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Big Three Poll On Nfl.com


Gallagher

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There's a poll on NFL.com right now asking what the best 'Big Three', QB, RB & WR combo, in the NFL is. The options are:

  • M. Shcaub, A. Foster and A. Johnson
  • M. Ryan, M. Turner and Roddy White
  • M. Vick, L. McCoy and D. Jackson

And you guessed it:

  • C. Newton, J Stewart and S. Smith

I think it's interesting that they chose to add us to the poll and especially interesting that they listed Stew over DeAngelo. You'd think with the question of whether to list Williams, Stewart or both they would have gone with a team with an every down back instead of one by committee like us. Roethlisberger, Mendenhall and Wallace sticks out in my mind as a combo that is a better QB, #1 RB, WR combo than ours even if Cam, Smitty and DeAngelo and Jonathan combined are better than them.

Thoughts?

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Stewart got more reps than Williams and played a slighty bigger role. If you pick a RB kinda have to go with Stewart for this question

58 more yards....and Houston would have had 2 1000 yard rushers

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Philly is the worst option on that list. Vick has fallen off tremendously and Jackson isn't an elite number one receiver. Don't know why anyone would pick them.

I agree, Jackson took a huge step back last year. At this point he was a one year wonder. Only trio I would consider is HOU really over us

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Both Williams and Stewart are better than Mendenhall and Smith is better than Wallace.

Don't know why they would put Pitt over us.

I'm not saying Pitt's guys are better than ours. It's just that with them you don't have the issue of having to choose between two comparable running backs. Mendenhall had double the carries of their next back.

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