xwalker
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Best blocking WR that I've seen...ever.I've been a fan since college. He's exciting with every touch (although they have been few).
Best blocking WR that I've seen...ever.I've been a fan since college. He's exciting with every touch (although they have been few).
I've posted on here before, about Brown, that I never understood why he wasn't used in more of a Shannon Sharpe type of role with his size and speed relative to the position. He's a better blocker than Sharpe was, also.Best blocking WR that I've seen...ever.
Plenty of fans. Less vocal after four years but he’s always been a pet cat of this board
Best blocking WR that I've seen...ever.
Explains alot
But that’s not how it’s been called heretofore nor the way the rule reads: “A receiver attempting to catch a pass who has not had time to clearly become a runner. If the player is capable of avoiding or warding off the impending contact of an opponent, he is no longer a defenseless player.” It says nothing about leading with the head or hitting in the head. I think it’s clear Brown was defenseless per the rule. And this isn’t homer-ism; like I said, I seen quite number of instance in the first 2 weeks across the league.He didn't hit him in the head or lead with his own head. Great clean hit. Props to Noah Brown.
Mememememememe!!!!
wrong X
You guys keep popping up but it was generally crickets when I was debating that Brown had value while people like @buybuydandavis kept saying that he sucked ("He's just a tiny TE, doh, doh, doh").
I know you have as well,, but Ive made several posts about Brown and my comparison of him to Mohamad Sanu.