Comments on: I Thought Chris Johnson Played Running Back http://insidetheiggles.com/2009/06/25/i-thought-chris-johnson-played-running-back/ A Philadelphia Eagles Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 13:17:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: davedallasfan http://insidetheiggles.com/2009/06/25/i-thought-chris-johnson-played-running-back/comment-page-1/#comment-2589 davedallasfan Fri, 26 Jun 2009 20:21:59 +0000 http://insidetheiggles.com/?p=4524#comment-2589 yes, felix is my sleeper 3rd round pick. i think felix will be the main focus of the cowboy offense this year. he'll start! i do believe that. barber will be the compliment back, a role he's perfect at. maybe the best compliment back in the league. choice will spell both of them. he's proven he can fill that role as well. witten and roy will be a great recieving tandem and i think this allows romo to finally get down to business and manage this team instead of trying to win every game single handed. we'll miss the out-put that owens brought to the table, but this does allow us to be balanced and not so one-dementional? look out for felix this year. yes jackson will be huge too. his head is on right. johnson will be big too, but injury is my worry with johnson and felix. but with that said you can't really draft with injury on your mind because it makes you pass on good scoring potential. good talkin, and good luck in your up-coming fantasy season too. yes, felix is my sleeper 3rd round pick. i think felix will be the main focus of the cowboy offense this year. he’ll start! i do believe that. barber will be the compliment back, a role he’s perfect at. maybe the best compliment back in the league. choice will spell both of them. he’s proven he can fill that role as well. witten and roy will be a great recieving tandem and i think this allows romo to finally get down to business and manage this team instead of trying to win every game single handed. we’ll miss the out-put that owens brought to the table, but this does allow us to be balanced and not so one-dementional? look out for felix this year. yes jackson will be huge too. his head is on right. johnson will be big too, but injury is my worry with johnson and felix. but with that said you can’t really draft with injury on your mind because it makes you pass on good scoring potential. good talkin, and good luck in your up-coming fantasy season too.

]]> By: Scott Tunstall http://insidetheiggles.com/2009/06/25/i-thought-chris-johnson-played-running-back/comment-page-1/#comment-2588 Scott Tunstall Fri, 26 Jun 2009 19:09:23 +0000 http://insidetheiggles.com/?p=4524#comment-2588 Dave - Jackson has dedicated his career to his late father. NFL Net ran a nice Father's Day story on them that was really good. Jackson's boneheaded play in Dallas was the ONLY blemish of his rookie season, as far as hotdog moves are concerned. I hope he doesn't turn prima donna, but you never know with these guys. I'd still pick Johnson in Fantasy. He may be a clown off the field, but the dude can ball. Scary thing is, I think Felix Jones might be even better than Johnson. Dave – Jackson has dedicated his career to his late father. NFL Net ran a nice Father’s Day story on them that was really good. Jackson’s boneheaded play in Dallas was the ONLY blemish of his rookie season, as far as hotdog moves are concerned. I hope he doesn’t turn prima donna, but you never know with these guys.

I’d still pick Johnson in Fantasy. He may be a clown off the field, but the dude can ball. Scary thing is, I think Felix Jones might be even better than Johnson.

]]> By: davedallasfan http://insidetheiggles.com/2009/06/25/i-thought-chris-johnson-played-running-back/comment-page-1/#comment-2585 davedallasfan Fri, 26 Jun 2009 18:43:56 +0000 http://insidetheiggles.com/?p=4524#comment-2585 hey, i guess jackson was a little flamboyant in his rookie season. letting go of the ball before crossing the goal line and all that. players can get the "big head" thing, ala, micheal irvin. but when tragedy strikes, and with these types of players, it always does, they come back down to earth. if i'm right, jackson's father passed away some short time ago? was'nt his dad also his football coach while in high school? if so, kids on that level seem to be a little more grounded and when these things happen in life they go back to the basics and draw off what they learned from life. jackon has dedicated 2009 to his dad? that should keep him on the focused, straight and narrow. i thought that jackson was going to develop into the same kind of prima-donna type of player you said, but when i heard this about his dad, i highly doubt it. he'll be a better man for it. chris johnson on the other hand has got me very worried. i pick 8th in a 12 man fantasy league, and johnson was my target, but now i may re-think that strategy? hey, i guess jackson was a little flamboyant in his rookie season. letting go of the ball before crossing the goal line and all that. players can get the “big head” thing, ala, micheal irvin. but when tragedy strikes, and with these types of players, it always does, they come back down to earth. if i’m right, jackson’s father passed away some short time ago? was’nt his dad also his football coach while in high school? if so, kids on that level seem to be a little more grounded and when these things happen in life they go back to the basics and draw off what they learned from life. jackon has dedicated 2009 to his dad? that should keep him on the focused, straight and narrow. i thought that jackson was going to develop into the same kind of prima-donna type of player you said, but when i heard this about his dad, i highly doubt it. he’ll be a better man for it. chris johnson on the other hand has got me very worried. i pick 8th in a 12 man fantasy league, and johnson was my target, but now i may re-think that strategy?

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