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  • PostGameOrangeSlices
    PostGameOrangeSlices Member Posts: 27,165
    For the record neither receiver is HOF material
  • EwaDawg
    EwaDawg Member Posts: 4,332
    dnc said:

    Someone pull the stats for Edelman vs Ochocinco in playoff games

    Some players become transcendent when the stage is the biggest and I value that more than regular season stat padding

    Stay butthurt though

    I'm not at all butthurt.

    I do enjoy fucking with you though.

    Okay, so you're saying that PGOS is butthurt.

    Thanks, that makes sense.
  • BleachedAnusDawg
    BleachedAnusDawg Member Posts: 13,170 Standard Supporter

    I found out once again yesterday that there are a bunch of 21st century wideouts not in the Hall. When Edleman came up the list came out. The voters don't respect the stats like they used to because the game changed.

    This is the classic what is the fame in the Hall of Fame mean? Chad was famous for being Chad and has the stats. He was also a Patriot at one time

    Edleman is famous for being there in the biggest games

    Quite honestly I don't have a problem with either

    Neither belong in the Hall.
  • RatherBeBrewing
    RatherBeBrewing Member Posts: 1,557
    Ochocinco and Edelman are difficult to compare. Ochocinco played WR, whereas Edelman played

    Jewish WR, a very different position few teams employ.

    My initial thought was that the only reason to say that Edelman is better than Ocho is that same reason that DJDuck prefers Brady Breeze to Jevon Holland.

    If we’re doing race stuff: Edelman would win.

    If it’s a 40 yard race, at least. He had the faster time.

    Neither is a Hall-of-Fame player. Statistically it’s not even close. Hines Ward, Reggie Wayne, Torry Holt, and Jimmy Smith are the eligible WRs who should be offended that these guys are even mentioned in the same sentence with the HOF.

    As far as career accomplishments outside of just regular season stats, Edelman is... maybe a Hall of Famer? I didn’t believe that when I started writing the last paragraph but it’s actually plausible. I was just looking up the stats to give a nod to his playoff accomplishments, but now I’m kind of impressed.

    He’s fifth in playoff games played by a WR but second receiving in yards to Jerry Rice. Rice? 77 receiving yards per game. Edelman is at 76. 85 if you don’t count two games from early in his career when he wasn’t targeted.

    Playoff all purpose yards has Edelman as one of only four players with over 2,000, and all of the players in the top-8 are in the Hall.

    Super Bowl MVP has been given to randos, being around Brady and getting three rings is like 1.5 with a non Brady QB. Then again - HOF WRs were catching passes in the playoffs from Steve Young, Joe Montana, Troy Aikman, etc. Edelman did dominate in the 2018/19 playoffs despite not catching a TD. He was also the same age as Ochocinco at the end not his career where he was a husk of himself playing for the Pats.

    The stat that really surprised me is that the more Brady targeted Edelman the more likely New England would win. Especially in the playoffs. You throw to Edelman 8 more times and winning % goes up. His target to catch ratio is also elite.

    This leaves me with three questions:
    1. At what point do postseason accomplishments become important enough on their own?
    2. How much do we discount a player because he’s part of a dynasty? Old Tyme Packers, 70s Raiders, 80s/90s 49ers, 90s Cowboys don’t seem as penalized. Edelman is nothing without Brady, but did he make Brady and Gronk look better?
    3. Why the fuck is Hines Ward not in the Hall of Fame? Is it because he’s one of the dirtiest players ever? Have we not stopped Asian hate good enough yet? Statistically he’s a HOF player, playoff performer, and he could block for run the damn ball purposes to satisfy even the doogiest Haie types.
  • haie
    haie Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 23,696 Founders Club
    Chad Johnson wouldn't block, but he also was not soft.

    He also probably never let a little Cal db outwork him for a jump ball.
  • BennyBeaver
    BennyBeaver Member Posts: 13,346

    Chad and TJ along with Robert Prescott; GOAT OSU Receiving Corps

    @CFetters_Nacho_Lover Prescott went to Kennedy.
  • RoadDawg55
    RoadDawg55 Member Posts: 30,128
    Edelman made big, clutch plays in big games. That matters and can’t be overlooked. Chad Johnson was great and the better overall player. I’m having a hard time choosing.
  • DerekJohnson
    DerekJohnson Administrator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 68,300 Founders Club
    I wish I had the last two minutes of my life back
  • FireCohen
    FireCohen Member Posts: 21,823
    edited April 2021

    I wish I had the last two minutes of my life back

    Took u 2 mins to read this
  • NEsnake12
    NEsnake12 Member Posts: 3,795
    edited April 2021
    It’s FS to compare players and use the argument of “clutch in big games” when one of the players never played on a team good enough to put him in big game situations when he was in his prime.

    Chad was 34 in the one super bowl he played with the Pats, well past his prime, and still was responsible for the Pats longest pass play of the game. Edelman is 34 right now and hanging it up.
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839
    NEsnake12 said:

    It’s FS to compare players and use the argument of “clutch in big games” when one of the players never played on a team good enough to put him in big game situations when he was in his prime.

    Chad was 34 in the one super bowl he played with the Pats, well past his prime, and still was responsible for the Pats longest pass play of the game. Edelman is 34 right now and hanging it up.

    Who cares if Steve Largent had the far better career by literally every metric, Jermaine Kearse made a bunch of clutch catches in huge playoff moments, Kearse is the greatest Seahawks WR of all time!
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 113,747 Founders Club
    dnc said:

    NEsnake12 said:

    It’s FS to compare players and use the argument of “clutch in big games” when one of the players never played on a team good enough to put him in big game situations when he was in his prime.

    Chad was 34 in the one super bowl he played with the Pats, well past his prime, and still was responsible for the Pats longest pass play of the game. Edelman is 34 right now and hanging it up.

    Who cares if Steve Largent had the far better career by literally every metric, Jermaine Kearse made a bunch of clutch catches in huge playoff moments, Kearse is the greatest Seahawks WR of all time!
    @dnc picks the white guy.....
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839

    dnc said:

    NEsnake12 said:

    It’s FS to compare players and use the argument of “clutch in big games” when one of the players never played on a team good enough to put him in big game situations when he was in his prime.

    Chad was 34 in the one super bowl he played with the Pats, well past his prime, and still was responsible for the Pats longest pass play of the game. Edelman is 34 right now and hanging it up.

    Who cares if Steve Largent had the far better career by literally every metric, Jermaine Kearse made a bunch of clutch catches in huge playoff moments, Kearse is the greatest Seahawks WR of all time!
    @dnc picks the white guy.....
    Trying to speak PGOS's language.

    I'm a man of the people.
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 113,747 Founders Club
  • PostGameOrangeSlices
    PostGameOrangeSlices Member Posts: 27,165
    dnc said:

    NEsnake12 said:

    It’s FS to compare players and use the argument of “clutch in big games” when one of the players never played on a team good enough to put him in big game situations when he was in his prime.

    Chad was 34 in the one super bowl he played with the Pats, well past his prime, and still was responsible for the Pats longest pass play of the game. Edelman is 34 right now and hanging it up.

    Who cares if Steve Largent had the far better career by literally every metric, Jermaine Kearse made a bunch of clutch catches in huge playoff moments, Kearse is the greatest Seahawks WR of all time!
    Edelman is better than Ochocinco

    Neither are HOF worthy

    It is what it is
  • dnc
    dnc Member Posts: 56,839

    dnc said:

    NEsnake12 said:

    It’s FS to compare players and use the argument of “clutch in big games” when one of the players never played on a team good enough to put him in big game situations when he was in his prime.

    Chad was 34 in the one super bowl he played with the Pats, well past his prime, and still was responsible for the Pats longest pass play of the game. Edelman is 34 right now and hanging it up.

    Who cares if Steve Largent had the far better career by literally every metric, Jermaine Kearse made a bunch of clutch catches in huge playoff moments, Kearse is the greatest Seahawks WR of all time!
    Edelman is better than Ochocinco

    Neither are HOF worthy

    It is what it is
    I agree with your second sentence.

    CJ is close.

    Edelman is not.
  • BleachedAnusDawg
    BleachedAnusDawg Member Posts: 13,170 Standard Supporter
    Ocho was a standout during the peak "Look at me" WR era. Joe Horn was another favorite with the hiding of the cell phone under the goal post padding.
  • BennyBeaver
    BennyBeaver Member Posts: 13,346

    Ocho was a standout during the peak "Look at me" WR era. Joe Horn was another favorite with the hiding of the cell phone under the goal post padding.

    I was there for the Terrell Owens Sharpie.
  • CFetters_Nacho_Lover
    CFetters_Nacho_Lover Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 32,249 Founders Club
    https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/nfls-top-25-players-not-in-the-hall-of-fame-cliff-branch-tony-boselli-roger-craig-headline-all-time-list/

    CBS Sports is my source but neither Edelman nor OchoCinco make their list of the top 25 players not in the HOF.
  • Babushka
    Babushka Member Posts: 211

    Chad and TJ along with Robert Prescott; GOAT OSU Receiving Corps

    That team was actually natty caliber
    Who was their QB?

    LOL

    @Babushka
    Babushka always could rely on Chad's Johnson. He always loved it when I told him where he could Cinqo his Ocho.
  • Kaepsknee
    Kaepsknee Member Posts: 14,913
    FireCohen said:

    Someone pull the stats for Edelman vs Ochocinco in playoff games

    Some players become transcendent when the stage is the biggest and I value that more than regular season stat padding

    Stay butthurt though

    By that logic, fucking joe flaco is better than Dan Marino
    Brad Johnson too.
  • Kaepsknee
    Kaepsknee Member Posts: 14,913
    edited May 2021

    Chad and TJ along with Robert Prescott; GOAT OSU Receiving Corps


    Prescott??? Nah. You just pulled a name there. #mymauer was key.