His performance is what the 200 season is all about. Clinton Portis might close out this season with over eleven thousand rush yards through his lifetime, positioning himself for Hall of Fame contemplation with nearly three or 4 great seasons left in his playing days.
It won’t make a difference.
Malcolm Kelly could turn out to be among the leading youthful WRs in the NFL this year, capable of receiving parallels to Andre Johnson and Calvin Johnson by the finish of the football season.
It won’t make a difference.
Brian Orakpo could be the second coming of Lawrence Taylor, wreaking havoc on the left side of the full NFC East division.
It will not matter.
The only thing matters is that Washington wins a minimum of 10 games, and that their quarterback is the most important figure in each one of those expected ten victories.
Disregard the reality that he went half a season in 2008 lacking an INT, it was all revolving around the incredible Clinton Portis in the course of that run. When the tide turned on the Skins, it was not Clinton Portis who took the blame.
It was Jason Campbell, who wasn’t the sole player with reduced output in the course of the blackout, but was the only receiver of the sports radio and newspaper drama that came after.
Most fans are in Jason Campbell’s corner, and not a soul leads up that corner’s praise louder than me.
However from a neutral standpoint, there is a fine line between brilliance and tragedy for him this forthcoming year, and nothing more Washington could do or is capable of doing will surpass the stability he needs to deliver from week one and later.
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