32 in August, but can still help in a big way. He was third in the NFL in rushing last season with 1,402 yards. He had 14 touchdowns. The guy can play.

3. Darren Sproles, San Diego: Sproles is a role player, but he is a spectacular role player. He can change games as a change-of-pace runner with his game-breaking ability. He is a dangerous receiver out of the backfield. When kept fresh, Sproles is a difference maker.

4. Michael Bush, Oakland: I really like this player. He is pounder that can wear defenses down. But he has to show his consistency. Perhaps this will be the season in which Bush breaks out for the 1,100- to 1,400-yard rushing season I think he is capable of achieving.

5. Knowshon Moreno, Denver: This is an interesting season for Moreno. He started well as a rookie last season, but slowed considerably as the season wore on. Denver has worked on getting a bigger offensive line and it is hoping that Moreno will be better prepared for the long haul. He is a talented player, but he needs to show he can stay consistent for an entire season and he needs to show more explosiveness than he did as the No. 12 overall pick last season.

http://espn.go.com/blog/afcwest/post/_/id/12974

Originally Posted by vailpass (Post 6840540)

:D Though I can see why he bothers you KnowMo doesn't bother me; he's my homer.

Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 6840685)

oh, he doesnt bother me...I love the comic relief!

Originally Posted by Farzin (Post 6839710)

Moreno not even part of the top four. Most divisions will have a running back from each team ranked in the top four. OUCH! :D

Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 6843787)

Ohhh the humanity of the combination!