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IF he's so much better, where's his All-Pro awards? Hell, where's his ROY trophy, seeing as how he was "so great" last year?

Primetime42 wrote:IF he's so much better, where's his All-Pro awards? Hell, where's his ROY trophy, seeing as how he was "so great" last year?

i think it got lost along with Terrance Newmans's award for biggest top 5 bust in years. where the hell is Williams' ROY trophy?

keep on topic ladies...

BringThePain! wrote:keep on topic ladies...

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yes maam!

cowgirls suck

Price isn't even guaranteed the #3 spot yet. He'll have to take it away from Crayton, who has impressed at camp and the preseason.

Primetime42 wrote:IF he's so much better, where's his All-Pro awards? Hell, where's his ROY trophy, seeing as how he was "so great" last year?

we're going to base how good players are upon arbitrary subjective measurements like awards? watch taylor with your own eyes. he is the most talented defensive player in the league, period. the media has always gone down on champ bailey, even when he was a redskin (amazingly enough), but he never impressed me nearly as much as ST has. ST has the coverage skills of champ and the hitting skills of lavar. it's just ridiculous.

To say Sean Taylor is the best defensive player in the league is asanine at best. He's not even the best safety in the Beltway.

Primetime42 wrote:To say Sean Taylor is the best defensive player in the league is asanine at best. He's not even the best safety in the Beltway.

Well, I assume that you are saying that Ed Reed, the Baltimore Ravens Safety and last year's Defensive Player of the Year is better and based on last season's performance you would be right. The only problem is Baltimore isn't inside the beltway:



Notice the green arrow in the top righthand corner of the map that points to the Baltimore-Washington Parkway. That circualr thing that it's outside of is the Beltway. So, you're actually wrong, Sean Taylor IS the best Safety IN the Beltway.

Sean Taylor was better at Miami than Ed Reed ever was so maybe this year he will be both the best Safety in the NFL and the best defensive player overall.

hkHog wrote:

Primetime42 wrote:To say Sean Taylor is the best defensive player in the league is asanine at best. He's not even the best safety in the Beltway.

Well, I assume that you are saying that Ed Reed, the Baltimore Ravens Safety and last year's Defensive Player of the Year is better and based on last season's performance you would be right. The only problem is Baltimore isn't inside the beltway:



Notice the green arrow in the top righthand corner of the map that points to the Baltimore-Washington Parkway. That circualr thing that it's outside of is the Beltway. So, you're actually wrong, Sean Taylor IS the best Safety IN the Beltway.

Sean Taylor was better at Miami than Ed Reed ever was so maybe this year he will be both the best Safety in the NFL and the best defensive player overall.

You beat me to the punch! Great post and excellent observation!

Us out of towners don't know jack

hkHog wrote:

Primetime42 wrote:To say Sean Taylor is the best defensive player in the league is asanine at best. He's not even the best safety in the Beltway.

Well, I assume that you are saying that Ed Reed, the Baltimore Ravens Safety and last year's Defensive Player of the Year is better and based on last season's performance you would be right. The only problem is Baltimore isn't inside the beltway:



Notice the green arrow in the top righthand corner of the map that points to the Baltimore-Washington Parkway. That circualr thing that it's outside of is the Beltway. So, you're actually wrong, Sean Taylor IS the best Safety IN the Beltway.

Sean Taylor was better at Miami than Ed Reed ever was so maybe this year he will be both the best Safety in the NFL and the best defensive player overall.

Isn't FedEx outside the Beltway too?

Primetime42 wrote:Us out of towners don't know jack

Hehe, just messing with you man!

JSPB22 wrote:

hkHog wrote:

Primetime42 wrote:To say Sean Taylor is the best defensive player in the league is asanine at best. He's not even the best safety in the Beltway.

Well, I assume that you are saying that Ed Reed, the Baltimore Ravens Safety and last year's Defensive Player of the Year is better and based on last season's performance you would be right. The only problem is Baltimore isn't inside the beltway:



Notice the green arrow in the top righthand corner of the map that points to the Baltimore-Washington Parkway. That circualr thing that it's outside of is the Beltway. So, you're actually wrong, Sean Taylor IS the best Safety IN the Beltway.

Sean Taylor was better at Miami than Ed Reed ever was so maybe this year he will be both the best Safety in the NFL and the best defensive player overall.

Isn't FedEx outside the Beltway too?

No, just inside the beltway at exit 16