It is ridiculous that they ranked Russell Wilson and Lamar Jackson ahead of Aaron Donald and Patrick Mahomes.
Personally, I would absolutely put Russell Wilson as one of the 2 or 3 best players (not just QBs in the league). Look at his numbers and look at his resume. No one is more consistent year to year. He’s easily on a first ballot HOF trajectory.It is ridiculous that they ranked Russell Wilson and Lamar Jackson ahead of Aaron Donald and Patrick Mahomes.
I’m fine with them ranking Jackson ahead of Mahomes. (As a KC resident, the fact that he isn’t #1 is ludicrous!)Mahomes is ranked as the 4th best player and the third best QB
I seriously had to do a double take. It has to be so people like us are talking about it
Personally, I would absolutely put Russell Wilson as one of the 2 or 3 best players (not just QBs in the league). Look at his numbers and look at his resume. No one is more consistent year to year. He’s easily on a first ballot HOF trajectory.
He is an excellent player. No doubt. Mahomes is just on another level.Personally, I would absolutely put Russell Wilson as one of the 2 or 3 best players (not just QBs in the league). Look at his numbers and look at his resume. No one is more consistent year to year. He’s easily on a first ballot HOF trajectory.
I could buy Wilson being ahead of Mahomes. Wilson has had sustained great play over some time now. I would not rank him over Mahomes, but at least I can buy it.
The ranking I cannot buy is Lamar Jackson. One great year, flamed out in the playoffs. Sorry, not enough to put ahead of Mahomes, Aaron Donald and other players that have been great year over year including last year.
Jackson isn't the best quarterback let alone top player in the NFL. You can argue Mahomes or Donald and that's it.
It also will go unnoticed, but I have a hard time putting Henry in the top 10 as well.
henry averages over 5 yards/carry, which is crazy. and he almost single-handedly got that team to the AFC championship game.
Henry went off the last six games of the regular season and playoffs. However, over the first nine games he ran for 644 yards and averaged under 4.0 YPC. I'd expect more consistency from a top-10 player.