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Most Underrated/ Overrated?

PantherDynasty

By PantherDynasty,
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Since it's the offseason and I'm bored, I'd figure I'd ask who you guys thought is the most underrated player and most overrated player in the league? I'd day Thomas Davis is most underrated and Demarco Murray is the most overrated

I think Murray is just right. I think he's right where his talent level Daus he is. Remember, the oline for the Cowboys wasn't nearly as good last year and he still put up good numbers.

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all the panthers players are underrated because they're the only players i really know and all the NFC south and andrew luck and other players i hate are all overrated because i don't know the rosters of those teams well enough to know how they're rated versus how they deserve to be rated

 

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