whos the worst football player whos considered good?

Answer 1

I'll name a few.

Randy Moss - He's lazy and an locker room cancer. His apologists always claim that Oakland isn't getting him the ball enough, but he takes most plays off.

Mike Vick - He's a clueless QB who has not improved at all since his freshman year in college and keeps regressing. When his one decent asset (his legs) goes out, he's done, if he doesn't get himself tossed out of Atlanta by flicking off Falcons fans or pulling himself out of games for a scratch first.

Rex Grossman - Some consider him a good player. He cost the Bears the Super Bowl by sticking their defense on the field for over an hour with his fumbles and he nearly cost them a few regular season games by fumbling (for example, the Monday Night Game where the defense saved them against Arizona)

Some unwarranted inclusions others have made.

Daunte Culpepper - He was actually playing pretty good in 05 before his injury (his teammates couldn't gain a yard on the ground, but he was completing over 60% of his passes that year anyway). His few games last year can be ignored because he was injured and tried to come back too soon. He could be great in Miami this year since he'll be fully recovered and he'll have San Diego's coordinator as his coach.

Terrell Owens - Yes, Owens drops a few passes sometimes (though his hand injury played a big role in that) and yes he can disrupt a team when he isn't happy or gets offended over nothing. However, he's just about impossible to tackle and would have scored about 20 or so TDs last year (or so it seemed) if he didn't have that pass dropping problem. At least he's trying to catch the passes, unlike Randy Moss who often lets passes sail right by him.

Brett Favre - Yes he's old, but he's still one of the top 5 QBs in the NFL. How many players still have that level of passion for the game going into their 17th season in the NFL (and probably 30ish playing football)? He's done a great job building a very young Packers team into an 8-8 team that beat the NFC Champs in their last game (and the Bears didn't throw it either). If Brett Favre were the QB of a powerhouse team that has a QB problem, that team would have a good chance of going undefeated or at the least winning a Super Bowl. Green Bay wouldn't have won 3 games with an injured Aaron Rodgers or I-AA QB Ingle Martin (good arm and legs, but probably not as good as Tavarus Jackson, which means he'd be pretty bad).

Answer 2

Daunte Culpepper - A lot of people considered this guy god. In reality he had one of the most naturally gifted Receivers in the game. Say what you want about Moss, but those early years in Minnesota Moss absolutely dominated, that was before the I play when i want to days. Moss Made Brad Johnson look good, Randall Cunningham, Todd Bouman. And I think he made Culpepper looked real good. Culpepper has not looked at all good without Randy. I hope Moss gets traded to the patriots, right now Moss is just wasting his time away.

Running backs - Duce Staley, Reuben Droughns, Chester Taylor, Mike Anderson. These guys are all backup running backs they should not be starting. All overrated.

Answer 3

A few years ago everyone was on Bens ship until he has 1 bad season. He is much better than most QBs. I think there are alot of players I won't pay a dollar to have live in my city let alone play for my team. I d be here all night.

Answer 4

Michael Vick- RB who takes snaps
Eli Manning- When he has a decent game, he's praised as the best thing to happen to football since they invented the ball itself, when he has an awful game, everybody makes excuses for him.

Please, offensively, Ben Roethlisberger's arm won the 3 road playoff games. We had a hard time running the ball, you can hear Tony Dungy say "they can't run it against us" on the NFL Network's "Game of the Week."

Cheers!

Answer 5

Ron Mexico has to be the worst player in the history of sport to get a contract the size of his...do people forget they had to throw out half the college football playbook for him to run the offense at VT?...just put him at slot receiver where he belongs already willya? (nice lobs up there with Culpepper and Grossman)

Answer 6

Mike Vick or T.O., vick just isn't ever gonna develop into the quarterback people thought he could be and T.O.'s stats are way overblown, his numbers only seem good till you realize he drops more passes than he catches, hell throw me the ball 20 times a game I could come up with 5 catches too.

Answer 7

cant believe people are saying TO. TO is a top 3 WR, sure he led the league in dropped passes but he also led the league in TDs. TO is a great WR but is just a big pain in the @$$.

Vick is a horrible QB, more of a runningback if you ask me. he doesnt deserve the 100 mill they pay him. cant throw to WRs for sh!t.

Roy Williams (cowboys) - he CAN NOT cover ANYBODY. he is a hard hitter and thats it, he get so lost in coverage its not even funny. people can run right by him and he wont even notice.

Answer 8

Vick, oh and the one who was complaining about McNair that is easy to explain. McNair is an IMPROVED Vick. McNair actually was really good when he started, his problem was the constant injuries.
Moss, if he had some WORK ETHIC he might be good. I'd believe he has the ability. Not sure about that but I will believe it.

Answer 9

QB - M Vick, should play running back.
RB - Jamal Lewis, hasn't been the same since prison.
WR - Randy Moss, wtf happened to him? Oh yeah Raiders.
TE - Jeremy Shockey, Injuries and bad attitude.
OL - Larry Allen, How does he continue making the pro bowl? He can barely walk.
DL - Javon Kearse, he's good when he's not injured. Too bad he's always injured
LB - Demarcus Ware, plays too soft for a LB.
DB - Roy Williams, somebody else already pointed out that he can't cover and tries too hard for big hits.

Answer 10

Drew Bledsoe