Sgt. Largent
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DrDix":2zjrnpvt said:Sgt. Largent":2zjrnpvt said:SalishHawkFan":2zjrnpvt said:So DThomas is a better WR than Baldwin because he's faster? And that speed has more impact on the defenses? Or is it he runs better routes? Makes smoother cuts? Tap dances on the sidelines better?
He's bigger, faster, stronger and has better stats. What else is there? Smarter? Alright, I'll give Doug that one.
And yet, Doug makes the plays when it matters. Doug had over 200 total yards against the 49ers in one of the biggest games in Seahawk history. He made the 3rd down catch against the Saints.
Give me a break, who the hell was Demaryius Thomas before Peyton got there. People are blinded by stats and physical attributes. What matters is making the plays when there is no tomorrow. There is none better at that than the Seahawks receivers. No remotely comes close. Look through the last two seasons, and look at all the catches Baldwin has made while keeping his feet inbounds. I've never seen any player do it with such consistency. All the catches Tate and Kearse and Rice have made. They always get it done. Put our WRs in Denver's offense and I guarantee they are even better.
You guys can't casually throw away stats, it IS how we measure players.
The bottom line is if you'd rather have Baldwin on our team than a guy like Thomas, then you are the texbook definition of a homer.........cause you are the MINORITY, the VAST minority. Like I said if you're going to disregard stats and performance and just go with crap like "but Doug makes plays when it matters" (like DThomas doesn't?) then I can't debate this any longer.
Like I said put both those dudes up for every team in the league to choose from, and 32 out of 32 would choose Thomas. /discussion.