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Lee hasn't faced Dee Milliner so it's hard to say if he's the best.
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Lee hasn't faced Dee Milliner so it's hard to say if he's the best.

Best WR that Milliner has faced?
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NoVaNoles said...
" some of the best WR's "
Then names brandon llyod and wes " i drop super bowl wins " welker
Cool story bro, im still taking men like Jones, Green and the Johnson's over them all day long
You do realize little baby WR's like that are only playing cause the rules don't allow defensive backs to play real defense right ?

Dude, who led the NFL in receiving yards in 2010? Oh snap, Brandon Lloyd, but he's only only 6'0"...He's a midget and can't compete?
Who was second? My bad, it was Roddy White, but he's only 6'0"...Weird.
Who was third? Damn, Reggie Wayne...But he's, yup, you guessed it, only 6'0". Starting to see a trend here...
Who was fourth? Greg Jennings...Well at least he's taller than...Wait, what? He's only 5'11". Well GB runs the spread, so his stats can't count.
Who was fifth? Well it was a Steeler so he must be a big dude...Hmmm? Mike Wallace....But. He's. Only. Six. Feet.
Kick rocks.
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watkins i think. one of 4 true frosh AP all-americans, ever. fast and quick. more quick than lee and faster i think too. likes pills more too...
What is happiness? The feeling that power is growing, that resistance is overcome.--Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche
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Dude, who led the NFL in receiving yards in 2010? Oh snap, Brandon Lloyd, but he's only only 6'0"...He's a midget and can't compete?
Who was second? My bad, it was Roddy White, but he's only 6'0"...Weird.
Who was third? Damn, Reggie Wayne...But he's, yup, you guessed it, only 6'0". Starting to see a trend here...
Who was fourth? Greg Jennings...Well at least he's taller than...Wait, what? He's only 5'11". Well GB runs the spread, so his stats can't count.
Who was fifth? Well it was a Steeler so he must be a big dude...Hmmm? Mike Wallace....But. He's. Only. Six. Feet.
Kick rocks.

Calvin Johnson > Reggie Wayne
Fitzgerald > Lloyd
Andre Johnson > Wallace
BMarshall > Roddy
Vincent Jackson > Jennings
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Calvin Johnson > Reggie Wayne
Fitzgerald > Lloyd
Andre Johnson > Wallace
BMarshall > Roddy
Vincent Jackson > Jennings

Wallace is better than Marshall and Jackson, though. Jennings is too. Vincent Jackson wouldn't make my top 10. Brandon Marshall probably wouldn't either.
Also, he made a post with facts. Your post is opinion. Slight difference there. I agree that Johnson, Fitz, and Andre are the best 3 receivers, skill wise. That doesn't mean they put up the numbers that other receivers do. Bailey doesn't need to be Calvin Johnson. He will have his role in the NFL, and be successful. He looks and plays exactly like Steve Smith of Carolina. Its actually pretty scary how much he reminds me of him.
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CRgator1 said...
Calvin Johnson > Reggie Wayne
Fitzgerald > Lloyd
Andre Johnson > Wallace
BMarshall > Roddy
Vincent Jackson > Jennings

What the hell does that have to do with a price of a hooker in Kalamazoo?
Was that what we were debating? Did the word elite come in to play? Did the question "who are the most elite WR's in the NFL" come in to play? No...It was "some of the best". The top 5 receivers in 2010 in terms of yards were 6'0" or under. That makes them "some of the best". Period.
Well gee whiz guy, I guess you burned me...
And your smoking crack if you think Marshall and Jackson are/were better than White & Jennings.

This post was edited by TheAlbinoRhino on 10/9/2012 at 3:05 PM
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Wallace is better than Marshall and Jackson, though. Jennings is too. Vincent Jackson wouldn't make my top 10. Brandon Marshall probably wouldn't either.
Also, he made a post with facts. Your post is opinion. Slight difference there. I agree that Johnson, Fitz, and Andre are the best 3 receivers, skill wise. That doesn't mean they put up the numbers that other receivers do. Bailey doesn't need to be Calvin Johnson. He will have his role in the NFL, and be successful. He looks and plays exactly like Steve Smith of Carolina. Its actually pretty scary how much he reminds me of him.

His post said 2010, not as of today.
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Best WR that Milliner has faced?

Best CB Lee has faced?
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His post said 2010, not as of today.

Well, since we have to look at real-time stats and can't debate any historical numbers...
As of "today", the top 4 WR's in catches are 6'0" or under:
Welker, Harvin, Cruz & Wayne.
"Some of the best".
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Name the wr that have had back to back seasons w/100 receptions?
Marshall is one of them.
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PenCo said...
Well, since we have to look at real-time stats and can't debate any historical numbers...
As of "today", the top 4 WR's in catches are 6'0" or under:
Welker, Harvin, Cruz & Wayne.
"Some of the best".

The weird thing here is, I never said Bailey would be Calvin Johnson or Larry Fitzgerald. I have said many times that he is a Steve Smith clone. Steve Smith is a great NFL receiver. More so in his prime than right now, obviously.
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Edward S said...
Best CB Lee has faced?

Answering a question with a question is poor form.
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Edward S said...
Everyone look at me, we can't have this conversation without referencing bama!

Fify
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PenCo said...
Well, since we have to look at real-time stats and can't debate any historical numbers...
As of "today", the top 4 WR's in catches are 6'0" or under:
Welker, Harvin, Cruz & Wayne.
"Some of the best".

Spin it however you want dude.
Lee is the best wr in college football, hands down.
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Fify

I think that is so funny. We could be talking about mowing the lawn, and a Bammer would come in saying something about the field at BDS.
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Answering a question with a question is poor form.

Why are you deflecting?
Lee dominating those scrubs CB's in the Pac1.5 isn't that impressive fwiw.
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Why are you deflecting?
Lee dominating those scrubs CB's in the Pac1.5 isn't that impressive fwiw.

I can't name a great WR in the SEC. Justin Hunter would probably be the best? That's horrible.
Oh, and you deflected first by answering a question with a question.

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The weird thing here is, I never said Bailey would be Calvin Johnson or Larry Fitzgerald. I have said many times that he is a Steve Smith clone. Steve Smith is a great NFL receiver. More so in his prime than right now, obviously.

Lol.
Steve Smith is an athletic freak, he is just shorter than the others.
I'm not arguing Bailey isn't good, or won't be good. Obviously there will be a place for him in the NFL.
I'm just saying, don't expect him to be on Lee's level. Lee is special.
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Why are you deflecting?
Lee dominating those scrubs CB's in the Pac1.5 isn't that impressive fwiw.

Listen Eddie, it was YOU who entered the discussion with your obligatory "Bama's dick is bigger than your dick" argument.
Milliner dominating a conference with crappy QB's isn't that impressive fwiw. See how easy that was?
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I can't name a great WR in the SEC. Justin Hunter would probably be the best? That's horrible.

Justin Hunter? Lol
Dee has to face the best WR in the SEC at practice everyday in Amari Cooper.
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Justin Hunter? Lol
Dee has to face the best WR in the SEC at practice everyday in Amari Cooper.

We're done here.
Toodles!
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Justin Hunter? Lol
Dee has to face the best WR in the SEC at practice everyday in Amari Cooper.

Who's that?
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Listen Eddie, it was YOU who entered the discussion with your obligatory "Bama's dick is bigger than your dick" argument.
Milliner dominating a conference with crappy QB's isn't that impressive fwiw. See how easy that was?

Why are you mad bro? Lee would get owned by Milliner. That's the whole point. He'll be the first CB taken in the NFL draft.
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Why are you mad bro? Lee would get owned by Milliner. That's the whole point. He'll be the first CB taken in the NFL draft.

I'm not mad. I just think you're an imbecile.
Your point.
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