04-13-2023, 05:59 PM
(04-13-2023, 05:20 PM)PDub80 Wrote: This is not true. Especially when you weight the fact that pass blocking is more important in today's NFL over run blocking. Jonah vs OBJr is not even close.
I love how you try to just pass of probowl voting as a popularity contest only voted on by people who don't watch football or know anything about it.... all while not knowing jack shit about what PFF stats you're quoting. The irony is hilarious.
The Bengals are the 10th most popular team in ALL OF AMERICAN PRO SPORTS - yet Jonah Williams doesn't sniff probowl votes. Why? Because he's not a consistantly strong player. This isn't Whitworth playing on a team that doesn't win much or get much media exposure. Bengals are HUGE in the media and with fans and Williams is ignored. Why? Because he isn't good.
Orlando Brown Jr being voted to the probowl 4 straight years on 2 different teams isn't because people just know him for being popular. Oh, and he did this at both LT & RT for the VERY popular Chiefs and the NOT so popular Ravens.
Take the L here with grace and bounce out of the thread. It's long past time.
the Bengals are popular NOW. They were on the rise in 2021. Plus Jonah does have all those sacks attributed to him in 2021, on a team that was known to have a garbage line.
https://www.pff.com/nfl/players/jonah-williams/41651?season=2021
his overall grade for 2021 is 77.1
that's higher than any OBjr year. This is not a lie. Look at the website.
https://www.pff.com/nfl/players/orlando-brown/46227
now go through Brown's seasons and try to find his best year. Guess what? It isnt higher than 77.1
this is all Im saying. He's a good player. I'll take him over Jonah. Stop giving him credit for the pro bowls.
It's because you are of such profound wisdom, Frank Booth. - SunsetBengal
