I agree with everything about 15. He is s complete asswipe, but he is a good WR and last I checked, they play football, not educational meetings..

We should run down the list of the top 20 WR (by any standard) and determine which one is not an asswipe. I would bet it would be limited to the rookies and only because we don't know enough about them.

These are grown-azz men according to him. So why are they so weak and immature now that Marshall effects the locker room. Seems inconsistent to me.

Marshall has never played in a playoff game either. It's not like his production seems to result in anything worthwhile..

1 Antonio Brown, WR PIT 129 182 1,698 13.2 13 63 19 106.1 1 568 85
2 Demaryius Thomas, WR DEN 111 184 1,619 14.6 11 86 25 101.2 0 647 69
3 Julio Jones, WR ATL 104 164 1,593 15.3 6 79 31 106.2 2 553 76
4 Jordy Nelson, WR GB 98 151 1,519 15.5 13 80 19 94.9 0 481 71 douchebag
5 Emmanuel Sanders, WR DEN 101 141 1,404 13.9 9 48 24 87.8 1 370 69
6 T.Y. Hilton, WR IND 82 130 1,345 16.4 7 73 21 89.7 3 372 62
7 Golden Tate, WR DET 99 142 1,331 13.4 4 73 17 83.2 1 691 58
8 Dez Bryant, WR DAL 88 138 1,320 15.0 16 68 22 82.5 0 352 60
9 Jeremy Maclin, WR PHI 85 143 1,318 15.5 10 72 21 82.4 0 489 56
10 Odell Beckham Jr., WR NYG 91 132 1,305 14.3 12 80 16 108.8 0 427 57
11 Randall Cobb, WR GB 91 126 1,287 14.1 12 70 24 80.4 1 556 71 douchebag
12 DeAndre Hopkins, WR HOU 76 127 1,210 15.9 6 76 20 75.6 2 383 57
13 DeSean Jackson, WR WSH 56 94 1,169 20.9 6 81 16 77.9 0 393 35
14 Alshon Jeffery, WR CHI 85 145 1,133 13.3 10 74 17 70.8 0 473 60
16 Calvin Johnson, WR DET 71 128 1,077 15.2 8 67 16 82.8 0 244 59
17 Steve Smith Sr., WR BAL 79 133 1,065 13.5 6 80 15 66.6 1 343 45
18 Anquan Boldin, WR SF 83 130 1,062 12.8 5 76 14 66.4 0 351 56
19 Mike Evans, WR TB 68 124 1,051 15.5 12 56 20 70.1 0 179 46
20 A.J. Green, WR CIN 69 116 1,041 15.1 6 81 13 80.1 2 298 46
Kelvin Benjamin, WR CAR 73 146 1,008 13.8 9 51 14 63.0 1 173 50
23 Vincent Jackson, WR TB 70 143 1,002 14.3 2 50 12 62.6 1 164 50

Marshall is more frequently than not the best WR on the field in whatever game he plays. He does his job as well as almost anyone. I do not expect him to do the job of others

There are a lot of reasons to believe his statistics are fairly hollow.

Big numbers on average offenses. Last year was the anomaly.

I know this is not the most logical way to think about it, but I never want to go back to having 5 #3-#4 type receivers led by the likes of Johnny Knox and Devin Hester

I don't either but those teams were better than the Bears with Marshall.

oh boy. So now we're going to glorify Boozer? ARE YOU SERIOUS? ARE YOU SERIOUS?!!!! What, you'd rather have Boozer than Gasol?

There are a lot of reasons to believe his statistics are fairly hollow.

Big numbers on average offenses. Last year was the anomaly.

Who is saying that ?!?

I think that has more to do with special teams and defense...

I disagree.

Calvin Johnson's teams have sucked most of his career.

Who is saying that ?!?

Made the playoffs twice though. Marshall never has.

There has to be some reason that Marshall has never played in a playoff game especially when he has played at such an elite level. To me, he is like one of those guys in the NBA that scores 20 ppg on a garbage team. All the while we have other elite receivers playing on elite offenses and elite teams. I won't miss the Brandon Marshall era Bears teams. Will you?

I'd remember the offense two years ago in the same way I remember the Kramer-Graham offense. Each were a lot of fun and different than the sense of doom created by a plodding offense in just about every other Bear era

Is tranny up on podcast yet?

It's up. I'm not even going to listen because I get uncomfortable with confrontation

Or because it sounds like a typical argument where Bernstein is wrong but the adversary can't pin him down, and we all lose.

Here is an initial analysis