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The Porterhouse · week 8 · 2013

The oldest trick this offence has

Ines Okonkwo, numbers desk

Wilhelm Ashworth TE
The Porterhouse

2 more touchdowns from G. Petrossian to Wilhelm Ashworth, 28 in total. Target share explains some of it; the rest is the pair of them. They have played 7 games together this season alone. It is the simplest thing this offence does and the hardest to stop.

3,340 yards over five seasons. Twenty-eight touchdowns. Seventy-four games. His best was 792. This is not that, yet.

He turned twenty-five this year. He is from Doverville, Georgia. Around the building he is popular in a way that does not show up anywhere useful. He was a mid-round pick who was the fourth-best player on his own college team.

The Porterhouse are 6-1 through eight weeks. Cormac Bombardo is in year thirty-six of it.

Ashworth learned to cook properly during a rehab year and now does it for the offensive line.

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