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Comparing Donte Jackson and Denzel Ward's year thus far.

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43 minutes ago, 4Corners said:

Good stuff. I could see some BS argument from people downplaying Jackson as “well Jackson plays on a better team and defense blah blah blah” 

The Browns defense has been really good this year so that argument flies out the window faster than Donte Jackson sacking Joe Flacco

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15 minutes ago, Saca312 said:

The Browns defense has been really good this year so that argument flies out the window faster than Donte Jackson sacking Joe Flacco

yeah their D isn't bad. Garrett looks like he is gonna be a superstar and they def have some good pieces to build around, including Ward. But it certainly looks like the Panthers hit a home run with Jackson. Kid can ball and should absolutely be in the conversation for DROY. 

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5 hours ago, ForJimmy said:

Doesn’t Denzel normally take on the number one WR though. Both have had great years, I just think Bradberry gets stuck with the number one WR usually for us...

True in most cases.. but for instance last game.. I think John Brown had most yards, most touchdowns and DJackson was on him most of the game.  But bigger WR's such as Julio/AJ Green was Bradberry.    

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