Season Awards: Offensive MVP (skill positions)

Shane · 01-25-2005, 10:56 PM

Defenses stacked the box to such a degree that Portis had little room to run. Also the blocking schemes were not optimal for his talents as mentioned, though they began to change that. It's a team game and I wonder how many running backs would have gotten more yards under the same circumstances. I'm sure that Portis has responsibility as well, however, and could have played better. With Jansen and maybe a new center? he will be very significantly better next year with his yards per carry and total yards from scrimmage.

View Poll Results: Who was the Redskins' offensive MVP for the 2004 season?
Ramsey	6	11.54%
Portis	22	42.31%
Coles	1	1.92%
Cooley	21	40.38%
other (explain)	2	3.85%
Voters: 52. You may not vote on this poll

01-25-2005, 10:56 PM	#36
Shane Special Teams Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 277	Defenses stacked the box to such a degree that Portis had little room to run. Also the blocking schemes were not optimal for his talents as mentioned, though they began to change that. It's a team game and I wonder how many running backs would have gotten more yards under the same circumstances. I'm sure that Portis has responsibility as well, however, and could have played better. With Jansen and maybe a new center? he will be very significantly better next year with his yards per carry and total yards from scrimmage.

Season Awards: Offensive MVP (skill positions)

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