Ryan Clark maintains the view that while Brandon Aiyuk is an elite receiver, his value in specific offensive schemes compared to other top NFL quarterbacks is a nuanced subject of debate.

“what I said I didn't think it was bad I said I thought that those guys were more talented humans and I didn't say that Brock py couldn't play I think he's a good player I think he's a good player that understands and runs your system at a high level and also puts the football where his best players ”

Matthew Stafford is currently the best quarterback playing in the NFL.

“There's only one quarterback that I can definitively say playing better than Dak Prescott and that's Matthew Stafford.”

Chad argues that winning should be the primary measure of a receiver's worth and that players shouldn't complain about targets if their team is winning.

“How am I going to go publicly go public and complain when we're winning?”

He holds himself to an extremely high standard of play, often being overly critical of his own technique even when the result of a play is successful.

“can nobody uh tell me that i play bad because like the way i break down myself the way i break down my film like i'm super critical i don't hold no punches with myself like i'm to the t”

Shaun contends that to win the NFL MVP award as a running back, a player must achieve high yardage, high touchdown totals, and a great team record.

“So, when both Leana and I won it, we had, you know, I had 28, I think came next year with 30 and we had great record. we was 13 and three and had 1,800 yards, you know what I mean? So, it takes all three of those things for a running back to get it.”

John Middlekauff contends that JJ McCarthy's performance as an NFL quarterback is currently failing and he lacks the functionality needed to succeed.

“JJ McCarthy can't function Colin they can't function. Davis Mills beat Josh Allen, Davis Mills, M. Jones. These guys are more Shadur Sanders today. They're functional. They can move the ball down the field. So I listen, this thing is it feels over before it even started”

NFL players cannot be expected to change their natural style of running or tackling to avoid penalties for lowering their helmet.

“I mean, what the hell is he supposed to do? Like, what are we doing? What is the competition committee or whoever it is, whoever is passing out these fines, it's still the game of football.”

Stephen A. Smith argues that the Philadelphia Eagles should have allowed Saquon Barkley to pursue the all-time single-season rushing record instead of resting him.

“So you're trying to protect him as as a result he's a 101 yard shot of the alltime single season russan record set by Eric Dickerson and he's not going to get an opportunity to go for it because they want to rest him now under most circumstances I will completely understand that here's my issue”