Green is great-but is he really ELITE?

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(09-14-2015, 03:11 PM)djs7685 Wrote: This isn't over my head. You're the one making up the criteria and apparently you're the one that is missing the point.

Aaron Rodgers would 110% be a lock Hall of Fame QB if he retired tomorrow. 100%. No one would argue that.

Antonio Brown would 110% be NOT a lock as a Hall of Fame WR if he retired tomorrow. 100%. No one other than you right now would argue that.

If you would have said with your original post that you only consider Brown and Calvin to be the elites of the league and left it at that, I'd have accepted your answer with no argument. It's the fact that you added the weird criteria of your only elite players are "future HOF" but not "future HOF potential".

Antonio Brown is HOF potential, plain and simple, so he doesn't fit YOUR criteria. Do you understand what I'm saying??? You can think AB is elite, but you can't think AB is elite and have your criteria of "elite" be that the player has to be future HoF, because AB doesn't fit that criteria. This isn't very difficult to understand, my man. I'm cool with you thinking he's an elite WR, but you're not making sense with the nonsensical reasoning since he doesn't fit the bill. If he fits, then so do the other guys on your list.

I will dumb it down for you as it is more than just WR stats.

AB is a better receiver because he makes impact play after impact play in big moments than guys like Julio and AJ thus far. AJ disappears in the playoffs.

Rodgers does not have the stats right now yet either, he has his playoff success in addition to everything else

So, based on the criteria I set in my mind AB continues on the same path, he will be a lock very soon