Patrick Surtain II signs 4 year extension

[-King-]

Floor for McDuffie's deal will be $100mil with 80 guaranteed next year

BREAKING: The #Broncos and 1st-Team All-Pro CB Patrick Surtain II have agreed to a massive 4-year, $96M contract extension, with $77.5M guaranteed, per multiple sources.

Surtain becomes the highest-paid DB in NFL history. pic.twitter.com/c7F9C2Cr5F

— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) September 4, 2024

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by dlphg9

I guess by that logic Jamaal Charles isn't considered a Chiefs player. The 2nd best TE of all time isn't considered a Chiefs player, but instead is a falcon.

We've finally found something more reeruned than RAS...

[dlphg9]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

We've finally found something more reeruned than RAS...

Yeah and that was a tough one to top.

God damn, what a stupid ****ing statistic. It kind of irritates me that Mecca had to bring it up. Damn him

[Raiderhater]

Originally Posted by dlphg9

I guess by that logic Jamaal Charles isn't considered a Chiefs player. The 2nd best TE of all time isn't considered a Chiefs player, but instead is a falcon.

He is considered to be which ever of the two is most convenient for him to be considered at any given moment.

[PatMahomesIsGod]

X gonna give it to him this season.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Has not flipped the result of a single game in his career

[ThrobProng]

Originally Posted by dlphg9

I guess by that logic Jamaal Charles isn't considered a Chiefs player. The 2nd best TE of all time isn't considered a Chiefs player, but instead is a falcon.

He's the Dan Marino of TEs. Gaudy numbers and an empty trophy case. He's MAYBE the 3rd best of all time, and that's only if you remove hardware from the equation completely.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by ThrobProng

He's the Dan Marino of TEs. Gaudy numbers and an empty trophy case. He's MAYBE the 3rd best of all time, and that's only if you remove hardware from the equation completely.

Yeah, Kelce and Gronk have 1-2 on lock (in that order, IMO, but I can see an argument to the contrary).

Gates and Winslow are at 5-6.

So 3 or 4 is the debate here - Tony G or Sharpe. Tony G beats him on numbers, Sharpe kills him on hardware. At their respective apexes, (1998-2001) it was Tony getting the All Pro nods but a pretty good argument exists that Sharpe was declining at that point while Tony was still ascending.

But ultimately I don't think there's a huge distinction between their best levels. Both guys were spectacular at their best. Longevity, though, is Tony G in a walk.

So regardless of hardware, I'm giving Tony the 3 spot.

Kelce
Gronk
Gonzalez
Sharpe
Gates
Winslow
Everyone else (there's a pretty big drop after Winslow, IMO)

270 games from Gonzelez, virtually all of them at a very high level (whereas Gates fell off really hard) is pretty damn incredible, though. To put that in perspective, Kelce would need to play another SEVEN YEARS to hit those figures. Dude was made of granite.

[saphojunkie]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

Most of these dudes don't graduate.

If you have to torture a stat that badly, just keep it in your pocket. It's dumb.

If they were at the school when they were drafted, then they're from that school this isn't hard.

Baker Mayfield isn't a Texas Tech QB

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by saphojunkie

If they were at the school when they were drafted, then they're from that school this isn't hard.

Baker Mayfield isn't a Texas Tech QB

Baker Mayfield played less than a single season at Tech.

Jalen Hurts set school records at 'Bama.