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Old 08-24-2004, 01:22 AM   #263
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Originally Posted by Gonzo
Lewis is a solid fantasy player, but he has too many people on his dick because of his breakout year last year.

Checking out his statistics:

In 2000 and 2002 he posted 1300 yard seasons with 6 TD's rushing and 1 TD receiving in '02. 2001 is not listed, I'm assuming he was injured, correct me if I'm wrong.

Last year was an absolutely great season for him, any back even. 2000+ yards and 14 total TD's. I doubt he comes close to touching either of those numbers again in '04.

Edit: Not to mention he put 8 balls on the ground and lost 6 last year. If he has a season similar to that of '00 and '02 then that many fumbles subtracts a touchdown or two he has, especially if it is in the same game. It is a menial difference of course, but every point matters in fantasy.
What are you talking about. He's 24, so a breakout year is huge. How the hell can you say he's just going to stop putting up huge numbers? Baltimore has no intentions of becoming a passing team anytime soon, so Lewis is gonna be huge for a long time.
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