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If I had to guess, von Miller probably didn’t get a card because of his off the field issues. Idk tho

And cause he already has a 96, so it’s weird that they’d release a 98 version.

Only the 98 overall masters get all team chems

Yeah it stinks it’s because of his name value

Yeah I guess but he’s gonna be my user most of the time.

You said no one ever locked down DK.

Eh they’re pretty equal. Similar coverage stats, Jamal and Neal are better against the run but johnson is a better user(more agility, better COD).

“Ur dumb and know nothing about football”. Oh boy the roast of the century, who didn’t see that coming. The classic go-to insult when someone knows they’ve lost an argument. Donald D-line is scarier? Pfft give me a break. Who does he have with him? Let’s see: Michael Brockers, Leonard Floyd, and A’Shawn Robinson. Maybe throw in Joseph-day. Leonard Floyd:was viewed as a bust until he made it to the Rams. He’s also never been an all-pro. Michael Brockers? Never been an all-pro, had 5 sacks, 0 FF, and 5 TFL’s this year. Doesn’t scream SCARY to me. Robinson, I won’t even talk about. Now let’s see TJ Watt’s supporting cast. Cam Heyward, Bud Dupree, and Stephon Tuitt. Heyward has been first team all pro twice, been to the pro bowl four times, and had 4 sacks(pretty low), 7 TFL’s, and 19 qb hits to brockers’ 10. Bud Dupree? He had 8 sacks, 8 TFL’s, 2 FF’s, and 15 qb hits. All that compared to Floyd’s, 10.5 sacks, 11 TFL’s, and 19 QB hits. So yeah, Floyd did have a better year than Dupree. But here’s where it gets interesting. Stephon Tuitt compared to A’Shawn Robinson. What you will find is a substantial difference. Tuitt recorded 11 sacks, 10 TFL’s, and 25 qb hits. And two FF’s. Better than anyone else I’ve mentioned so far. Robinson only played 8 games, where he did not get a sack or a TFL, and had 1 qb hit. Now let’s look at the stats of Greg Gaines and Sebastian Joseph-Day, the other two defensive tackles for the Rams that played significant snaps. Gaines recorded 1.5 sacks, one TFL, and 3 qb hits, while Joseph-day recorded 1 sack, 1 TFL, and 4 qb hits. Although Joseph day’s role is to eat up blocks. Also, TJ Watt does get double teamed, but at a significantly lower rate than donald because of the positions they play. For the same reason, the double teams that watt draws are usually tight ends and running backs, due to the fact that if a guard slides over, that creates a lane to the qb for the DT. Donald, on the other hand, gets double teamed PRIMARILY by centers and guards, more than 70% of the time he was on the field, in relation to Watt’s 20%. Despite all that, Donald wins his matchups only 4% of the time less than TJ Watt. In all due respect, TJ Watt is a great player, but Aaron Donald accomplished more when taking into account his double-team rate, their respective supporting casts, and their impact on their teams performance. For example, Donald was not healthy against the Green Bay Packers in the Wild Card Round. As a result, the Packers were able to run the ball very well and give Rodgers a luxury of time to throw the ball. I rest my case.

Dang they passed on Adams again? Disrespectful

Um hello, you ever heard of Jalen Ramsey?