Darrelle Revis to retire!!!!

[dal4018]

Former NY JET DB to call it quits after 11 yrs heard this on sports radio WFAN!!!!!!

[AZGrizFan]

OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Whatever will the NFL DOO?????????????????????

[dal4018]

OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Whatever will the NFL DOO?????????????????????

Take a guess lol!!!!

[Chizzang]

In his early days with the Jets he was the best I'd ever seen play the position...

[Gil Dobie]

In his early days with the Jets he was the best I'd ever seen play the position...

Lot of great CB's in the last 30 years, and Revis was one of them. Some say Dieon Sanders was the best, but I would go with my guy, Charles Woodson. He was the difference maker that Aaron Rodgers needed on the other side of the ball, to win the Super Bowl.

[Chizzang]

In his early days with the Jets he was the best I'd ever seen play the position...

Lot of great CB's in the last 30 years, and Revis was one of them. Some say Dieon Sanders was the best, but I would go with my guy, Charles Woodson. He was the difference maker that Aaron Rodgers needed on the other side of the ball, to win the Super Bowl.

I don't disagree...
Revis in his first 4 years was the best I'd ever seen (and PFF agrees)
But he fell off after his first injury and never reached those heights again

his career is NOT as impressive as Woodson or Sanders by a long stretch

[dbackjon]

Lot of great CB's in the last 30 years, and Revis was one of them. Some say Dieon Sanders was the best, but I would go with my guy, Charles Woodson. He was the difference maker that Aaron Rodgers needed on the other side of the ball, to win the Super Bowl.

I don't disagree...
Revis in his first 4 years was the best I'd ever seen (and PFF agrees)
But he fell off after his first injury and never reached those heights again

his career is NOT as impressive as Woodson or Sanders by a long stretch

But you could also argue that during that 3-4 year stretch, no one had so much separation from the next closest player as Revis did.

[Chizzang]

I don't disagree...
Revis in his first 4 years was the best I'd ever seen (and PFF agrees)
But he fell off after his first injury and never reached those heights again

his career is NOT as impressive as Woodson or Sanders by a long stretch

But you could also argue that during that 3-4 year stretch, no one had so much separation from the next closest player as Revis did.

Without question...
He held the top three receivers in the league in his third season to 3 catches and 7 yards
During that season he received zero safety help for the entire season - had 31 pass defended and 6 int
The next closes DB with passes defended was 18 by Charles Woodson

Revis was substantially better than the second best DB
although Woodson had a better career Revis had 3 of the best DB seasons in NFL history

[Gil Dobie]

But you could also argue that during that 3-4 year stretch, no one had so much separation from the next closest player as Revis did.

Without question...
He held the top three receivers in the league in his third season to 3 catches and 7 yards
During that season he received zero safety help for the entire season - had 31 pass defended and 6 int
The next closes DB with passes defended was 18 by Charles Woodson

Revis was substantially better than the second best DB
although Woodson had a better career Revis had 3 of the best DB seasons in NFL history

I would give Revis the advantage for coverage, Woodson had other intangibles. That season Woodson had 18 passes defended, he had 9 interceptions, 3 for TD's, and a couple QB sacks. As with all power ratings, nothing is absolute. Just have to go with the guy you think is best after reviewing the stats.

[Chizzang]

Without question...
He held the top three receivers in the league in his third season to 3 catches and 7 yards
During that season he received zero safety help for the entire season - had 31 pass defended and 6 int
The next closes DB with passes defended was 18 by Charles Woodson

Revis was substantially better than the second best DB
although Woodson had a better career Revis had 3 of the best DB seasons in NFL history

I would give Revis the advantage for coverage, Woodson had other intangibles. That season Woodson had 18 passes defended, he had 9 interceptions, 3 for TD's, and a couple QB sacks. As with all power ratings, nothing is absolute. Just have to go with the guy you think is best after reviewing the stats.

Woodson was used differently than Revis
Woodson was the defensive captain

[SuperHornet]

In his early days with the Jets he was the best I'd ever seen play the position...

Darelle Revis can't hold a candle to Michael Downs.

[css75]

2 words: Champ Bailey


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[Gil Dobie]

2 words: Champ Bailey


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Roland was one of the best, along with Ronnie Lott, Rod Woodson and I can even remember Herb Adderley from his late Packers and Cowboy years. There have been some pretty good DBacks out there, but we have DBackjon.

[css75]

2 words: Champ Bailey


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Roland was one of the best, along with Ronnie Lott, Rod Woodson and I can even remember Herb Adderley from his late Packers and Cowboy years. There have been some pretty good DBacks out there, but we have DBackjon.

We have DBackJon, but is that a good or bad thing?


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[SuperHornet]

2 words: Champ Bailey


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He's not as good as Michael Downs, either....

[Gil Dobie]

[Chizzang]

2 words: Champ Bailey


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He's not as good as Michael Downs, either....

I can only assume you're not actually serious...
But if you are serious, why isn't Downs in the Hall of Fame

[SuperHornet]

He OUGHT to be, Chizzy.

[SuperHornet]

At least Downs didn't stand there with his thumb up his butt watching the future blow up in his face....

[CID1990]

How do you stand anywhere with your thumb in your butt?

You can't really stand. You have to sort of bend at the midsection

its more like crouching there with your thumb in your butt


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