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Derrick Brown 2nd team all pro


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2 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

So he sets the record for tackles in a season (103), has 2 sacks (despite being double teamed all the time), never leaves the field, and he is not first?  So many other times he stuffs the LOS. 

some people are just learning about Derrick Brown. 

you see guys gets hosed all the time in dominant early seasons of their career.  And the reverse holds, where you got guys living off prior years and not actually earning the status in the present. 

in fairness, no one is watching Brown play this year.  Only if you were forced to watch us because we played your team.

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21 minutes ago, CRA said:

some people are just learning about Derrick Brown. 

you see guys gets hosed all the time in dominant early seasons of their career.  And the reverse holds, where you got guys living off prior years and not actually earning the status in the present. 

in fairness, no one is watching Brown play this year.  Only if you were forced to watch us because we played your team.

I know you have some studs who also deserve it, like Donald, but I have never seen a DT who stays on the field and chases plays to the sideline like a LB. 

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Did you mention this awesome take when you met him? 
 
 
   On 12/20/2022 at 6:58 AM,  micnificent28 said: 

amazing how much hate Burns gets around here. and yet Derrick Brown while improved this season is still looking not worth the pick we drafted him at. 

Speaking as a fan of both players since before they were drafted here, the only metric by which Brown is better than Burns is one called Personal Bias.

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