Dez Bryant Makes #35 on NFLN Top 100

boozeman said:
Yeah, but I find it hard to believe that they ranked him in the 90s last year and this year he'd be in the top 30s...what did he do last year that would have justified that kind of jump?
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He is most definetly a top 10 qb still. With that in mind, and his statistics, he should be rated higher. That's retarded.
 
I don't really have a problem with Romo not being in the top 100.

He's a stat padder that chokes when it counts.
 
BipolarFan said:
I don't really have a problem with Romo not being in the top 100.

He's a stat padder that chokes when it counts.
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Oh good lord....
 
BipolarFan said:
I don't really have a problem with Romo not being in the top 100.

He's a stat padder that chokes when it counts.
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He is what he is so far... At this point in his career only a complete homer could argue otherwise.
 
Deuce said:
Irvin is my favorite player of all time and he was never at Cal's level. He's a phenom.
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I will just go ahead and say it. I would take Irvin over Cal.

/homer
 
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For him to get almost 2k yards with absolutely no other offensive threats is incredible.
 
Dez catapulted last year, but I'd still take a few young WRs ahead of him.

It's close, but I'd take Green, Thomas, and Julio Jones before Bryant.
 
Iamtdg said:
I will just go ahead and say it. I would take Irvin over Cal.

/homer
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In a second, but because he was also a proven leader on the field. I want my team to work like Michael Irvin. If he had a coach with any discipline at all, the last part of his career would have been more appropriate for a player of his caliber.
 
ravidubey said:
In a second, but because he was also a proven leader on the field. I want my team to work like Michael Irvin. If he had a coach with any discipline at all, the last part of his career would have been more appropriate for a player of his caliber.
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I agree Rav. While there may have and are receivers with more talent than Irvin, there aren't any that have more heart and intangibles than he had that made him the WR he was and the value he was to his team. CJ has more physical ability that either Irvin or Rice, but would anyone seriously take hi over either of them? I can't see it. ANd I think had Michael not been hurt in Philly his numbers wouldn't have matched Rice's, but he would have been more stat comparable.
 
gator said:
Dez catapulted last year, but I'd still take a few young WRs ahead of him.

It's close, but I'd take Green, Thomas, and Julio Jones before Bryant.
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Those are all good player. All good players who wont be as good as dez after this season.

He has more upside than all those guys.
 
I'd probably take AJ Green but not Julio Jones. Not Demaryius Thomas either.
 
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