Aaron Rodgers Agrees With Tom Brady Saying "Today's NFL Is Mediocre?" | Pat McAfee Reacts 

​@TheFutureofthePlanet Exactly, he may have tried at times but not just those 2, Amendola and Brown took a beating in the slot too. Also the play Gronk got his knee blown out was crazy. TJ Ward could have hit him high or low either way hey was fucked Brady just hung him out there.

​@TheFutureofthePlanet that's just the consequences of playing football. You acting as if the ONLY reason players get hurt is because of QBs

Cheater

@@MyChannel-ol1zzsalty huh? Who’s your qb?

Yac? When did he tell receivers to sacrifice yac and go down for injury prevention? Not saying tb12 didn’t say it. I’ve never heard it.

brady is one of the biggest reasons it's like this man. always crying to the refs and they give him the flag whenever he fkn cried.

​@@user-ym9dz5uy2vyou disagree with Him Stop what You're Saying And Live with the Fact.

learn to read and write buddy. @@jamesnelson5618

I've seen Aaron Rodgers cry to officials enough . For fucks sake he got injured in the first play this year

No one benefitted from these rules changes more than Brady. That’s why he won championships. Going over the middle to small slots after rule changes

You are correct sir. There are like 3 good QBs in the game today. Purdy, Hurts, and Burrow. There are next to no stars left. Everyone is mediocre. The 49ers have about the best and most charismatic players in numbers.

Purdy lol no..mahomes is in there at the top. Toms right tho, low quality players and coaches everywhere..@@rpc2112

@@rpc2112 Those 3 QB would not make it in 2015. They have been elevated because the lack of talent.

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@@rpc2112not saying Mahomes or josh Allen which are the 2 guys who’s games would best translate to that era is hilarious

Lobs straight down the middle with safeties & LB’s waiting 😂

It’s ironic the qb’s (rodgers/Brady) who were always bitching to the refs asking for penalty flags are now saying the sport is too soft. It was because of YOU. It’s like fuggin Michael Jordan saying the nba has too many superstar calls

@@dennish3664too many calls and not enough calls are not the only two ways it can be. They arent crying about the league being more strict on dirty plays/players, theyre upset about new rules that made what was normal back in the dsy become illegal. When they asked for flags back then it was over blatantly illegal moves, if you watched Brady or Rodgers in their prime and that is your takeaway you obviously know nothing about football. This is coming from a Bears fan btw, Aaron Rodgers is in my top 5 hated people of all time😂 yet your idiocy has me defending him

@@Ghostgotjokes if you think Brady and rodgers weren’t always bitching to the refs any time they thought they could get an advantage you are a clown. Serious rose colored glasses there. Pussification of sport due to big name players ability to influence referees. Maybe get off those knees once in a while and use your eyes. My idiocy, gtfoh

@@dennish3664Rodgers never did tf you on bruh that’s mahomes Allen Brady

This!!!!

yea non-contact ones will always happen but i think the point of regulation instead of individual protection has had a been impact on why people still get hurt

Ironically, the roughing the passer rules started changing in 2008 after Brady got injured in the first play of the season. But he's right. It's impossible to play defense these days

because of the rules they are picking qb's based on running ability. Since you can't hit qb's they have become running backs with special priviledge.

When players gotta go half assed to avoid penalties it's a recipe for increasing injuries. This goes for all positions.

I agree with that. The NBA doesn’t want teams playing defense.

Flopping makes the reputation look worse.

Facts man… they need to find a middle ground in all these sports! Like the NBA, NHL, NFL of the 80s:90s/2000s they more or so just “let them play” and than we got to this point where they slowly tightened up but it’s tightening up so much in all the sports it’s making it a crappy un watchable flag/penalty happy type product and that’s NO good! They need a middle ground.

It was worse last year than it was this year. I think they looked a little better this year. I like offense but if it keeps ramping up that might be the braking point for me and I hope it doesn't get to that because this is the deepest the NBA has been in its history and I don't want the league to spoil that

People get on the refs for making these decisions but they only do what they’re told. Blame the people telling the refs what to do Adam Silver and Roger Goodell.

Agreed

It started with mahomes and now all the QBs are doing it

The Mahomes special.

That's literally Patrick mahomes

100% just saw that on Monday night.

Yeah especially late I'm his career I hate when people say the rules now protected him but brady always protected himself when he knew he was going to get sacked.

@@kinglightning5256 People are dumb. Understand that first and then move on from there. Brady played against HOF QBs at the highest level who were retired from injuries like Warner and Manning. Brady could take a hit and fall correctly to avoid injury.

He was a scared b****

⁠@@marcusaurelius5149I’m not disagreeing with y’all but isn’t there literally the “Brady rule” that stops low hits on the qb?

@@Dylab1that’s the cam newton rule actually a lot of people forget that he was the leader of that change

Those were great games and exciting. Miss those days

@@vanjones1749the bears would be run off the field in today’s game not due to penalties just because that form of defense is already countered by the speed of WRs today

wilbur dent singletary fencik- that entire defense would be suspended nowadays for hitting too hard. all 11 of them

Brady wouldn't survive that era. He's the reason why all these rules changed in the first place.

@@hitek9too2557 rings baby

Oh yea the NBA is definitely worse about this. You can't even graze someone's arm without getting a foul call or a tech but the players contribute(kyle lowry, Marcus smart...etc) to this nonsense with all the flopping. They have a rule now for flopping but it needs to be harsher.

NBA is trash

Oh god the nba is unwatchable 😂

NBA is a bunch of powerpuff girls

@@ThaBootyBandit I have to bring this up whenever someone talks about the NBA and foul calling. The NBA is averaging about 10 LESS fouls per game than they did the 80's and 90's, on FAR, FAR more attempts. The reality is players have to work harder to get foul calls, and as a result they look like they are flopping. There are problems with the NBA, for certain, but it has little to do with shooting fouls.

Big time man. The fact that its so blatantly called different depending on who the Qb is issue as well

I dont disagree but id say pass interference seems to decide games more than it should.

Roughing the passer and pass interference are ruining the game. So many times QBs get out of the pocket and break tackles because the guys are just terrified to hit them. And Pass interference is just lame most of the time. I also want them to do something about offensive players bracing for impact by lowering their helmet. It’s too easy to draw a flag for helmet to helmet collision.

I completely disagree. The drop off from the top QBs is ridiculous. Nobody wants to watch Browning, they want JB. The Browns just went from contender to I'm not sure if they break 20 the rest of the year. QBs make the NFL what it is. The NFL is king in America, the Super Bowl is one of the most watched events in the world every year, yet people still can't understand why the QB gets protected.

Also spot fouls on pass interference is bs too

QB's of pretty much every era has made fun of the League after them.. This is def. nothing new.

@@hype88yes… but it’s getting ridiculous now.

​@@hype88yeah but both people who made comments here, have either played or are currently playing in this generation

Especially one who created a rule change because he didn't know not to land on this arm with an LB on top of him.

The irony of the 2 QBs saying it are the ones u absolutely could not touch when they played lol😂

Do I need to post a lowlight reel of Brady, Manning, and Brees complaining about hits. Brady and Brees would complain all the way to the league office. In short THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE for the rule changes. It is nauseating hearing them complain about it.

@@NOTimpressed20 BS it was peytons boy polian who complained and got rules changed in 2004 and it wasnt about that...CTE and class action lawsuits related to it are the driving force behind most of the saftey based rule changes... the pats only complained when Brady was lost for an entire yr due to injury because the league had refused to enforce the Carson Palmer rule that Bernard Pollard broke without being flagged or fined for it after he speared Brady in the knee in wk1 2008 and Brady complained 2yrs later when after the league had officially "amended' that Palmer rule and everyone was referring to it as the Tom Brady rule the refs still failed to enforce it as players continued diving into Toms knees while he was attempting passes from inside the pocket...Not only did it cost him 1 of his 3 seasons with Randy Moss on his team his knee got badly infected after that surgery>>>there was a point where they thought an amputation could end up being required-it was Alex Guerrero who intervened and helped turn that infection battle around with his unconventional methods...he saved Bradys leg and career. It is insulting to hear QBs being praised as better than their predecessors for averaging better stats during an era where the stats are clearly heavily inflated because the passing lanes have been opened wider than ever by the rule changes...In 2003 the yr before Polians pass interference illegal contact and defensive holding focal pt of emphasis was instituted leaguewide and b4 all the anti concussion and QB safety rules were instituted only 1 QB in the NFL threw for 4000yds in a season...Dan Marinos single season records of 48tds and 5000+yds in a single season hadnt been sniffed by anyone in almost 20yrs...Peyton immediately broke the TD record after they changed the rules in 2004 and both of those records(48tds&5000yds in a 16game season have now been topped by 3 or more different QBs, some of whom have done so with 1 of those 2 records multiple times each. In 2020 the last 16game season 15different QBs had 4000+yds in a season...Int totals and avgs are lower and passing yardage avgs/totals, completion%s are higher... Brady and the Pats complained when the refs and/or the league didnt do their jobs correctly...Brady complained above all else when the refs refused to call PI/IC/Def holding after obvious violations that had prevented his teammates from catching his passes...Gronk gave a member of the Bills the peoples elbow on 1 occasion after the refs let him get away with about 3 different holding violations against gronk on 1 play.

@@NOTimpressed20bro it was the COLTS who kept bitching and complaining about the rules. They couldnt handle getting destroyed by the pats in the early 2000s. Brady so many times got ROCKED and would get up like nothing would happen.

Cope

​@@dp233332answer me this why is it ok to spear halve backs and full backs? , but its not ok for Qbs or tight ends? If a football player cant take hits bellow the belt, they shouldn't b3 playing FOOTBALL!

Because it’s fixed? Sports Gambling was legalized in 2018. If you don’t think the refs paid their buddy to place a bet on the game, you’re lying to yourself.

Tyler Lockett also does the same thing

@@GetyoahhLockett is a damn genius on the field

Very true

So your suggestion is that players should specifically not seek to gain yards?

@@colintevis8764depends on the situation. I think his arguement is that the majority of players are ALWAYS attempting to gain more yards when they need to live to play another down…

NFL is definitely going down hill. It’s too annoying to watch and the refs have too much of an impact on the game. NFL season used to be my favorite thing in the world. Watched all day every Sunday but now I don’t mind doing other things instead

Well guess what? Eagle chiefs was the highest viewed Monday night game in 20+ years. Not everyone thinks like you. Tom is one of the old guy saying are “not in my generation” when in reality, their generation is the reason why were in the spot we are in. Same way older generations, blame this younger generation for being so soft when they were the ones that raised them

Yep send wr deep on crucial down and draw a pi flag

@@EJassassin1530 so what you're telling me is the MNF was more popular 20+ years ago Adjust for the population of the US and the NFL isn't actually growing it's audience The product is actually worse than before I'm no longer an NFL fan, I only like some of the players

@@ab3040 I mean the reason they’ve been going down is because people are cutting cable.

CTE- And lawyers suing the NFL for head injuries.

I'd like to make one last point. I'm not buying Comcast for access. Then buying prime for Thursday night football. Then RU-vid TV for access. Why have a NFL channel if you're not willing to show at least one live game.

The Steelers defense changed the NFL rules twice! That’s how great my Steelers are! This last anti-defensive rule I must give co-credit to my rivals (Ravens). What was the first? The Mel Blount Rule. Mel mastered the original rules and checked WRs better than any player in NFL history. He became the greatest cornerback of all time (the only CB so good that rules had to be changed) Change 2: Steelers and Ravens placed fear in teams until the league saw how Steelers and Ravens won 3 Superbowls in 10 years.

It mirrors changes in society. Just look at Gen-Z.....I'm only 38, but I grew up old school. Today's kids and politics make me sick.

Politics ! Todays society is weak . And they want two hand touch . Female running backs are the next .... MAN UP . GOODBYE .... FOOTBALL .

Same happening with rugby sadly

Yes - and that makes Rodgers the most mediocre of them all. Rodgers is the GOAT of losing games that matter - even against mediocre competition

I wouldn’t say as much boring as just straight up infuriating.

They removed the soul of football

Most of the rules are because Brady!

You also see defenders shy away from hitting guys heading out of bounds, which allows the ball carrier to pick up extra cheap yards.

Absolutely right….I would love to see someone give mahomes the hit Bledsoe got from Cox that put him out for the year

same with the late slides. supposed to be "slide to protect yourself", but now they push it to the 1st down marker and then slide right as the contact comes. They are short but get it anyway because they wait until the tackle is already in motion. Nah they deserve to be paid in full for doing that shiz.

Such a good point. This happened last night on the chiefs last drive against the packers. Patrick was still in bounds and took a clean hit on the sideline right next to the first down marker but they threw a penalty. Rules analysis said it shouldn’t have been a penalty but that doesn’t change the fact it got called and could’ve had a big impact on the game

True!

That is not true The goat is bill belichick look how good he is doing without brady😂😂😂

Gronk as a coach? Imagine a coach partying more than his players lmao

Haha. A coach? He will make $37 million a year to just grab on TV for Fox Sports next year. Cake job.

@@jk-califkid5017 I think Brady competitive side will get best of him. We shall see

Brady would fit perfectly with Michigan since he already has experience with stealing signs

Yes! Watching the Eagles letting off the gas and not tackle Mahomes is frustrating! He just pretends to run out of bound and kept going for another 5-10 yards.

that has happened literally one time, and it was in college lol complain about whatever you want but don't make stuff up to do it

@@mattcarberry368you know the rules changed based on that one play…. Almost immediately because they saw what was to come if that wasn’t illegal.

You're right that's probably the wrong wording to use. However, it's easy to see that defenses have to treat QB's like princesses to the point that they're too scared to tackle the QB because they think he might start a slide and then get a personal foul call. @@mattcarberry368

​@@johnmarti4266never happened in the NFL

Players are more coddled

imagine seeing it erode from the 90's, and those guys were scared of the earlier generations

100% Correct 👍

I think the rationale is most players are finished products by the time they get to the nfl so all practice does is risk unnecessary injury.

@@undercoveratthat’s the rationale but the reality is it’s complacency, lack of work ethic, toughness and humility.

@@undercoverat I would totally disagree. Guys & coaches are constantly perfecting their craft. They've reduced full pad practices to avoid hitting as much for injuries and "player safety" (hits to the head, concussions)

Nah you can clearly tell teams don’t practice anymore

Just too many players were getting concussion problems. I like seeing big hits as much as the next guy but not at the expense of players getting CTE.

Exactly, players only get health insurance for 5 years when they get out the league.

​@@joemckim1183 nobody wants anyone to get cte for entertainment purposes but they are changing rules that have nothing to do with the head and sometimes these calls are made when the hit is impossible to avoid. Sometimes it's the wrs fault for the helmet hit but the defense gets the blame.

NFL is already a tough watch, it’s gonna be completely unwatchable soon

@@joemckim1183 The reality is that big hits haven’t really been linked to increased CTE its more about repetitive shaking of the brain. Thats why some of the worst cases have been found in lineman, a position that never is involved in big hits.

It's not so linear though. You can go beyond the pale. Today a lot of it is like flag football

I think that’s why tackling seems like it’s so bad, if the only time you’re ever trying to hit a moving, scrambling target and overpower him to the ground is in a game, you probably aren’t going to be great at it.

It's a touch less happy ending between those 2. 😂

I thought I was the only person who saw that 😂

Teams and fans have never had that kind of patience

Everyone has to do 3 years of college by rule. It's also easier to have patience when you have a Hofer and top 10 (certainly then) qb playing CJ Stroud was welcome right away because case keeneum ain't Favre. The old way was more like a red shirt year essentially

​@@jds614it's not that deep bro you don't gotta cry over it

I mean, sitting for one season I understand but the value of a 1st round pick at the most important position in the league isn't feasible anymore. intentionally getting literally no production for 3 seasons straight out of a 1st rounder is just asking for organizational failure, particularly because you're taking the best possible superbowl window (qb on a rookie deal) and tossing it out the window.

He didn't have the patience to make it through draft day

congrats on the divisional title, im a packer fan through and through, but living near cleveland im happy to see the lions and browns not suck for once

He said he would love to play in this era because the game today is built for him, or something to that effect. He was fast and could throw. o

can you imagine a joe montana and the stats he would put up with the rules we have now? hell i think dan marino would win a super bowl@@ORagnar

Coaching look at how Baltimore plays defense

Brady's the crybaby that helped made today's NFL happen

@@oaklandtraphousethat defense is doing something that no other team is doing, and people seem to overlook that.

Watch the Texans, I’ve enjoyed every game this year and they have few penalties too

Brady and Rodger’s are hypocrites. They benefited the most from rules changes.

Very true

Brady took some brutal hits over the 20 years he played.

I mean, sure, but do you expect him not to take advantage of the conditions at hand? His ultimate goal was to win above all else, just like any great competitor.

EVERY TIME.🤔 PSYCHIC FAN...READING INTO LOOKS🤣

Same with Aaron Roger's. He is the biggest reason why the nfl started getting soft. He got smoked by Anthony barr abs since then everything changed. Yet here he is saying that the nfl is soft.

Rodgers is mediocre himself. All those yrs playing in a super soft NFC and only one SB appearance. Brady goes to NFC, SB first yr. 🤣

Don’t for get music to 😢

Yep and it's why we're seeing the devolving of western civilization happen in real time.

Lockdowns and masks 101 pure NPC behavior

@@SawBlade1190yep and they never realize how little people like them

Seahawks cornerbacks are literally being stripped of accolades because of ref ball.

thats because you grew up.

The old nfl was so slow and boring, terrible take.

Yeah, you don't love football. I couldn't fathom not having football or my podcast. It's a community of die-hard fans that know football is excellent. I agree with all of what Tom said, though

I feel you. Part of what makes football such a great sport is the physicality. but now that physicality is illegal. Football changed in a big way in a very short period of time. And it's a less exiciting product as a result.

@@ColoradoBirdsold NFL was not boring. It was the greatest game

Actually Mahomes is statistically one of the least protected by roughing the passer flags. Josh Allen is by far the most benefited from such penatlies in past 10 years.

@@kyle8442 lmao mahomes gets it when it matters. AFC championship. And then a superbowl just to make sure

Mahomes cries and points at the refs after every hit

Mahomes is the NFL’s#1 product they can gift him calls at crucial moments but can’t make his WR’s catch passes😂

@@renoraines6322 the end result is what matters. Sure the eagles won. But that's to make you doubt the chiefs. In the end. The NFLs golden boy will end up with another ring. That's how they sell him.

He was a whiney crybaby who cried every time a defender touched him. He's the reason QB's play flag football now.

​@@d1grizzmahomes is actually the biggest baby every game he is crying looking at the reffs wanting flags..Brady took some hard hits and bounced right back up

@@bloconte2796 Bounced up whining like a little girl for a flag. Where do you think Mahomes learned it?

@@d1grizzyou have absolutely no clue what you’re even saying

@@d1grizzwhy wouldn’t he? Take advantage of the calls the league makes

Blame the league sucking off Manning. The Pats owned Peyton in the playoffs and then the league changed the rules to protect him and the receivers who were getting demolished.

​@geordiejones5618 it's specifically Colt's President (at the time) Bill Polian that whined about the Pats in 2003 and got that rule implemented the very next year. That organization sucks.

It's the same with European soccer, a bunch of rich people having a stroll

@@pat_diesel people were the same size back in the day? In better physical health you can argue with some players diet as many back in the day probably didn't care to but physical strength and physical nature this era of football is so soft and weak

@@pat_diesel What does that have to do with anything? You think because the overall average speed and strength has gone up very slightly over the past 15 years MAYBE that it’s a bloodsport out there? Also, do you think people that don’t watch football are listening to a football podcast? What a stupid statement 😂. Brady’s comments outline why head injury rates and injury time from concussions have gone UP despite the myriad of rules put in place since CTE data has become available. It’s not because everyone got insanely faster and stronger over the past 15 years (lol), it’s because the rules put in place to protect players are being used to take advantage of the situation and putting those same players at risk. The concussion rates aren’t going up because the terminator is out there murdering people, Sherlock; it’s because if you threw the ball to Irvin over the middle with Ronnie lurking 5 yards deep then Irvin was about to get murdered, and kick your ass in the locker room. Now, you make that throw.

Salaries keep going up so you see more greedy prima Donnas and less gritty lunch pail guys.

Nah. Been watching NFL since early 80s. Far more competitive games/better athletes now. The NFL/refs deciding and ruining games is the real problem. 👎

Your part of the problem

you’re*

I miss him too. Football doesn’t feel the same 💍💍💍💍💍💍🐐💯

I bet he could come back and take a team to the playoffs especially with all the QBs out right now

No doubt 😅 ♾️ 🐐

You mean Brady

Then don’t watch it bud

The product isn’t a good product right now

@@Kai_soze I agree. I really hope it gets better

Thats because teams realise the best opportunity is putting money in the tean when the QB is young and cheap.

Actually they prob would be. Diff is they would be expected to sit first 2 yrs. Minimum.

NFL teams used to develop players instead of expecting them to be Vets in year 2/3. That's why there's really only like 10-12 good QBs now

I disagree about Mac. The Kid didn’t go to a good situation.

From the Greatest Generation to the softest generation

I heard that Young wanted out of Washington since the beginning of the year. That's the real reason he was out with a "stinger." He was looking for a way out. Could just be a rumor though. Now, in part for the reasons you mentioned, he's somewhat justified in wanting out. Can't blame him. That said, I can also understand "throwing him out" if they knew he wasn't going to come back anyways. Went to a great team in return so it works out either way. Otherwise I agree with you. I also, however, feel like the severe lack for veterans on teams has a big part in limiting development too though. Like Young looked much better when Kerrigan was playing with him, then they throw out Kerrigan, Young has an off year, gets injured... comes back, Kerrigan's then coaching him, and Young starts looking significantly better again.

@@TurtletheShell yeah. Maybe he asked to get traded. I feel like Pat McAfee would have reported on something like that, though. He has really good sources. You would figure Del Rio and Rivera could have coached him up some. I think they both won Superbowls as players. Oh well.

There's also the fact that parental concerns over the safety of the sport has resulted in a steady decline in youth football participation over the years. The NFL's emphasis on safety is also a big push to convince parents that they're mitigating the dangers of the game.

One thing I will say is that tackling is being taught differently now. When I was a kid (2010ish) we were taught to tackle shoulder to thigh with our head across the body. In highschool we were told that “new studies” showed this was in fact dangerous, and we were told to tackle with our head behind the body and to “gator roll”. This led to less concussions but more broken tackles and more missed tackles

I agree. The coaches don’t care.

True…I hate that after every big play, my eyes automatically go to the ticker to see if that yellow “flag” graphic is gonna pop up

I mean, I'd bet if healthy, they are still both top 10 in the league even now

@@kjax0630Brady is washed. Rodgers probbaly

@@kjax0630 if healthy and 10 years younger.

Rodgers wasn't top 10 years ago. He literally ruined his teams. He's the reason they lost most of there playoff games. And Brady always had an elite team.

Yup

The NFL is not rigged.

The game is absolutely rigged and always has been. That's why "New York" decides crucial challenges in games (and takes like 10 minutes to do so). That's why you can have a game where the refs "let them play" all game, then call a game-deciding penalty in crunch time. That's why you see those "bad beats" all the time, where a team scores a meaningless td or fg late in the game to go over or cover the spread (fumble recovery td by the team with the late lead with seconds left is a common culprit).

The NFL as an organization is not rigged. It makes no sense for any professional sporting organization to commit fraud by rigging outcomes at an institutional level. That said, are there refs that are poorly trained, poorly paid (only part time), and have a motive to fix games, yes. There is a simple fix to questionable reffing, full time officials with an annual salary and mandatory off season training. The NFL as an organization is not rigged. It would require too many people in the know to pull off rigging at an institutional level, and it would leak out easily.

lol it’s not rigged. Sure some refs try to change the outcome but it’s not by league design lmao. If you ever played sports you know that anything can happen

@@vknight7497as far as the players and coaches, no, but you can’t tell me that some of these refs aren’t out there making questionable calls during big moments in the game. Texans had to beat the bengals and the refs a couple weeks ago. Refs did everything to try and keep the bengals in that game they didn’t even review the illegal touching on that TD in the end zone they just went to commercial break and came back saying it’s been reviewed no TD. Like wtf they didn’t even let the viewers see why really happened

And it's cause there's no great QBs anymore. It's legit the worst QB era ever. Surprisingly the one prior was the greatest QB era of all time with Manning, Brady, big Ben, Aaron Rodgers, Kurt Warner, Brett favre and many others. I'm genuinely disgusted by the atrocious QB play I'm watching on TV every Sunday. It's never been this bad. 😅

Combine that with the fact that we are also in a golden age of elite pass rushers

​​@@SatansBirdLawExpertHow come so many offensive linemen are still selected for sheer mass at the expense of quickness when highly agile D-Ends are now frequently running right passed them?

@@ryanjacobson2508 I don’t agree with that at all. Offensive linemen are required to be more athletic than ever. Clearly, you just made that up

WaCHEETAH

Getting a lot of special treatment

True that

I disagree

I agree