PFT: Week 2 NFL awards, Parsons and Tyler rec'd honorable mention

[Hawkeye0202]

The fact he's mentioned tells us all we need to know about his ceiling. I'm not afraid to say it, we have a stud.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/09/21/pfts-week-2-2022-nfl-awards/

PFT’s Week 2 2022 NFL awards
Posted by Mike Florio on September 21, 2022, 6:41 AM EDT

 

[Hawkeye0202]

Tyler, Tyler.......lol

 

[Hoofbite]

I have no problem with Slay getting the honor. He had his hands on the ball all night. There was a series or two where it felt like he would inevitably get an INT and he ultimately did.

 

[jterrell]

Micah can win this award weekly so def not mad it went to Slay who had the best game of his Eagles career.

Slay is one of my best college friends' cousin so of the Eagles the one I like most.

I generally avoid PFT on principle but this kind of stuff they should and can do well. Play it straight with no Skip like attention grabs at least.

 

[Creeper]

I saw the Eagles game and Slay played well, but he did not change the game the way Micah Parsons did. What I mean by that is Cousins kept challenging him. The Vikings did not alter their game plan because of Slay. The Bengals literally changed their offense out of fear of Parsons. It was clear the Bengals shortened their passes out of fear that Parsons would sack Burrow before he could get off any deep throws. Not taking anything away from Slay. He had a good game, but Parsons have a great impact on the Bengals than Slay had on the Vikings.

 

[Doomsday101]

I saw the Eagles game and Slay played well, but he did not change the game the way Micah Parsons did. What I mean by that is Cousins kept challenging him. The Vikings did not alter their game plan because of Slay. The Bengals literally changed their offense out of fear of Parsons. It was clear the Bengals shortened their passes out of fear that Parsons would sack Burrow before he could get off any deep throws. Not taking anything away from Slay. He had a good game, but Parsons have a great impact on the Bengals than Slay had on the Vikings.

Maybe Vike should have changed their plan. Slay made Jefferson a none factor in the game. Parson clearly is a monster and teams have to know where he is at all time. Slay as a CB they know where he will be and his job is to stop the WR, unfortunately he did just that

 

[guag]

Tyler, Tyler.......lol

I don't think I'm overexaggerating when I say that I'm getting Zack Martin-esque vibes when it comes to Tyler Smith. I mean regarding the fact that he is performing as well as a seasoned vet from day 1. Fingers crossed that he ends up being even half the player than Martin is.