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WizardHawk
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Ware listed at #10. Romo, Dez, and Witten also listed.
JJ Watt #2. Man, Watt and Ware would have been a hellva tandem.
[not complaining about getting Tyron!!]
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Romo is much higher than I thought he would be. But I agree with the 4 listed. Hopefully we can add Lee's name soon.
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| Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 3:07 pm Post subject: |
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| Texas_OutLaw7 wrote: | :shock:
Romo is much higher than I thought he would be. But I agree with the 4 listed. Hopefully we can add Lee's name soon. |
He'd probably be on there if he didn't keep getting hurt.
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| Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 3:18 pm Post subject: |
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Hard to buy that Eli at 28 is vastly better than Romo at 62 when Romo outperformed Eli in nearly every way last yeat
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buckwild
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| Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 3:26 pm Post subject: |
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It's because of the hardware, and until Romo has success in the post season then he will continue to get disrespected by the media.
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htfryar
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Witten shoul be higher. He just had the statistically best season of any TE in league history. I can see Gronkowski being ahead of him, but Graham?
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MaddHatter
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| Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 4:27 pm Post subject: |
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I thought this was based solely on 2012
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| MaddHatter wrote: | | I thought this was based solely on 2012 |
This is why it's absolutely stupid. You can have guys on the list that didn't play most of the season. Didn't Peyton make the list in 2011, when he didn't play at all? |
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Dboys88-82
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| Posted: Wed May 15, 2013 9:23 am Post subject: |
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| GeneralDissaray wrote: | | MaddHatter wrote: | | I thought this was based solely on 2012 |
This is why it's absolutely stupid. You can have guys on the list that didn't play most of the season. Didn't Peyton make the list in 2011, when he didn't play at all? |
This is from the webpage:
| Quote: | | But this list isn't one that grades the players just on how they played last year, or their popularity, but on where they rank heading into 2013. |
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MaddHatter
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| Dboys88-82 wrote: | | GeneralDissaray wrote: | | MaddHatter wrote: | | I thought this was based solely on 2012 |
This is why it's absolutely stupid. You can have guys on the list that didn't play most of the season. Didn't Peyton make the list in 2011, when he didn't play at all? |
This is from the webpage:
| Quote: | | But this list isn't one that grades the players just on how they played last year, or their popularity, but on where they rank heading into 2013. |
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Makes no sense as the hardware is then eliminated as it has no bearong going forward and Romo has sognificantly outprodcuced Eli in nearly every category every year hes been healthy
Itd be one thing if Eli was 5 or so spots ahead and got the nod for the hardware bit 40+ spots is asinine
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Next yr I think these will be the Cowboys on the top 100. Romo, Dez, Witten, T.Smith, D.Ware, S.Lee, B.Carr. Hopefully M.Claiborne can breakout this yr as well but we shall see.
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It's sad that Tony Romo isn't even in the NFL players' top 100
Stats should not always be relied upon, but he has been better than that Manning guy in NY. |
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WizardHawk
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| retrolock wrote: | | It's sad that Tony Romo isn't even in the NFL players' top 100. |
Romo is #62 on the list.
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| retrolock wrote: | It's sad that Tony Romo isn't even in the NFL players' top 100
Stats should not always be relied upon, but he has been better than that Manning guy in NY. |
That Manning guy has 2 Super Bowl championships to his name and his play was superb not only getting there, but in the games themselves. Romo is low on that list because of his epic choke jobs. If he had the same success as Eli, he'd likely be in the top 5.
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| plan9misfit wrote: | | retrolock wrote: | It's sad that Tony Romo isn't even in the NFL players' top 100
Stats should not always be relied upon, but he has been better than that Manning guy in NY. |
That Manning guy has 2 Super Bowl championships to his name and his play was superb not only getting there, but in the games themselves. Romo is low on that list because of his epic choke jobs. If he had the same success as Eli, he'd likely be in the top 5. |
Looks that Manning and Brady have more turnovers in the 4th quarter than Romo. Going by this assinine way of thinking Trent Dilfer is a much better QB than Fouts and Marino, and just as good as Peyton.
Without the D, Manning does not even sniff the playoffs much less the Super Bowl. 2starting caliber running backs and a real play caller. I understand the PERCEPTION of Romo, but the realism is that he is a helluva a QB that makes the same amount to less mistakes as other great QB's. If you throw an INT at the start of the 4th quarter and it cost your team the game, it was just as important as the 1 thrown at the very end of the 4th by the guy that had to bring his team back from 14 down to get that close. |
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