Least valuable player Skins-Browns

I voted "other" because I think Sultan McCullough is our LVP. I mean, all through the preseason every year it's "Sultan this" and "Sultan that" - but I can't remember him scoring any TD's lately. What's up Sultan?? Afraid to make a play in prime time?? I say he either needs to step up or we need to demote him to the practice squad. Amen.

Mine goes to Portis. When you have a system that is so heavily based on the running game, you've got to have a back that moves the chains and doesn't put the ball on the ground, Portis isn't doing either one right now. For all the money we're paying for this guy, he has to step up his game big time. His fumble was the turning point in the game. With that one play the Skins seemed to have that 'here we go again' attitude and the Browns stole the momentum and never gave it up.

Right now the Skins are their own worst enemy. There's plenty of blame to go around, but the coaches aren't the ones turning the ball over. Time for our playmakers to step the hell up. When you lose the turnover battle, most times you'll lose the game. Simple as that. We shouldn't have to be concerned with not having timeouts left late in the game for a challenge. Guys shouldn't be putting the ball on the ground, PERIOD.

Ditto. Portis.

I voted "other" because I think Sultan McCullough is our LVP. I mean, all through the preseason every year it's "Sultan this" and "Sultan that" - but I can't remember him scoring any TD's lately. What's up Sultan?? Afraid to make a play in prime time?? I say he either needs to step up or we need to demote him to the practice squad. Amen.
You're on a roll today

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That's hilarious AJFC.

Greetings from Vancouver British Columbia...

AJFC, you get the prize for the best post in this entire thread. ;)

The player who gave up the catch that set up the losing TD is the same player who was late arriving at the point of attack to stop the run that scored the losing TD. I'd say that makes him the LVP and that would be Sean Taylor.

I am beginning to fear that Sean Taylor may be a long time in developing into a better than average safety at the NFL level. At the moment, he does not show anything to suggest that he was worth a pick that high in the draft. He has physical skills coming out his ears but so did Michael Westbrook...

I'm jealous that you're in Vancouver Curmudgeon-that may just be the most beautiful city in the world