My grammar is not as good as I once believed it to be. As the old adage goes "Don't throw stones if you live in a glass house."

excuse me, what makes you qualified to make that statement?

Ever watch him run a pass route........it's about like him trying to pick up a blitzer.....

I think it's because that's the number of passes Downfield Damon gets knocked down at the line of scrimmage in a season, Mr. chris.

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http://sports.espn.go.com/nfldraft/t...player?id=7078

Very good hands. Versatile halfback who catches the ball well and returns kickoffs.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/foo...ayers/323.html

Effective receiver out of the backfield and has also been used to return kicks with a good degree of success.

Because there's only so many third and longs one can have in a season?

You know... run, run, pass, punt... rinse/repeat as necessary.

It wasn't a statement at all. It's an opinion. By starting the sentence with "I don't think...." that should have been clarified. Most of us here aren't sportswriters but we all state our opinions.

Sadly, here in Springfield i have to watch a lot of Steven Jackson. His hands are marginally better & he's no top blocker either...Bulger gets dumped at an alarming rate.

Furthermore, SJ isnt NEARLY as physical as his size would indicate & he simply does NOT have the leg drive & pure power that Larry possesses.

I'll take LJ any day of the week.

Like I said.......if he'd show some desire to do it he probably could. Which leads back to me saying I think LJ is more talented but Jackson works harder, I think LJ runs lazy pass routes.

He's a greater injury risk, too. He runs way too upright.

LJ is also more photogenic...

Jackson has cooler hair......

And he's smarter...and better looking...and smells better.

true.my apology.

Sometimes my engineering mindset slips in; the need to verfiy everything.

I had this same arguement last week over beers about who is the best 2nd back in the NFL

I'll go back to my lurking.

LJ gargles glass and he once kicked Asphaltzan's ass in a fair fight.

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