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**kabelshik** · 10-07-2006, 08:00 AM

Agreed there, many of those guys are in the twilights of their careers. Curtis Martin -- no so sure. He's rushed for 1000+ every season of his career, hasn't he? I think he'll do it again for at least 2 more years.

Maybe I'm wrong about the whole AFC > NFC thing. It might just be a skewed perception.

No, I think it's valid. I can recall a few years back when LT had over 2,000 all purpose yards he couldn't even get into the pro-bowl with that. I just don't think the difference is all that much and I probably factor in other variables to make it even out more from my eyes. I also put a lot of stock into what Tiki did last year. He just had a great year, but it was overshadowed by playing on a shitty team.

I do think the committe hurts the NFC's case though. I mean Domanick Davis and Chris Brown have put up some decent numbers, but I think a lot of backs in the NFC could have better numbers if giving the chance.

10-07-2006, 08:00 AM	#29
kabelshik Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 306 Senior Member	Agreed there, many of those guys are in the twilights of their careers. Curtis Martin -- no so sure. He's rushed for 1000+ every season of his career, hasn't he? I think he'll do it again for at least 2 more years. Maybe I'm wrong about the whole AFC > NFC thing. It might just be a skewed perception. No, I think it's valid. I can recall a few years back when LT had over 2,000 all purpose yards he couldn't even get into the pro-bowl with that. I just don't think the difference is all that much and I probably factor in other variables to make it even out more from my eyes. I also put a lot of stock into what Tiki did last year. He just had a great year, but it was overshadowed by playing on a shitty team. I do think the committe hurts the NFC's case though. I mean Domanick Davis and Chris Brown have put up some decent numbers, but I think a lot of backs in the NFC could have better numbers if giving the chance.
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