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Hall
of Shame - Week 16
Everybody Knows Your Name
I
don't care who you are; Player, Coach, Broadcaster, Writer, you name it.
You sucked, and we're going to tell you why.
Another staff
favorite, our Hall of Shame picks highlight our individual selections for the
worst sports-related performers of the week.
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StingRay - Clinton
Portis
I was not a big fan of Portis this week
against the Cowboys because he really irritated me two weeks ago when he
failed to score a touchdown against the 49ers after having three
different trips inside the red zone.
This week in the championship game for
many, Portis accumulated 32 yards before he bruised his chest and left
the game. Way to suck it up and continue to play in one of the
biggest rivalries in sports! Shame on you Portis for not finishing the
game. If it ain’t broke keep playing is what I expect from my fantasy
players!
Clinton finished the season with decent
yards but his inability to score touchdowns really hurt his fantasy
value. Portis has seven touchdowns on the season, but he could have had
around 14 if he wasn't always stopped on the goal line week in and week
out.
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Smokin' Joe - Jimmy
Smith
Jimmy killed me yesterday. Two catches
for 17 yards in my Super bowl. Ouch. If he does anything at all I win
another super bowl.
I recognize the fact that Fred Taylor
missed this game with an injury and his quarterback Byron Leftwich got
dinged up during the game which contributed greatly to this sub-par
performance. It was still painful for me to watch. The running back
formally known as "Fragile" Fred cost me a super bowl a couple of year
ago. I think he just cost me another one. Into the Hall you go boys.
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Smokin' Joe - Byron
Leftwich
I really only have to say one thing
about this nomination, 6-of-14 for 35 yards and an interception. That
box score from any starting quarterback will get them an invitation to
this hall but from Leftwich it was surprising.
Leftwich has never been a great fantasy quarterback, only four games
with more than one touchdown pass, but 200 yards and a touchdown is what
was expected from Leftwich this week. I know Fred Taylor was out but the
Jaguars were playing for a playoff spot, at home, against a team that
was out of it and this is the best that Leftwich can do? This type of
performance leads me to believe that Leftwich will never be a super bowl
caliber quarterback.
I guess in the big picture the Jaguars realize how important Fred Taylor
is to their team but when key player gets hurt, your leader needs to
step up and that is the thing that Leftwich didn't do.
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Hall
of Shame 2004 Archives
Week 1:
Jamal Lewis, Deuce McAllister, Fred Taylor, Tom Coughlin, Steve McNair
Week 2:
Trent Green, Washington Redskins, Brad Johnson, Jeff Garcia
Week 3:
Steve McNair, Domanick Davis, Koren Robinson, Quentin Griffin
Week 4:
Torry Holt, San Francisco 49ers Front Office
Week 5:
Travis Henry, Rod Gardner, Michael Vick
Week 6:
Warrick Dunn, Donte' Stallworth, First Year Starting Running Backs
Week 7:
Randy Moss, Atlanta Falcons Defense, Torry Holt, Drew Bledsoe
Week 8:
Kevan Barlow, Oakland Raiders Running Game
Week 9:
Donovan McNabb, Donte' Stallworth, Rod Gardner
Week 10: Matt Hasselbeck, Will Demps, David Carr, Lee Suggs
Week 11:
Clinton Portis, Joey Harrington, Kevan Barlow
Week 12: Roy Williams, Shaun Alexander, Martin Gramatica
Week 13: Randy
Moss, Deuce McAllister, Brett Favre
Week 14:
Reuben Droughns, Chris Chandler, Joey Harrington, Cleveland Browns
Offense
Week 15: David
Akers, The Blizzard in Cleveland, Mike Shanahan
Week 16:
Clinton Portis, Jimmy Smith, Byron Leftwich
Week 17: NCAA
Championship Halftime Show, Andre Johnson, Josh McCown, Mike Holmgren
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