Rokabill

I think Amos would be a good fit. When he was backup to Bettis the team led or was in the top of teams rushing those 2 years. He added a great change of pace there and I believe he would do the same as a change to Willis here. He is a very good receiver out of the backfield and he also has a good deal of special teams experience on both sides. Yes he failed when named as a starter in Pitt. His style was not conducive to the problems the team faced. Their offensive line was decimated and the passing game focus under Mularkey failed for a number of reasons. Maddox who had the one great year also fell apart. Amos shouldered a lot of the blame. Though he deserved some certainly not all. With the Raiders he did not fit into the style of the coach Norv Turner who prefers the power running game in his offense. He had very few carries even the few games he started. Yet he did manage one hundred yard plus and 2 TD's in one game. The bottom line is no one knows him better than Mularkey as he was the OC at Pitt and was very instrumental in promoting Amos to starter. If he winds up here I am fully confident Mularkey is making the right choice. Mularkey said Amos can be scary good. Let's see what he thinks now.

You seem to have big problem with the name "Big Cat". Why is that?