will ronnie browm rush for more than 1500 yards?
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not if he's sharing time in the backfield with deuce mccallister (if he's healthy). although he will probably get around a 1000 all-purpose yards as a passing threat and possible return man.
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This is true.  It will be a TD pass for Mcnabb and 37 more yards.  It will be 18 yards or something like that taken off for Reggie Brown.
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Rushing - 891\nReceiving - 453
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first of all Marvin is 34 yrs old which is pretty damn old for an Wide Reciever. But yes without a doubt he'll get into canton hall of fame. Reason he has been to 8 straight pro bowl, apperances, and hold several NFL records:\nCurrently Harrison is averaging 93 receptions per season (92.7 rounded), which is an all time record. He is still well ahead of second place Sterling Sharpe who averaged 85 receptions per season (and should be noted Sterling played fewer seasons, which would only help his average). \nHolds the record for most Receptions in a single season with 143, obliterating the previous record of 123 set by Herman Moore. \nOnly player to have four consecutive 100 or more reception seasons in NFL history. \nBecame the only player ever in the history of the NFL to have six double digit reception games in one single season in the 2002 regular season. \nBecame the only player in NFL history to have 12 games with 8 or more receptions in a single season in 2002. \nMarvin Harrison and Peyton Manning hold the record for most receptions between a QB and a WR with 723 receptions. \nHarrison trails only Jerry Rice in 1500 or more receiving yard seasons. He has 3 such seasons, Rice had 4. \nMarvin Harrison averages approximately 6 receptions per regular season game--an NFL record. \nMarvin Harrison and Peyton Manning currently hold the NFL record in receiving touchdowns between a QB and WR with 99 as of November 5, 2006. \nMarvin Harrison achieved 900 career receptions in the shortest period of time in NFL history. \nWith 55 career 100 yard receiving games, Marvin Harrison now ranks #2 all time behind Jerry Rice and his 76 career 100 yard receiving games. \nWith 7 straight seasons of 1000 yards or more and 10 or more receiving TD's, Marvin Harrison has now set an NFL record passing Jerry Rice. \nSecond-fastest player to achieve 100 receiving touchdowns. \nAs of November 5, 2006, Marvin Harrison has caught a pass in every game in his career (162), a record for any player to start his career.
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i promise green will have over 100 yards rushing
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I am not of the school that thinks Reggie Bush won't still be a star.  I do.  I think his receiving game and his speed can still make him a top notch running back.  You can't make the statement that juking doesn't work in the NFL.  Barry Sanders made a career of it.  But when you compare Bush's hype to Vince Young's I think it is unfair.  The experts expected far more out of Reggie Bush in year 1 than Vince Young.  I don't think anyone expected Young to be starting in his 1st year.  I also can't jump on the "Vince Young is great" bandwagon.  He basically had one good game.  I think he has to share praise with Travis Henry for the improvement in the run game.  But to answer your question, I think Vince Young has exceeded his expectations and Bush has fallen short.  Even though Bush's expectations were astronomical.
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So, some of you are gonna tell me that a ROOKIE who is gonna be the backup to a Pro Bowl player in Deuce McCallister is gonna rush for more yards than a guy who has averaged 1472.2 yds. per season for his first 5 seasons?  \n\nAlso, has anyone seen this guy catch the ball out of the backfield?  478.4 yds. per season out of the backfield.  This totals ALMOST 2,000 yds. per season...   \n\nBarring an injury to LT...this answer is a HUGE LT!
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with carson healthy and #85 ready to show his "creativity" in the endzone, many a "river dance" will be had. Its gonna sound weird but i say they will do beter than 12-4.
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Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nIt will be fun though watching the Parcells and Owens saga...
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I would say yes, if he was firing on all guns. I don't think anyone can beat him when he plays at the top, not anyone, Hope he wins the world championships. Come on Ronnie.
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Yes they should.  He should actually start some next season.  Of course Rex Grossman will have his snaps.  It should be a duo hit.  One gets tired send in the other one.
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I think he can.  I mean it's ridiculous to think that the Texans won't improve there O-line in the rest of the draft and through free agency and trades.  He may not take off right away but in two or three years, I think he'll be someone were all talking about.
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neil rackers man! last year he kicked like what 42/44 fgs. idk i just know he set a record for most fgs made and only missed like 2
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Running back. Then you can score more.
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Williams, who is the 62nd recipient of the Maxwell Award as Collegiate Player of the Year, broke almost every offensive record on the books. He surpassed Tony Dorsett as college football's all-time leading rusher with 6,279 yards. He also set new standards for rushing touchdowns (72), points scored (452), and all-purpose yards (7,206).\n\nSo yes has the Potential
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no....RCR still "owns" the number. and dont be a bit surprised to see jr in the #3 in about 2 yrs. when his contract with DEI runs out. childress wants to make it happen, and it will.
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Tough question... '85 Bears by 7, Payton rushes for 140.