The Big Cat Posted October 3, 2006 Posted October 3, 2006 How long does he sustain it? With Chicago, Detroit, New England, and Green Bay coming up, I'm confident in saying that Willis will be a top 5 back after the first half of the season. Let's hope his momentum only builds after the bye week rather than sputter out like it did in 2005.
The Big Cat Posted October 3, 2006 Author Posted October 3, 2006 I meant to add this to the previous post: I think it speaks to our dedication to the run (FINALLY!) that Willis is the yard leader without having that huge gain yet!
marauderswr80 Posted October 3, 2006 Posted October 3, 2006 Two things.....actually 3....first good post. Second.....If JP can play at this level rest of the year, its only going to help the running game more, cause defenses like it or not will have to respect Losman more and take and extra man out of the box to defend the pass, all of a sudden that helps the run game. 3rd.....You all know what the Ralph holds toward end of the year, the weather changes, gets harder to pass the ball, so the Bills will concentrate at the running game more so due to that fact. But in all honesty I can see Willis being a top 5 RB, But I also see him being top 3 in the league aswell! Lets just hope the OL can hold up!
ganesh Posted October 3, 2006 Posted October 3, 2006 3rd.....You all know what the Ralph holds toward end of the year, the weather changes, gets harder to pass the ball, so the Bills will concentrate at the running game more so due to that fact. Lets just hope the OL can hold up! 793723[/snapback] 4th...we will be playing 5 of those last 8 games at RWS....
dogbyte Posted October 3, 2006 Posted October 3, 2006 He also has the most rushes. In four games he is avg is 25 rushes per game. I am concerned that he will tire out towards the last quarter of the season like last year. When a player gets tired he becomes prone to injury.
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