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Its all about being All-Pro

Dpantherman

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Williams didn't deserve to make it. He was a shadow of his former self and was injury prone. Not to mention his 3 costly turnovers.

Last year he had more carries, more yards, more touchdowns no fumbles. And we won 12 games! It makes no sense at all.

Alsol, how can they announce the pro bowlers before the season is over? What if Jstew has another 200 yard game, would that not change the view of anyone? This whole thing is incredibly silly. The pro bowl isn't even in honolulu. What's up with that, commisioner douchebag?

I'm just asking questions!

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Last year he had more carries, more yards, more touchdowns no fumbles.

quantitative stats are a reflection of carries, something he has no control over at all. Also, yes, he fumbled three times this year. That's still incredible.

And we won 12 games! It makes no sense at all.

yeah fug deangelo williams it's his fault

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Williams didn't deserve to make it. He was a shadow of his former self and was injury prone. Not to mention his 3 costly turnovers.

Last year he had more carries, more yards, more touchdowns no fumbles. And we won 12 games! It makes no sense at all.

Alsol, how can they announce the pro bowlers before the season is over? What if Jstew has another 200 yard game, would that not change the view of anyone? This whole thing is incredibly silly. The pro bowl isn't even in honolulu. What's up with that, commisioner douchebag?

I'm just asking questions!

Wow, you are starting to get on par with all the other poor posters on the board.

He had more carries: over more games - you're missing two so far on this year.

He had more yards: more carries, better team (offensive line - look at the early games this year).

He has had three fumbles: tied for tenth. Out of the top thirty running backs by attempts, only 7 (maybe 8 - might've miscounted) have less than two fumbles (id est: they all have between 2-6 fumbles).

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