Originally posted by Wu-5Rings:
Originally posted by WRATHman44:
Frank Clark is a piece of human trash who knocked his GF unconscious in front of her little brothers, who were so terrified that they fled the hotel room while screaming, "Frank killed her," then he threatened violence upon elderly female witnesses and a female hotel security guard, but he played for Michigan, right?
The crazy part is that you can't even see your own hypocrisy. You want to talk about Clark's sacks, because it's a good stat line, but you don't want anyone talking about Gary's sacks, because that's a poor stat line. Interesting that you call everyone else here transparent, when your true motivations are clear to everyone except for you, evidently.
Sorry no spinning....
Since day one in here... SACKS are the end be to all stat in here.... I can say some are either too lazy to research or just hate him... He is polarizing. So many look at Gary sacks and say he is a 10 sack bust another recycled debunked false narrative..
I could barely get anyone to dig deeper... 10 sack bust recycled false narrative that came from the Jabrill thread.. 1 int debunked bust false narrative...
Stop it.
Quote a post that called Gary a bust. I didn't type it, neither did NY, but we are the guys you keep saying that too. Saying he doesn't belong in the conversation as the second overall pick isn't hate; it's logic. There are two players who are clearly better than everyone else in the draft RIGHT NOW. It's not potential, it's realized traits and effective play ON. THE. FIELD.
Gary could be great. He could be Mike Mamula. I don't know, and you don't either. For him to be a HOFer, he'd have to display consistency that he has never displayed before. That's an uncomfortable projection to make in the top 10. Drafting Gary requires more projection than other top prospects, and projection carries risk that teams don't expect to have to consider that high up in the draft.
I don't get your Peppers point? Many of us, myself included, were concerned that he only had one INT in college, as turnovers are the primary hallmark of a dominant safety (Lott, Polamalu, Reed, Thomas, Easley, etc). Since entering the league, Peppers has 2 INTs in two seasons, and he's hardly universally recognized as a top 10 safety.