I have never waivered in my faith of The Beans skillsets, but Jim Brown He is not health wise - My theory is He played heavier in college at almost 250 and John Lott has him all binded up at maximum potential and NO body fat at 225 or so.
But hell I don't know enough to say that for sure-
yea my wish of him coming out busting them Seachickens in the beak spectacularly- yea whatever - damn it- Feed the refried beans with no Lard,
I wasn't alone- but Edge was signed before Whiz came- But what do expect from the East Coast bye AZ.
link
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/football/nfl/teams/arizona-cardinals/?eref=sinav
I remember when Ken Whisenhunt was first introduced as the Arizona Cardinals coach, I was very excited because I thought that he would bring to the Cardinals the successful grind-it-out Steelers offense that focused on a powerful rushing game.
When Edgerrin James was later signed by the Cardinals, this reinforced my feelings that the team would stress the run.
However, this strategy never materialized. With Todd Haley as the offensive coordinator, two all-pro wide receivers (Larry Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin), and Kurt Warner taking the reins as the quarterback for the Cardinals, the pass became king — and the rushing game became an afterthought.
Interestingly, even with Boldin, Haley, and Warner gone, Whisenhunt has still relied more on the pass than the run during the last two seasons. Part of the reason for this was due to Beanie Wells being injured a lot and playing at less than 100%, but one would have thought that there would have been a lot fewer first down passes and a lot more of an attempt to get the ground game established.
I expect things will change this year. Look for the Cardinals to run first, and throw a lot fewer passes, in their games this year. With two major weapons at running back (Beanie Wells and Ryan Williams), a superb blocking fullback (Anthony Sherman), a solid situational runner (LaRod Stephens-Howling), and a rookie who showed great promise in the preseason (William Powell), the Cardinals have an arsenal of weapons in their running attack this year. They should try to use these runners to maximum advantage
Yes, the Cardinals will want to get the ball to Larry Fitzgerald. However, there is a much greater chance for Fitz to get more easy catches — and also get more touchdown passes — with a strong rushing game that will keep the defenses honest. It will also be easier for an admittedly shaky offensive line to protect the quarterback if the Cardinals throw fewer passes.
The game against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday will be a perfect testing ground to see whether this offensive strategy can work.
dang, what is it with this guy...dude needs to start taking yoga classes or some kind of stretching routine (heck, martial arts would do), he would probably be faster and all these dingy irritating injuries might go away
