Re: Maybe, he's great, but S-Jax was no slouch, nor Gurley
| September 12, 2024 07:51PM |
Yup, those are the ones I'd rank.
I'd switch Jackson out with Gurley, though. As I recall when Jackson had it to do he done did it. But as you've watched all of them more than I have, and I saw very little Gurley, I'll willingly concede the point.
I think we'd agree, though, MArshall was the best. He brought brains and technique along with beef enough to be an enforcer. Both he and Williams have thgighs like tree trunks and lowed backs enough to take that explosion upward into their trunks. Timing has a lot to do with it, too, and with it they're built to get their pads lower and explode into a big enough hit to jar or unseat a bigger player - like Hutchinson.
I'd switch Jackson out with Gurley, though. As I recall when Jackson had it to do he done did it. But as you've watched all of them more than I have, and I saw very little Gurley, I'll willingly concede the point.
I think we'd agree, though, MArshall was the best. He brought brains and technique along with beef enough to be an enforcer. Both he and Williams have thgighs like tree trunks and lowed backs enough to take that explosion upward into their trunks. Timing has a lot to do with it, too, and with it they're built to get their pads lower and explode into a big enough hit to jar or unseat a bigger player - like Hutchinson.
