Comments on: All-Star Running Backs

By: betty white

betty white — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 15:56:58 +0000

Betty White Here,

Justin, I would agree with your post and have steven #1 as well. He really is a beast and anyone that watches him knows that. He’s been playing against 8 man front for years now and still has approx 3.5-4 yards per carry (I’m old and didn’t feel like looking this up however). Rams are last in the league in total TDs for the last 3 years, of course Steven isn’t tops in TDs.

By: Justin Stine

Justin Stine — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 06:50:14 +0000

LeBron’s Ego (Excellent name, by the way)
First of all, thanks for reading and speaking your mind. To address some of your comments, Jackson is the cream of this crop because of his body of work as a pro. He shouldn’t be punsihed because the team he plays on is awful. If you give me an All-Star offensive line and quarterback, I’ll take Jackson over Gore (barely). Now, to your point I take issue with. I did not pick Bradford as my All-Star QB, although I did say I think he will be the best pro. I am calling this thing straight down the middle, and Jackson is easily one of the top two backs in this division.

By: LeBron's Ego

LeBron's Ego — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 14:00:43 +0000

I like how Jackson is automatically the class of this group, even though I count 4 backs on your list who generated more actual TD’s. You know, the things that win the game. And no mention of Jackson’s propensity to quit or dramatize injuries when his team is 1-12 or whatever it is the Rams are in any given December.

And Jackson was on a quote, “terrible team,” but on your All-Star team, two of your three (that’s 66 percent so far) All-Star selections . . . are Rams. Come on. You’re from STL, so you should know that no Ram belongs on anything that has “star” in it.

Give me Gore and any of those other oafs can just block in the hole for him. Although with Bradford at QB, it doesn’t matter of Chuck Norris or Jesus is at RB because you’re toast.