Clinton Portis dishes on Jim Zorn

Or how about LORD FABOULOUS FAIRFAX THE FIRST

Zorn's interviews this week have me piqued. I too was worried he was a little star-eyed and not totally ready to be in charge but he has come accross very strongly and seems to exude Head Coachness. I was a little surpirsed. Totally opposite of the Ol' Ballcoach and much more similar to the way Gibbs came accross. Of course Zorn actually speaks more freely than Gibss ever did. I have been pretty happy.

Didn't want to start a new thread, but after reading Wise's article on Portis I think we are going to see a more explosive, dynamic Portis than we've ever seen in DC. He was a little miscast as a power back, but he definitely proved he was as tough as they come. I have a feeling Jay Z and company are going to unleash Portis like never before. While a lot of Denver backs have success, Portis took it to Terrell Davis levels. I see him having a chip on his shoulder this year, if the passing game clicks we could see something special this year. I'm buying a Portis premier jersey before the fall.

Agreed. Wise's column clearly showed that CP is miffed about some of the attention other backs in the league got, especially given that, as CP (rightfully) sees it, they didn't work half as hard as he did. He also revealed that he wasn't happy with the role he was asked to play in the Gibbs scheme, but, as the column makes clear, he still gave 100% for that role. So, yes, I think he's got a big chip on his shoulder and is as anxious to get on the field (or at least into a regular season game) as anyone in the league.

Jim Zorn says no to hazing.

Hazing not beneficial to rookies - Sports - inRich.com (http://www.inrich.com/cva/ric/sports.apx.-content-articles-RTD-2008-07-23-0060.html)

Jim Zorn says no to hazing.

Hazing not beneficial to rookies - Sports - inRich.com (http://www.inrich.com/cva/ric/sports.apx.-content-articles-RTD-2008-07-23-0060.html)

I like that.