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PFF: Kuechly among NFL's most overrated.


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I actually thought Davis played better than Kuechly last year. Just my opinion. Dude was all over the field and playing lights out.

 

Luke has merely scraped the surface of his talent. Davis is in his prime.

Davis is a god among men. He'll likely never get the respect he deserves, 

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Luke has a great front 7 to play with and keep him clean, his coverage could be better, he's had some clumsy PI, tackles are an overated stat, also the media likes to elevate middle linebackers like they do QBs.

So I guess that would be the argument for why he could be overated, you could do that for any player though. He's a beast without a doubt.

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Carolina Panthers (2012–present)Roster status

Career highlights and awards

AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year (2013)Pro Bowl (2013AP First-Team All-Pro 

(2013AP NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year 

(2012)NFC Defensive Player of the Year 

(2013PFW/PFWA Defensive Rookie of the Year (2012)NFL Combined Tackles Leader (2012)PFW/PFWA All-Rookie Team (2012)USA Today All-Joe Team (2012)NFC Defensive Rookie of the Month (December, 2012)3× NFC Defensive Player of the Week (Week 14, 2012, Week 10, 2013, Week 16, 2013)NFL single game tackle record (24)

Posting from my phone but this is from Wikipedia

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