Redskins-Steelers (Preseason) Post-game Thoughts

Anything in the 20 and 30's and you can market it as fast for a running back. However the only guys that can get away with being fast and still wearing 40 are safeties.

40's are for Fullbacks and Tight Ends that want to be cool.

Just look at how many 40's there are here.
pro bowl fullback - Google Search (http://www.google.com/search?q=pro+bowl+fullback&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wi&biw=1280&bih=675)

Lorenzo Neal, Mike Alstott, Tony Richardson, Vontae Leach, Mike Sellers, Lawrence Vickers.

You want to wear a 40 number you have to be a complete bruiser. (see Stephen Davis and Ryan Torain).

Once upon a time, Peyton Hillis wore #22...
But he broke out for good while wearing #40.

Once upon a time, Peyton Hillis wore #22...
But he broke out for good while wearing #40.

There are exceptions but lets wait to see if he can beat the Madden curse. Still he broke out as a bruiser so my indestrutible theory is still indestructible. You can't give a guy with 80 yard to the house speed a number in the 40's!

"Can not play with him. Can not win with him. Can not coach with him. CAN'T DO IT!"

I like 39, it seems fitting!

George Rogers wore # 38 and wore it well, I like #39.

39 is just an odd # to me. I dig the 40s for backs. Riggo, Stephen Davis, etc.

I like Hightower in that #39 jersey and he does remind me of smaller Steven Jackson of the Rams.

George Rogers wore # 38 and wore it well, I like #39.
Well if you can remember Larry Csonka, he wore #39 for the Dolphins for many years. He was bulldozer in the 1970's but not as fast as Hightower. Tim is a smaller version of Steven Jackson for the Rams.

Ladell Betts wore 46 and I wouldn't call him a bruiser by any stretch lol.


There are always exceptions to the rule. LOL

Like gross. 40 is for like slow guys. 39 says I'm not only fast, but I'm tough to.
Gale Sayers? Top five greatest RB ever and quick and elusive wore #40.

A look at how our rookie class fared in their first outing....

Rookie watch: Preseason Game 1 - The Insider - The Washington Post (http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/football-insider/post/rookie-watch-preseason-game-1/2011/08/13/gIQA6fYjDJ_blog.html)

Something else I liked about our game.

No sacks allowed by our offense!