Post by vikecycle on Dec 3, 2019 18:45:18 GMT -6
Their RBs are quite arguably better then ours. They have over 25 total TDs between both of their RBs, and while our guys currently have better ypc averages on the season, they have led in that category as well for most the year. Career wise both of their RBs have higher ypc averages and more TDs then their counterparts here
WR? Yep. TE? Absolutely.
DL? Not likely if you count there edge rushers as DL. Their edge rushers have been better then ours (More sacks, more turnovers) and they have arguably the best NT in the league.
LB? Probably, but still not sure, I would have to look at the numbers in depth but their MLB Martinez is at least right around Kendricks level, or at least was going into the year.
S? Way off. They have more picks and more passes defensed then ours. Amos is one of the league's best SS's and the FS of their's is a rookie playing lights out.
OL? They are better. That's not even close.
As to QB, Cousins has been putting up good numbers, and he definitely has an argument as to having a better season then Rodgers, but that's no given. Rodgers has just one less TD pass, two less INTs, and more rushing TDs then Cousins does. Cousins does have a better rating, albeit on less atts. Both have an argument so thus far you would have to call this a draw.
Pretty much exactly as I said. It's easy to just declare our team better at position groups without looking at the actual production, but nearly nothing you said holds up save for our WRs and TEs being much better.
Aaron Jones has way more career TDs, a higher career YPC, and has been more productive in the passing game as well. What world are you living? Even this season, the only thing above that Dalvin has caught up at is YPC, and he trailed Jones at that for most of the season. If I lost at RBs, you would have provided on field statistics for your position. But you didnt. Because it's impossible. Because your on the bluntly incorrect side of this discussion.
The two edge rushers for GB both have more sacks AND turnovers then either Hunter or Griffen, so who cares about pressures? Btw, I'm pretty sure Zadarius Smith is the league leader in pressures right now.
Actual on field production is how we judge players, not who we want to be better. Notice how you didnt actually address the statistics disproving your position, rather merely declared yourself right without providing any basis.
... and neither is this Chris guy.