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DJ Moore: issues in Chicago?


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9 minutes ago, Ricky Prickles said:

I never understood the "He is overrated" argument on DJ. Nope, he is not the top in the league but the guy was damn good. Something about him seems like he isn't all in or all there as far as his commitment goes and leads me to believe if he was ferocious with his training and intensity on the field that he could have been one of the very best in the NFL. I definitely like him but it always seems and still does like a part of him is just doing enough to be good and he doesn't desire or care to truly be great. Just something weird there but his not all in effort with his career I believe he may have is still enough to make me take him back in a heartbeat because his production has always been there even though.

He is a good WR but not a great WR. Not really sure he has that "dawg" in him as they say.

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8 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

He is a good WR but not a great WR. Not really sure he has that "dawg" in him as they say.

That's the word I was describing exactly. You are right, he doesn't have that "dawg" in him at all. That's disappointing because it seems like he has the talents to where if he did have that "dawg" in him that he would be even better out there and could be the top WR in the NFL. It's a bummer for his NFL legacy that he just doesn't seem to have that interest to be the very best.

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