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Originally Posted by offiss
There is absolutly no rational to your statement.
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?
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offiss cut it out, you know precisely what i'm saying. we have a limited OFFENSE. passing game AND running game. but of the two, the running game has been more productive AND is responsible for the little pass attack we DO have. no one respects Brunell, therefore, they don't respect Gardner. if you don't understand that relationship then i'll stop arguing any further.
what little offense we DO have, is because of Portis. and EVERY team we've played so far has played to stop him by crowding the line. they'll either get to Portis or Brunell, cuz NOBODY is worried about what happens downfield. don't believe me? check our 3rd down stats mmk?
talk about not making sense, you claim Gardner is offensive MVP but are calling for the head of the guy who throws him the ball!
Portis has the most offensive yards IN SPITE of Brunell (and consequentially Gardner). Gardner has what he has BECAUSE of Brunell AND Portis. ya dig