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Huddle Bye Week Awards


Jeremy Igo

Huddle Bye Week Awards  

303 members have voted

  1. 1. MVP

    • Cam
      49
    • Olsen
      159
    • Andy Lee
      95
  2. 2. Most disappointing

    • Kony Ealy
      207
    • Mike Tolbert
      31
    • Mike Shula
      40
    • Mike Remmers
      25
  3. 3. Best newcomer

    • Bradberry
      42
    • Butler
      4
    • Andy Lee
      257


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20 minutes ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Definite case to be made. Was PFF's top ranked corner one week. 

NO telling how he would have faired against those teams but as far as being an adequate replacement for Norman I was content.  If we can find our pass rush (see most disappointing) and get Bradberry back.  We might have a chance to remedy this slow start.

 

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18 hours ago, Promethean Forerunner said:

Shula is not disappointing. He's expected to be a poor contributor. I still don't get how he has been a key to our success. Shula is quite possibly the worst OC in the NFL. 

On another note, how many more yards and receptions does Greg need to own history?

He has been a key to our success because he is willing to adapt completely to his greatest asset....Cam. 

We went 15-1 and led the NFL in scoring with bad WRs and bad OTs.  Worst OC in the NFL? That alone discredit that thought as legit.  He is also our first OC in our history who has been universally praised for the complexity of his scheme.

Shula isn't the GOAT....but he isn't the worst.  The fact anyone would talk about him now is crazy.  There are about 10 legit issues more concerning.

Worst OC in the NFL gets in the way of the success we have had the recently.  Yeah, Cam is the key but NFL coordinators get in the way all the time because of their own egos 

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16 hours ago, Carolina Cajun said:

Man, I really can't wait for us to move on from Ealy.  I'm tired of our DE's being a complete joke.  We once had the most feared tandem in the league, now they're singled up every single game and still get no pressure.

Ealy just seems like a whiff on Gettleman's part at this point. I guess it doesn't help when you've had to come behind Pep, who is still arguably the greatest player who has suited up for the franchise (and unfairly maligned by a vociferous bunch of ignorant ingrates in my opinion). He hasn't proven to have the physical skills or the tenaciousness of Greg Hardy. Plus, Ealy has kind of paled in comparison to (then) Big Money in his prime, and still really isn't as good as CJ now. He came in suspect, and has largely played at a mediocre level since he has been here. I can't help but think JAG when I think of Ealy now.

Honestly, Big Frank seems to have had more upside, and between him, the Hardy fiasco, and Gettleman's unwillingness to invest in the position the last couple of drafts, we are now where we are, with no dominant DE, and that sucks.

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