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which player does this forum overrate the most?

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By Sean Payton's Vicodin,
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saints4lifeagain Rookie

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Hard to say, because your forum is so up and down lol. One week, a player is the GOAT. The next, they're trash. One week the place is Homer Central. The next, you're harsher critics than rivals. 

Imo, so far this season, probably Bradberry. He's been toasted a lot and bailed out by poor throws and drops, including last week vs. Mike Evans. A couple plays to Jeffery stick out as well. Just depends on the week and who the GOAT/scapegoat is lol.

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Mage Grand Master

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It isn't as bad anymore but people on this forum used to talk up Damiere Byrd like he was a legend.

In general this forum (I'm guilty of it too) has a really bad tendency overrating receivers.  Byrd and Gettis (although he could have lived up to the hype if not for injuries, so I'll excuse that) are easy ones off the top of my head.  And who could forget Kenneth Moore?  My lord, this site made him sound like the next Jerry Rice.  This site went through a phase with Louis Murphy for awhile too until we all saw how much he sucked.  And Philly Brown, hell there are probably to this day who still think he was the real deal.

oh and there was a small subset of fans begging for Marvin McNutt lol

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