Originally Posted by Angry fan:
The irony is because Gronk was so hard to take down, players started trying to take him down in ways that would injure him.
One of the few players I've seen willing to take down Gronk cleanly was Earl Thomas. I remember a play where he made a perfect form tackle and stopped Gronk dead to rights. No gain at all after contact. It's a shame a lot of players lack that respect or ability.
Yeah, alot of truth to that. In fairness, not alot of DBs can easily handle a guy who is 6'7" and 265 pounds. There were alot of fun to watch (if you're a Pats fan) pinball-like moments as Gronk careened through opposing secondaries. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Red Dawg:
What? Tony didn't miss any games at all. He played all 16 every year. Gronk mossed like half his career. Gonzo would have been better.
When measuring greatness, # of games is irrelevant.
Gronk played more than enough. Its not like he played 2 seasons or was Terrell Davis.
At their respective heights, Gronk was a better player.
Look at it this way. In a Game 7 would you rather have Sandy Kofax pitching or Greg Maddux? [Reply]
Originally Posted by BryanBusby:
Dude is a shit bag that intentionally tried to injure someone else because he had a bad day. He can go into the Hall of Kiss my Piss.
Absolute travesty he wasn't suspended multiple games for that bullshit. [Reply]
It will be nice that the opinion across the nation will now be what it should have been the last couple years....that Kelce is the best TE in football. [Reply]