JoeRedskin
12-15-2015, 08:25 AM
I seem to recall a conversation earlier this season about ODB being overrated... anyone still want to make that argument?
No one who wants to retain an ounce of credibility.
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punch it in
12-15-2015, 08:28 AM
.......or Eli making Eli look all pro(which he is).
Eli has been the beneficiary of two extremely good defenses (that deserved to win mvp's). He currently is the beneficiary of someone who can catch his under-thrown and over-thrown balls with one handed circus catch ability. The only thing Eli has going for him is his crazy luck as far as avoiding the big injury which allows him to rack up yardage and stats. He is certainly not an all pro caliber qb this year nor many others. Did I mention that i cannot stand his corny little expressions?
punch it in
12-15-2015, 08:30 AM
I seem to recall a conversation earlier this season about ODB being overrated... anyone still want to make that argument?
I was dead wrong. Got outta the gates alittle slow but he is all sorts of spectacular since than.
Chico23231
12-15-2015, 08:46 AM
I seem to recall a conversation earlier this season about ODB being overrated... anyone still want to make that argument?
lol...The better conversation is who is the best receiver in the game ODB or Antonio Brown.
lol...The better conversation is who is the best receiver in the game ODB or Antonio Brown.
I'd go with Brown based on his overall resume, but soon it may be a different conversation.
30gut
12-15-2015, 10:06 AM
I am dead serious about Cousins v Luck. Now to be fair I have been a negative Nelly on Luck from day 1. Saw Gruden's QB carousel show with him and decided that he wasn't what the Luck cult was selling. I had started to turnaround on him, but then this year happened.
I'm not saying Kirk definitely is better than Luck, but I have never held Luck on any type of pedestal either.Trust me, I've never been in on all the Andrew Luck hype.
Luck has played good football, he no doubt has a recklessness to his game (just look at his INTs) and he came into the league with weapons on offense and day 1 on a team completely and totally centered around facilitating his success.
I watch a ton of football and there was a period of time when Tannehill and Luck (even by PFF bunch of trolls!) were just about even, PFF actually had Tannehill higher then Luck in their top 10 QBs. (which caused casual fans to meltdown). With that being said Luck was uber productive in 2014 43 total TDs 5,000+ yards of total offense.
Net/net Luck and Cousins imo shouldn't be mentioned in the same sentence. And when it comes to this list I don't see why anyone would exclude any part of a players career. So when it comes to Foles you can't just throw out 2013 anymore then you can discount Griffin's career based on 7 games with Jay.
30gut
12-15-2015, 10:11 AM
lol...The better conversation is who is the best receiver in the game ODB or Antonio Brown.Tough call there. Imagine ODB in Pittsburgh's offense running the whole route tree getting 180ish targets?
Tough.
But being where they are now, I put Brown ahead of ODB. Brown's special teams tip the scale for me.
Chico23231
12-15-2015, 10:16 AM
Id lean Brown too, but ODB isn't far behind.
DeAndre Hopkins and Julio Jones a close second tier.
NoCalHail
12-15-2015, 11:01 AM
ODB does the spectacular stuff but I wonder if his overall production is lacking to be considered the best WR in the NFL. His catches will make highlight reel film but he is almost like a more flashy version of Victor Cruz who will hit homeruns but often times disappear from the offense otherwise.
punch it in
12-15-2015, 11:04 AM
ODB does the spectacular stuff but I wonder if his overall production is lacking to be considered the best WR in the NFL. His catches will make highlight reel film but he is almost like a more flashy version of Victor Cruz who will hit homeruns but often times disappear from the offense otherwise.
Julio Jones leads the league in receptions and yards. As far as td's he has five less than the leader.