SteelersPride
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Liam publicly putting his stupidity out there
We should revisit if he ever first becomes the best WR on his own team. Against Philly defenses are looking run. Then they are focusing on Brown and then after that they are still focused on both Smith and Goedert.Top WR in the league? Still a no.
Currently 3rd best wr from his own draft class.We should revisit if he ever first becomes the best WR on his own team. Against Philly defenses are looking run. Then they are focusing on Brown and then after that they are still focused on both Smith and Goedert.
And much closer to #4 than #1. I'd call it about even TBH.Currently 3rd best wr from his own draft class.
I would flip Sr Brown and waddle. I am also going to be biased on itAnd much closer to #4 than #1. I'd call it about even TBH.
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in this particular point & time. I would take St. Brown over Smith.And much closer to #4 than #1. I'd call it about even TBH.
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Still no where near the bestDeVonta had more yards and TDs last year while the #2 option while St Brown was the #1 receiving option on his team. So yeah makes sense to put St Brown above him.
In 1 less game St Brown had 11 more catches, more yards per game and 1 less TD. He also had less fumbles lost and more yards after the catch and a better reception rate per pass.DeVonta had more yards and TDs last year while the #2 option while St Brown was the #1 receiving option on his team. So yeah makes sense to put St Brown above him.
tissue?DeVonta had more yards and TDs last year while the #2 option while St Brown was the #1 receiving option on his team. So yeah makes sense to put St Brown above him.
More yards? Weird how with Hurts the rushing yards are the end all be all, but once it is not in your favor then they don't matter.DeVonta had more yards and TDs last year while the #2 option while St Brown was the #1 receiving option on his team. So yeah makes sense to put St Brown above him.
In 1 less game St Brown had 11 more catches, more yards per game and 1 less TD. He also had less fumbles lost and more yards after the catch and a better reception rate per pass.
More yards? Weird how with Hurts the rushing yards are the end all be all, but once it is not in your favor then they don't matter.
St. Brown put up more yards while being the only offensive weapon defenses worried about. Smith put up numbers while defenses are concerned about Brown, then the ground game, then Smith.
I was referencing how often you bring up Hurts rushing yards when comparing qb passing yards. I get it though, tracking all your homer shit in here would be an impossible task. You are bound to forget a couple dozen of them.Fist off the first part of your post where you start talking about Hurts made no sense so I don't even know how to respond to it other than notifying you.
Trust me no matter how much any team runs the ball, the DB lined up opposite Devonta is only concerned about covering DeVonta. And for most, it simply cannot be done. Not to mention he has established himself as the best along the side line tip toe keep it inbounds catch WR in the league. Plus can't underplay how he is a big game performer that is proven to play great in playoffs and championship games. He's a certified dawg. He was the 10th overall pick in the NFL draft for a reason. His potential is unlimited and his drive is at an elite level.
Did he supplant Travis Fulgham already?This is it, this is the year that DeVonta Smith establishes himself as the best WR in the NFL. Getting money on him for offensive player of the year could be a very smart play at this point in the offseason.
I don't compare rushing yards to passing yards I include the rushing production in looking at a player in addition to the passing production. Yards are yards, points are points and efficiency is efficiency.I was referencing how often you bring up Hurts rushing yards when comparing qb passing yards. I get it though, tracking all your homer shit in here would be an impossible task. You are bound to forget a couple dozen of them.
Smith is a #2 on his team, and he would be the #2 on the Lions.