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Who would you have removed for whitworth or saffold?
I'm thinking the same thing. Everyone is putting Pittsburgh and NE in the AFC chipper but I really believe the Jags are the best team over there.
Highest scoring offense. 1 pro bowler.
Whitworth over Tyrunn Smith. Smith has been a mess all year and hurt most of the time. That selection was on reputation.
Saffold should be at least an alternate.
Congrats to our dudes. But IMO the Rams are more concerned with winning it all this year than the personal accolades.
Robert Woods will be a top 3 NFC WR if he gives us a full season next year. Can make the big play, can score in red zone and his fearless attitude makes him so clutch equating to a 3rd down conversion percentage that is off the charts. Gone are the days Ram's WRs routes appear to be designed to catch the ball 2-3 yards short of sticks on 3rd down. If we don't convert on 3rd-7 we're punting on 4th and 7 instead of 4th and short.We don't have any guys outside Gurely with huge numbers... it's a lot of different people contributing.
I expect in the future years those numbers are going to get bigger as Goff gets better.
I'm thinking the same thing. Everyone is putting Pittsburgh and NE in the AFC chipper but I really believe the Jags are the best team over there.
Whitworth has been great. But he’s surely slowing down a bit. Seems to let up a sack each game now. I think he’s allowed 7 this year. Which is borderline Greg Robinson territory. But he makes up for it with run blocking and not allowing pressures 99% of the time.
Whit e is giving up a sack a game the last 4-5 games....but so what.....if he isn't giving up any pressures---which I seem him being very successful in pass pro from play to play. Stopping PRessure is more important than one sack in a game. He gives the skinny Goff confidence, and that is priceless. I do think he will struggle in the playoffs, unless they give him the 2nd half of the 49er game off.....maybe I am wrong....Whitworth has been great. But he’s surely slowing down a bit. Seems to let up a sack each game now. I think he’s allowed 7 this year. Which is borderline Greg Robinson territory. But he makes up for it with run blocking and not allowing pressures 99% of the time.
As long as the fans continue to have 100% say over for these kind of things the best players will never be represented
The coaches, players and media should be calling the shots, in that order.
The Pro Bowl will be played Jan. 28, 2018 at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Fla.
Running Back: Todd Gurley, Rams*; Alvin Kamara, Saints; Mark Ingram, Saints
Make no mistake, this is a popularity contest. If it was based only on performance, Saffold is Pro Bowler, no doubt