Thread: What has a better chance of happening?
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Old 12-11-2003, 02:15 PM   #5
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The Lions are the ultimate hard-luck story in the NFL this season. They come in as the worst team in the league (excepting the Bengals) over the last half-decade. They start off with a very good showing against the Cardinals, and then people start going down.

I, however, am still not sold on Stewart. He had a good year in Jacksonville (I think?), but he has not shown me that he's the answer to the Lions' running back woes. I was actually a bit glad when Stewart went down this year, because I knew that meant that Joey would be taking it into the air. Another couple of years, and Harrington will be a top QB in this league, but if he's anchored to a plodding back like Stewart and it may not happen.
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