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Booger is doing what they brought him in to do... Prior to the game, Washington was averaging 130.8 rushing yards per game.Prior to the game, Indianapolis was allowing 166.8 rushing yards per game.In today's game, Washington rushed for 114 yards.For Indianapolis, as the last place rush D, to hold them below their average is significant. Especially considering their other DT was out injured, and Booger hasn't had much opportunity to practice with his linemates to build rhythym and learn their tendencies.Don't get me wrong, I was very glad to get a 2nd for him, and I'm glad he's gone, but I think he helped improve the Indy D today, even if he didn't rack up big stats.
Quote from: bradentonian on October 22, 2006, 10:31:36 PMBooger is doing what they brought him in to do... Prior to the game, Washington was averaging 130.8 rushing yards per game.Prior to the game, Indianapolis was allowing 166.8 rushing yards per game.In today's game, Washington rushed for 114 yards.For Indianapolis, as the last place rush D, to hold them below their average is significant. Especially considering their other DT was out injured, and Booger hasn't had much opportunity to practice with his linemates to build rhythym and learn their tendencies.Don't get me wrong, I was very glad to get a 2nd for him, and I'm glad he's gone, but I think he helped improve the Indy D today, even if he didn't rack up big stats.Last I looked, Indy was winning 33-14. I saw the Redskins throwing more to stay in the game. I also saw where Booger was their slowest D linemen off of the ball every time. Maybe I watched the wrong game?
Quote from: Timbuc2 on October 22, 2006, 10:37:44 PMQuote from: bradentonian on October 22, 2006, 10:31:36 PMBooger is doing what they brought him in to do... Prior to the game, Washington was averaging 130.8 rushing yards per game.Prior to the game, Indianapolis was allowing 166.8 rushing yards per game.In today's game, Washington rushed for 114 yards.For Indianapolis, as the last place rush D, to hold them below their average is significant. Especially considering their other DT was out injured, and Booger hasn't had much opportunity to practice with his linemates to build rhythym and learn their tendencies.Don't get me wrong, I was very glad to get a 2nd for him, and I'm glad he's gone, but I think he helped improve the Indy D today, even if he didn't rack up big stats.Last I looked, Indy was winning 33-14. I saw the Redskins throwing more to stay in the game. I also saw where Booger was their slowest D linemen off of the ball every time. Maybe I watched the wrong game?Washington actually got more rushing yards (67) in the 2nd half when they were behind. Indy held them to 47 yards in the first half when the score was tight.
Thats funny because on the Colts boards they are calling him their savior and saying he shut Portis down