[Cebby]

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They've actually been one of the best Run Blocking O-Lines in the league that past few seasons and mediocre is FAR from what I would describe them. Hell when healthy, they're easily a Top 10 O-Line. So if anything, Portis has one of the biggest advantages with that line. Plus, if one of the starters happen to go down, they have good depth on their bench to come in and hold down the spot til one of them comes back(see 2007 season)

Washington's line has consistently been the most overrated thing in the NFL short of Roy Williams and Colts skill players. They're solid, but the praise they get is a joke compared to their actual skill level.

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but seeing how Running Back is one of the, if not THE hardest position to learn, how many are coming out and are ready to go off the break?

Now you're just ****ing with us, right? Running back is hands down the easiest position to fill in the NFL.

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You look at backs like Portis, Edge, LT, and even Warrick Dunn. Backs who have been starting in this league the last 5 years and none of them don't look like their slowing down a bit.

If Portis, Edge, and Dunn don't look like they're slowing down, then you never saw them play earlier.