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they were #22 in passing ypg (193/game) but this was due more to the fact that they were losing nearly every game in the 2nd half and had to throw the ball. Believe me I watched all the Ravens games and their passing game was absolutely painful to watch. Most of their passing yards were garbage yards (while losing).
No question about it, but 1500 total yards and double digit TD's would not be too much of an improvement over his typical season in Baltimore.How do you think he would do as the feature RB in Denver?Jam's 2003 season was most certainly the anomaly...how anyone can contend otherwise is
http://www.footballguys.com/05spotlight-LewiJa00.php
Quite well. IF he was 100% healthy and motivated [difficult things to quantify until we see him in action this season], it would be hard not to project 1,400+ yards and 10+ TDs if he was a Bronco.No question about it, but 1500 total yards and double digit TD's would not be too much of an improvement over his typical season in Baltimore.How do you think he would do as the feature RB in Denver?Jam's 2003 season was most certainly the anomaly...how anyone can contend otherwise is
http://www.footballguys.com/05spotlight-LewiJa00.php
What did you get for him?
They havent paid starters money to a running back in years. Anderson was given more of a fullback's pay and cut this year. They traded Portis largely in part to avoid paying him. I was one of the guys not on the Hearst bandwagon because his contract wasnt starter's money. If they bring a polished veteran like Ricky Williams or Jamal Lewis and sign him to a franchise contract, that guy is going to be the starter. End of the guessing game.
