LT2, LJ, Henry all 1500 yd backs this season.... (1 Viewer)

[numberSE7EN]

Now with LJ's hold out over the AFC West is stacked at the RB position. The Chargers have Ladanian Tomlinson, The Chiefs have Larry Johnson, the Broncos have Travis Henry, and the Radiers, well the Raiders get to look forward to trying to stop that group SIX times this year.

My question to you is, do you believe that all three will rush for over 1500yds, and has a division ever achomplished this before?

 

[chitlins3]

Now with LJ's hold out over the AFC West is stacked at the RB position. The Chargers have Ladanian Tomlinson, The Chiefs have Larry Johnson, the Broncos have Travis Henry, and the Radiers, well the Raiders get to look forward to trying to stop that group SIX times this year. My question to you is, do you believe that all three will rush for over 1500yds, and has a division ever achomplished this before?

I think AFC West did in 2002 - Portis, Priest and Tomlinson. Almost happened again in 2003, but Priest only had 1420 yards.

 

[Scruff Mcgruff]

Now with LJ's hold out over the AFC West is stacked at the RB position. The Chargers have Ladanian Tomlinson, The Chiefs have Larry Johnson, the Broncos have Travis Henry, and the Radiers, well the Raiders get to look forward to trying to stop that group SIX times this year. My question to you is, do you believe that all three will rush for over 1500yds, and has a division ever achomplished this before?

I think AFC West did in 2002 - Portis, Priest and Tomlinson. Almost happened again in 2003, but Priest only had 1420 yards.

Slacker.

 

[SSOG]

Now with LJ's hold out over the AFC West is stacked at the RB position. The Chargers have Ladanian Tomlinson, The Chiefs have Larry Johnson, the Broncos have Travis Henry, and the Radiers, well the Raiders get to look forward to trying to stop that group SIX times this year. My question to you is, do you believe that all three will rush for over 1500yds, and has a division ever achomplished this before?

I think AFC West did in 2002 - Portis, Priest and Tomlinson. Almost happened again in 2003, but Priest only had 1420 yards.

Making the feat even more impressive in 2002 was that Charlie Garner had over 1900 yards from scrimmage (960 rushing, 940 receiving). All four AFC West RBs ranked in the top 10 that season (Holmes was 1st, Tomlinson 3rd, Portis 4th, and Garner 9th), all four went over 100 points of VBD (with Holmes breaking 200) and the four AVERAGED 2060 yards from scrimmage. Clinton Portis, the worst of the quartet, had a mere 1872 yards from scrimmage, which ranked him as a pathetic 6th in the entire NFL that season... but at least he had the excuse that he didn't start until game 5.Most amazing RB division, ever.