Rank our top 5 players and bottom 5

themightyduck · 11-07-2004, 01:18 PM

My best 5? I\'ll give this a shot:

5) Derrick Rodgers - Out of all the LB\'s and secondary, he\'s the only one who is dependable enough to respect.

4) Mike Karney - I\'m probably way too high on this rookie, but he\'s been making some incredible blocks for Deuce when he\'s been in. The coaches MUST work him into the offense more.

3) Joe Horn - He\'s been a lot quieter this year (can you believe it?) but his numbers still rank among the top in the NFL.

2) Deuce McAllister - He alone adds a dimension and a half to the O.

1) Charles Grant - In terms of improvement and performance, Grant has no equals. We can all expect him to put up good numbers each Sunday.

My worst 5:

5) Donte Stallworth - He was good for a while, but now he\'s fallen off again. He still can\'t put together a good season, and I think the coaches don\'t like him anymore.

4) Boo Williams - He was overrated to begin with, didn\'t deserve the role he was given, and hasn\'t done anything good for the team.

3) Tebucky Jones - Bill Belichick doesn\'t like him, he can\'t cover, he can\'t tackle, and he\'s overpaid. Another boneheaded move by the front office.

2) Victor Riley - He\'s overweight, constantly has been jumping offsides, can\'t pass block, and he can\'t run block. Get him out of there, Haslett, if you still have a brain!

1) Johnathan Sullivan - A 6th overall draft pick, no matter what the circumstance, should never be overtaken by two street free agents on the depth chart. You are the worst in work ethic, attitude, and likability. If I was the head coach, I\'d deactivate you for the season so you couldn\'t get your measiling undeserved millions.

11-07-2004, 01:18 PM	#9
themightyduck 100th Post Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: New Orleans, Louisiana Posts: 219	Rank our top 5 players and bottom 5 My best 5? I\'ll give this a shot: 5) Derrick Rodgers - Out of all the LB\'s and secondary, he\'s the only one who is dependable enough to respect. 4) Mike Karney - I\'m probably way too high on this rookie, but he\'s been making some incredible blocks for Deuce when he\'s been in. The coaches MUST work him into the offense more. 3) Joe Horn - He\'s been a lot quieter this year (can you believe it?) but his numbers still rank among the top in the NFL. 2) Deuce McAllister - He alone adds a dimension and a half to the O. 1) Charles Grant - In terms of improvement and performance, Grant has no equals. We can all expect him to put up good numbers each Sunday. My worst 5: 5) Donte Stallworth - He was good for a while, but now he\'s fallen off again. He still can\'t put together a good season, and I think the coaches don\'t like him anymore. 4) Boo Williams - He was overrated to begin with, didn\'t deserve the role he was given, and hasn\'t done anything good for the team. 3) Tebucky Jones - Bill Belichick doesn\'t like him, he can\'t cover, he can\'t tackle, and he\'s overpaid. Another boneheaded move by the front office. 2) Victor Riley - He\'s overweight, constantly has been jumping offsides, can\'t pass block, and he can\'t run block. Get him out of there, Haslett, if you still have a brain! 1) Johnathan Sullivan - A 6th overall draft pick, no matter what the circumstance, should never be overtaken by two street free agents on the depth chart. You are the worst in work ethic, attitude, and likability. If I was the head coach, I\'d deactivate you for the season so you couldn\'t get your measiling undeserved millions.
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