Originally posted by jrry32
Um no, you brought it up. Galkuris said you need both HBs for a championship and you then decided to talk about championships...do you have memory problems?
wow, this thread blew up since leaving that little bait for jrry
Since you brought it up, we have both backs. Scipio is more than capable of being an MVP candidate as an everydown back. We just didn't need him to do that last season. Maybe we will this season. Hell, Earl can be and has been an everydown back if we needed him to be again. Screen worked best last season. That's why we used it. If the pass aggressiveness slider nerfs the screen, I assure you Earl will find a different way to beat you.
Originally posted by Galkuris
Honestly this debate is stupid. Comparing the two doesn't work.
MJD = fewer big plays but also few "failed" plays.
Earl = big play threat that often gets stuffed for nothing.
Every offense needs the first, if you don't have it you will not win a championship. Vice versa most offenses need the second as well. The trick is balancing them.
First, Earl rarely gets stuffed for nothing. MJD is more Emmitt Smith type. Earl is more Westbrook/LDT type. And before you say none of those backs have won a championship, see Marshall Faulk. Earl <> Barry Sanders.
Originally posted by galkruris
Originally posted by ijg
wow, jrry talk about walking into one...you need to give your boss a heads up before laying a trap for him!
Hounds-MM playoff game: Earl 15.9 ypc running, 13.9 ypc receiving. Earl had more yards on 4 carries than MJD on 13. So much for showing up in the big game.
Score?
It takes a team to win a game, not one player. Don't disrespect the rest of your team like that. They bailed MJD out. Too bad they couldn't do the same with his 12 carries for 35 yds against MEM. But MJD is HUGE in the big games, right?
Um no, you brought it up. Galkuris said you need both HBs for a championship and you then decided to talk about championships...do you have memory problems?
wow, this thread blew up since leaving that little bait for jrry

Since you brought it up, we have both backs. Scipio is more than capable of being an MVP candidate as an everydown back. We just didn't need him to do that last season. Maybe we will this season. Hell, Earl can be and has been an everydown back if we needed him to be again. Screen worked best last season. That's why we used it. If the pass aggressiveness slider nerfs the screen, I assure you Earl will find a different way to beat you.
Originally posted by Galkuris
Honestly this debate is stupid. Comparing the two doesn't work.
MJD = fewer big plays but also few "failed" plays.
Earl = big play threat that often gets stuffed for nothing.
Every offense needs the first, if you don't have it you will not win a championship. Vice versa most offenses need the second as well. The trick is balancing them.
First, Earl rarely gets stuffed for nothing. MJD is more Emmitt Smith type. Earl is more Westbrook/LDT type. And before you say none of those backs have won a championship, see Marshall Faulk. Earl <> Barry Sanders.
Originally posted by galkruris
Originally posted by ijg
wow, jrry talk about walking into one...you need to give your boss a heads up before laying a trap for him!

Hounds-MM playoff game: Earl 15.9 ypc running, 13.9 ypc receiving. Earl had more yards on 4 carries than MJD on 13. So much for showing up in the big game.

Score?
It takes a team to win a game, not one player. Don't disrespect the rest of your team like that. They bailed MJD out. Too bad they couldn't do the same with his 12 carries for 35 yds against MEM. But MJD is HUGE in the big games, right?
Edited by ijg on Aug 11, 2009 21:33:15




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