The Rock

Dont get me wrong cliton is a damn good RB but i thinnk the rock fits this sytem a little better. His vision is awesome and can pick out the holes a little better then portis.

why not just have two good or three good rb's?

Can we have one week without a "replace Portis" debate?

glad we didnt cut him in preseason...

Question though...what do you guys think about Betts and this off-season...isn't he a free agent this year??

Do you think we make a move to resign him...or just save the cap room...let him leave...and move on with portis, rock, and nemo?

lol...its not a bebate...all i said is what i seen during the game...dont blow the shit up man...just respond postively about it JD!

i like how they combined, i would like to see them used more interchangably so that we always have a fresh runner in there. rock did a great job tonight

we don't need all 3 of betts,rock, and nemo. I can trade either betts or rock and pick have nemo as our 3rd. We have 3 starting quality runners

Keep Portis and Rock as the running backs and I'm sure they could get something if they attemted to trade Betts. Maybe a draft pick or a D-lineman.

but isnt betts a free agent at the end of the year?...how can you trade him if he is a free agent...?

Would it be by placing one of those tenders on him...(by the way can someone explain to me...the whole free agent tender thing?...From what i understand...there are three levels of tenders. The team pays a certain amount...depending which tender it is...and then if the guys signs with another team then that team has to relinquish a pick or something???)

They can't trade Betts because his contract is up after the season. I still like betts, but if we don't resign him, i think we are in a great position with cartwright backing him up.

One reason i like Portis is because of his break away speed. Remember that 52 yard run by Cartwright today? If that had been Portis it would've been a touchdown. I think that Portis could pick his holes more wisely though. I've seen it in the past where there are wide open running lanes, but Portis chooses to run into the pile instead of cutting across. I hope Portis stays in washington for the rest of his career.