They figured it out pretty quick. He was Defensive Rookie of the Year and a Pro Bowler his first year.

His 2nd year was statistically one of the best seasons for a linebacker in the past couple decades. Then Lovie came...

:lol: Your retort to RFDC for using the stat line was "he was open other times, and he dropped some passes."

Even Phil Simms laughs at that.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

"he was open other times and he dropped some passes." That is your criteria for a WR "owning" a cornerback. If you can do so without pulling a muscle, just sit and think about that for a minute.

One of the top Guards in the NFL. Pro Bowler in his rookie season.

Fuller was praised heavily for his work on Benjamin during the broadcast. That's not conclusive of anything. However, don't you find it a bit compelling that several good-great WR have now had bad games when matched up against him?

I have MANY years of experience in trying to appreciate steaming piles of dogshit.

Fuller was praised heavily for his work on Benjamin during the broadcast. That's not conclusive of anything. However, don't you find it a bit compelling that several good-great WR have now had bad games when matched up against him?

Fuller was praised heavily for his work on Benjamin during the broadcast. That's not conclusive of anything. However, don't you find it a bit compelling that several good-great WR have now had bad games when matched up against him?

All I said was Benjamin had his way with him that game. Benjamin had 3 catches for 40 and 4 drops. He was targeted 11 times. So it's not like Fuller had him blanketed. Never said anything about the other ones.

A simple statement gets the two idiot superfans all riled up b/c all they can do is read a stat line.

I have MANY years of experience in trying to appreciate steaming piles of dogshit.

And the guy you think sucks (Jordy) had a great game against him.

because of an all world quarterback

That last TD to Quarless yesterday is a good example of the greatness of Rogers. He wasn't open. The LB had great coverage. Rogers threw him open.

All I said was Benjamin had his way with him that game.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

because of an all world quarterback

That last TD to Quarless yesterday is a good example of the greatness of Rogers. He wasn't open. The LB had great coverage. Rogers threw him open.

because of an all world quarterback

That last TD to Quarless yesterday is a good example of the greatness of Rogers. He wasn't open. The LB had great coverage. Rogers threw him open.

Watch the play again. The LB did not even have good coverage, let alone great. He allowed himself to get boxed out and not have a chance to affect the play. Outside of just falling on his ass, he couldn't have done a worse job.

I have MANY years of experience in trying to appreciate steaming piles of dogshit.

Baltimore Ravens LB C.J. Mosley A Lock For 2014 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year

When the Baltimore Ravens lost legendary linebacker Ray Lewis to retirement after winning the Super Bowl in 2013, many were uncertain as to where future leadership and production would come from. The ensuing season saw aging linebacker Terrell Suggs’ production dip slightly while newly acquired linebacker Daryl Smith shined in a career season, leading the Ravens with 123 tackles. However, many didn’t see Smith as the long-term answer. Enter rookie C.J. Mosley, the next great Ravens linebacker.

The 2014 NFL Draft first-round pick has exploded onto the scene, not only leading Baltimore in tackles, but currently ranking fifth in the NFL with a total of 57. Mosley has managed to stand out in the middle of a star-studded linebacking corps that includes former Pro Bowl selections Suggs and Elvis Dumervil. Fans fell in love with the Alabama product in just his second game, a winning performance against Baltimore’s bitter rival Pittsburgh Steelers, where Mosley recorded 10 tackles and recovered his own forced fumble.

Mosley’s most notable performance came in a road loss to the Indianapolis Colts where he notched 15 tackles and the first interception of his career. Even though the Ravens didn’t earn a desirable result, it was impossible to miss Mosley’s impact on the game. He has proven to be the best player on one of the NFL’s top defenses and has the statistics to back his performance, leading the Ravens in tackles in every game since Week 2.

Sure, Chicago Bears defensive back Kyle Fuller and Buffalo Bills linebacker Preston Brown aren’t going to roll over and hand Mosley the Defensive Rookie of the Year award. Fuller and Brown both got off to hot starts, but neither will be able to sustain their pace the way Mosley will. His role as the centerpiece of the Ravens’ defense will continue to grow, and he is on pace to finish with around 160 tackles, a number that would have been good for a top-five finish last year.

Mosley has even proven be outstanding in pass coverage this season. Despite being a linebacker, his six passes defended rank second amongst rookies. The only reasonable criticism of Mosley thus far is his failure to record a sack through Week 6, but those stats appear to be coming after he just missed on three hits on Mike Glennon this week.

There is little uncertainty that the Ravens have found their next great linebacker. The torch has been passed and Mosley will pick up right where Lewis left off, beginning with winning the 2014 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year award.

Brenden McLaughlin is a Baltimore Ravens writer for Rantsports.com. Follow him on Twitter @b_maction or add him to your network on Google.

I'll defer to the superfan experts here on whether the defender is a glove on Quarless.

The guy just assumes the bolded segment as fact. Guess it's true.

Good luck with your Fuller/Benjamin argument still in process, however

PFF graded Fuller negatively. However, PFF is conveniently only used when positive grades are given. Otherwise, PFF is considered trash.

I consider it trash no matter what but Emery is a subscriber.