LJ-iron man or whiny beeotch?
 

And will he step up to the plate this year?

Awesome thread.

Claython will pound you into antmeal

Well, that all depends on whether we put an offensive line out there, or if we tie together a line of wet paper bags in front of Brodie and LJ.

I think hes gonna do fine this year, free from serious injury. After last season as a whole though, its hard not to have a little doubt bout the guy. could he be a one hit wonder? are his best days over? lets face it, he gos down this year, hes finished.

well LJ better be up to earning his $$$. Charles is waiting in the wings if he can't go.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUmHuXW0XDU

I want Charles in Charge of me.....

Of Course LJ Is Still The Man!!

huh????

Its not like he only had 2 or 3 good games

FYP

i see what your saying, but he's only got two good seasons under his belt. you can't be compared to LT, Fred Taylor, or many others with only 2 productive years. if he doesn't produce this year then most likely its only down hill.

i still vote for iron man, though.

http://msn.foxsports.com/fantasy/story/8323204?MSNHPHMA

RB Fantasy preview

8. Larry Johnson, Kansas City: After compiling an NFL record 416 rushing attempts in 2006, Johnson missed the last eight games of 2007 season with a foot injury. Combined with his training camp holdout, a previous heavy workload, a rebuilding offensive line and a new inexperienced starter at quarterback, Johnson was doomed to post a subpar season. In his favor, he's only had two seasons of a full workload, so at age 28 he still has the potential to post an excellent season once again. He may not reach 2,000 total yards like he did in '05 and '06, but he can still be a productive top-10 running back. In addition, Johnson's schedule is much easier after facing the tough run defenses of the AFC South and NFC North last season. This year, he meets the softer defenses of the Miami's and Jets' of the AFC East and the Atlanta's and New Orleans' of the NFC South.
Backups: Jamaal Charles, Kolby Smith

I just have a feeling he will bounce back. Probably just the optimism I have every yr before camp starts though.

If he stays healthy he should hit close to 1,500 yards.

I can see Herm giving LJ another 400+ carries this year...