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Most Underrated Player In the NFL

tarheelpride

By tarheelpride,
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Seal (SmittyIsOurSavior) Newbie

Seal (SmittyIsOurSavior)

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There are so many, but I actually think you can make a legitimate case for Jonathan Stewart. I think most average fans that don't watch the panthers regularly don't appreciate the entirety of this team's running game. They overestimate D-Will's significance because he's the flashy playmaking "number one" and subsequently underestimate Stewart's role in not only keeping D-Will fresh but also providing an entirely different dynamic.

Yes, but he is nowhere near the most under-estamated player in the league. I know many people who are fans from other teams that realize J-Stew and D-Lo are both Top 10 backs.

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Davone Bess comes to mind.

Here is something I wrote on him on another site (fantasydc.com)

Davone Bess caught over 130 passes his first two years. This decade, only 5 wide receivers were able to accomplish that feat. They were Marques Colston, Larry Fitzgerald, Anquan Boldin, Dwayne Bowe and Andre Johnson. Historically, only 11 other receivers have ever caught 130 passes their first 2 years. They were Al Toon, Keyshawn Johnson, Andre Rison, Torry Holt, Jerry Rice, Marvin Harrison, Isaac Bruce, Sterling Sharpe, Andre Johnson, Gary Clark, Randy Moss, and Wayne Chrebet. Among these receivers, everyone except Wayne Chrebet, Marques Colston and Davone Bess were first or second round picks. Davone Bess was also the only one that started less than half the games his first two years. Davone started 8 games.

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guinea pig! ( ted ginn )

Ted Ginn Jr. still kind of sucks at football. Great returner not really sure if he is an NFL receiver.

A different 49er player over their who is underrated is WR Josh Morgan.

Quinten Mikell a SS for the Philedelphia Eagles is a very underrated player.

Devin Aromashodu WR for the Bears is going to suprise a lot of people in fantasy next year.

Also Ray Rice is still somehow a bit underrated...he very well could be the number one back next year.

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Ted Ginn Jr. still kind of sucks at football. Great returner not really sure if he is an NFL receiver.

A different 49er player over their who is underrated is WR Josh Morgan.

Quinten Mikell a SS for the Philedelphia Eagles is a very underrated player.

Devin Aromashodu WR for the Bears is going to suprise a lot of people in fantasy next year.

Also Ray Rice is still somehow a bit underrated...he very well could be the number one back next year.

I doubt it, everyone says he is a top 5 back, even ahead of d-lo, which I think is bs, but rice is not underrated in any way

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