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Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe
Hardman has had every opportunity to be a guy in KC. He's had a smart, pass-happy offensive coach and a top 5 QB his entire career. Jeudy showed elite flashes as a rookie, but didn't have the QB to thrive. Russell Wilson saw it:
If KJ Hamler can just stay healthy, he's going to be dangerous now the he's paired with the best deep ball thrower in the NFL.
Jonathan Taylor's production earns him the title of best young RB, but those other guys you listed are all on their second contract. Javonte Williams will be mentioned among the elite backs in the league after this year. You guys saw first hand how good he is. You knew our offense was going to run it every down and you still couldn't stop him.
When you're the only team in your division without a Pro Bowl QB, you're going to have a hard time finishing anywhere but last in your division.
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Well, if Russell Wilson says he's gonna be a star, I'm sure it'll happen. Did you happen to get the lottery numbers from DangeRuss too since he's able to predict the future?
And, besides, Jeudy showing 'elite flashes' is the EXACT same argument we can make for Hardman. Hardman showed 'elite flashes' his rookie year.
"If K.J. Hamler can stay healthy . . . . . . . ." then blah, blah, blah, blah (that's about all that's worth at this point). Lots of 'potentially' great NFL players couldn't stay healthy.
Again on Javonte, I'm not saying he sucks. But you acting like a guy averaging 4.4 ypc is taking the league by storm and is some unstoppable force . . . . . . just stop. He's NOT Jonathan Taylor. Thanks for conceding that your original point on that was dumb.