I'd love for you to back up your assertion that he's top 10ish for his career with any sort of objective metric.I already gave you the players top 100 perspective.Pro Bowl: 2012: 1 of 11 (last NFL alternate so you could argue as low as 11th)2013: 1 of 6 originally selected2014: 1 of 6 originally selected2015: 1 of 6 originally selected, starter2016: Not selected2017: 1 of 6 originally selected2018: 1 of 12 (first NFC alternate, so you could argue as low as 10th)2019: 1 of 6 originally selected, selected as starter2020: 1 of 6 originally selected2021: 1 of 10 (second NFC alternate, you could argue as low as 10th)Brady has been to 9 Pro Bowls in that time. Rodgers has been to 8. Brees went to 7 in his 9 years of this span. Big Ben went to 6...total in his career. Matt Ryan's been to 4 total. Mahomes has been to 4 straight. Eli went to 4 total. Lamar's been to 2 in 4 seasons. Cam made 3. Matt Stafford and Josh Allen have been to 1.Russ has firmly been inside the top 10 the vast majority of his career, and is probably around an average of the 5th best QB at any given point in his career. I get you don't like the guy and that's fine. He's not especially likable.I doubt you have any real argument for his as "top 10ish" for his career. You certainly don't have any argument for "pretty good at best". At his best he's absolutely the elite of the elite. I agree he's not been that consistently. But he's been a lot better than pretty good, and certainly better than pretty good at best. Good enough to win a SB with an elite defense. Good enough to also lose a SB with an elite defense. Their playoff record since then was laughable with wins against very suspect teams, as was pointed out. Top-10 during his era, yes, but I would have him closer to 10 than 1. I don't think he's HOF material at all, but I seem to have higher standards than many people because I also think Eli should not get in and that more than half the guys in Halls of Fame are not really deserving.
I'd love for you to back up your assertion that he's top 10ish for his career with any sort of objective metric.I already gave you the players top 100 perspective.Pro Bowl: 2012: 1 of 11 (last NFL alternate so you could argue as low as 11th)2013: 1 of 6 originally selected2014: 1 of 6 originally selected2015: 1 of 6 originally selected, starter2016: Not selected2017: 1 of 6 originally selected2018: 1 of 12 (first NFC alternate, so you could argue as low as 10th)2019: 1 of 6 originally selected, selected as starter2020: 1 of 6 originally selected2021: 1 of 10 (second NFC alternate, you could argue as low as 10th)Brady has been to 9 Pro Bowls in that time. Rodgers has been to 8. Brees went to 7 in his 9 years of this span. Big Ben went to 6...total in his career. Matt Ryan's been to 4 total. Mahomes has been to 4 straight. Eli went to 4 total. Lamar's been to 2 in 4 seasons. Cam made 3. Matt Stafford and Josh Allen have been to 1.Russ has firmly been inside the top 10 the vast majority of his career, and is probably around an average of the 5th best QB at any given point in his career. I get you don't like the guy and that's fine. He's not especially likable.I doubt you have any real argument for his as "top 10ish" for his career. You certainly don't have any argument for "pretty good at best". At his best he's absolutely the elite of the elite. I agree he's not been that consistently. But he's been a lot better than pretty good, and certainly better than pretty good at best.
Any Hooks able to now admit that he's nowhere close to HOF material?
Hackett: Door. Ass. Out.
Hackett: Door. Ass. Out. Truly incredible how unfortunate that guy was. Next year whomever their new coach is will probably meet the same fate
https://twitter.com/nickkosmider/status/1607174876942700544
I think that whoever takes it, the first call should be to Schotty or Bevel. Someone that knows what they are getting into, and that has dealt with Russ before, when he was good. It’s a freak show. I don’t know if Sean Payton is gonna want to sign up for that…