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Originally Posted by illdefined
uh, our whole offense is way below average. Portis has the majority of our offensive yards, and thats in spite of every defense stacking the line, something Gardner benefits greatly from. stop rationalizing. as bad as our offense is, the run has set up the pass by far. no one is doubling Gardner. when they stack the line, they are essentially tripling Portis. he's done the most with the least help, not even a FB to lead block for him, and his presence has done the most for this offense. he just can't do it alone. even one-dimensional teams like Denver and Minnesota, have a great oLine and passer, some other element to the mix. we have neither.
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There is absolutly no rational to your statement.
1- you have stated that the wr's benefit from the QB
2- you have stated that the QB stink's [regardless of why]
3- you have stated that Portis isn't productive because Brunell can't throw
4- you have stated that Portis is opening the passing game
5- then you state we have neither a passing game or a running game
6- then you stated that the running game BY FAR has set up the passing game even though we have neither
Yet you refuse to give Gardner credit for having more of an impact on the games than Portis.
So let me sum this up as I see it,
Portis is the team's MVP right now even though we have no running game
Portis is responsible for Gardner's success even though we have no running game.
Gardner should thank Portis for not being able to run, and Brunell for not being able to throw, for the success he has had so far?
