re: ESPN's top 100 players

I understand your point. However, I don't believe Clowney is more talented or feared as J.J. Watt but he's ranked ahead of him. I also feel that Melvin Gordon is better than Kareem Hunt. I guess my point is that in the well known/mostly respected sports/football network world, players have been identified who clearly separate themselves from their peers. Landry's name has come up multiple times. Just listen to what opposing defenders or coaches have to say about him. I'll admit that as a fan of LSU I can't help but notice the amount of Tigers to make that ESPN list as NFLers. That doesn't mean I take the Homer route when it comes to acknowledging talent. And whoever said Juice was better than Mike Thomas does not watch football.