Buffalo716

Literally just said the same thing

He was voted the biggest trash talker in the NFL by his peers now he's the bastion of sportsmanship lol I'm not saying he's not a good sport but he definitely talks trash on the field

I have the 2023 list the 2024 list is slightly different with about five or six new names because some people have confirmed their MVP voters and they were not on the list last year

Congrats JA17 Nobody deserves it more

Worthy has talent but every single route he ran at Texas was 1 speed basically Don't get me wrong when the ball is in the air.. does he have a second gear to go after it.. yea He doesn't change up the pace of his routes.. if you see him run seven drag routes.. 7 look the same.. if you see him run seven go routes they look the same DeSean Jackson had so much in his repertoire that none of his routes looked the same .. he could run a comeback six different ways.. he could run a go route six different ways Worthy has extreme physical talent

It wasn't about Jackson speed that made him rare lol As you said there are 20 wide receivers every year coming out blazing fast It was his nuance and savviness as a route runner as I said in my original post His ability to set defensive backs up with nuance and leverage and change of pace That's what makes a special deep threat Worthy has zero ability of change of pace in his routes which is why I say he's nothing like DeSean Jackson who would change up the pace of his route.. he'll run it one time at 19 miles an hour.. the next time he'll have a slow release .. and seem methodical until he turns on the boosters and goes to 20 mph in an instant That's saviness is what made him tough

Worthy is nothing like Jackson lol Speed doesn't mean a comparison

They still need more a little more juice We need one more guy who can get off tight press coverage

Yea I'm thinking 17 to 22 is probably a sweet spot

Hoping he falls a little bit because his stats dropped a little bit this past year But he's clearly an exceptional talent

The Missouri wide receiver that I said Josh needs Luther burden actually has skill sets similar to him But he's probably a little faster with better route running , deebo is more physical But Luther is dangerous on designed yac plays and screens and has savvy route running too

Bill belichick the greatest coach of all time also has 31 points per game against in his last five playoff losses Like usually when you lose the other team scoring 27 plus in the NFL in the playoffs against a good team

That's technically a moot point because the head coach is in charge Like if sean McDermott gets the blame, then so does Andy Reid Andy Reid is technically then in charge of three straight playoff losses with an average of 30 + points a game then Steve spagnola also has been gashed plenty of times in his career he's not Dick LeBeau.. he benefits from Chris Jones ,the ability to bump and run 10 yd downfield and good referee calls Andy Reid technically is giving up 30 points per game in his last three losses then

No he was there for all 3

They actually don't lol Mike McCarthy and his last five Green Bay Packers playoff losses has a worse point per game Even Andy Reid last three playoff losses has given up 27 31 37

I honestly wouldn't even start going there bro because you're going to get a message in your inbox from somebody telling you to to be quiet lol and not mention that I wouldn't even go there my friend

Ofc he does I've had a dozen friends who have had mini camp tryouts, udfa deals Guys who busted their butt for a decade of their life to fall up short and not even make a practice squad Those are the guys I feel for really Tommy Doyle hell yeah I wish he would have stayed healthy and made more impact but he was an NFL player at least with roster spot

I never said that But there's enough money going on and enough low character in America that some refs can take the game into their hands in a game of inches That's what makes football so great it really is a game of inches So one down/side judge who is corrupt can impact the game at high leverage situations A down judge who doesn't call lining up in the neutral zone... And then on the same play has a a yard different than the line judge is highly questionable NFL referees are the best of the best and you'll see the difference in spots between a high school college and pro game.. a down judge making two errors on one critical play actually shouldn't happen at the NFL level They can maybe miss one call a game.. certainly not 2 on 1 play that's high school level

How did none of the NBA refs spill the beans on Tim Donaghy But he was the fall of guy .. certainly not the only NBA ref doing what he did Certainly not

Realistically All pro is a stat based award given to usually the best statistical quarterback MVP obviously takes stats into question but the criteria of importance to your team and record is also weighed compared to just the statistics

Obviously Syracuse happened and 3 years has gotten him in the dumps You can't explain his shooting woes besides all the life has probably been sucked out of him On paper there's a lot of talented recruits... Like this is not a basketball team devoid of talent

True But my point stands Andy Reid and his last five playoff losses gives up 33.7 points per game Bill belichick and Tom Brady and all their playoff losses average like 28 points per game against Aaron Rodgers last five playoff losses McCarthy averaged over 33 points per loss also We did lose to the super bowl champion 3 out of the four potentially four out of five

Yeah that's why I put the words plus after that You're not winning with 22 Also the graphic that everybody spamming about the worst playoff defense in super bowl history is already wrong cuz Aaron Rodgers defense in his 10 career losses gave up more than the bills Spagnola also gives up 28 plus to the bills average playoffs It's not like Sean's giving up 32 and spags is giving up 13 lol they're literally less than a touchdown which is basically how all of our games are playing out Our 33 points per game in the losses are to five teams that went to the super bowl.. not bums Belichick average is 27 or 28 points per game against in his playoff losses

FYI Aaron Rodgers in his 10 career playoff losses the Green Bay Packers give up 33.8 points per game More than the bills in their last five

Dude when you're taking losses from five seasons ago it's kind of irrelevant and the five losses were to five teams that made the super bowl Of course losses are going to have more points per game given up than wins.. we also in those five losses played five teams that went to the super bowl .. we're averaging over 28 points in the last four games versus the Chiefs in the playoffs so statistically they're at the bottom half of that too We're not losing to Scrubs... Yeah I'm pretty sure you're going to have to score 27 to 30 plus to beat the Chiefs in the playoffs We're not giving up 45 in the wild card