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re: Jarvis Landry will be better than ODB in 2015
Posted on 1/12/15 at 10:36 am to tadelatt
Posted on 1/12/15 at 10:36 am to tadelatt
Well I up voted not because I think Jarvis will have a better year next year but for the love for him. He is a favorite of mine and I thought and still think he will have a better career when done.
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Posted on 1/12/15 at 10:39 am to Choupique19
Jarvis is going to be a solid receiver for a long time, but OBJ is just too dynamic. If Landry played with an elite QB, he could probably rack up redzone TDs. I can't see Landry keeping up with OBJ in receiving yards.
Posted on 1/12/15 at 10:39 am to PortCityTiger24
Yea I believe so as well. Jarvis never really had problems dropping passes here at LSU. The dolphins also run alot to his side because of his great blocking ability. I expect Jarvis to be the man in Miami for years to come.
Posted on 1/12/15 at 10:40 am to tadelatt
quote:
ODB
tad, is ODB his initials?
Odell Beck, Jr. =/= ODB
Posted on 1/12/15 at 10:42 am to tadelatt
Manning > Tanneyhill
Posted on 1/12/15 at 10:44 am to tadelatt
quote:
Jarvis Landry will be better than ODB in 2015
no
And, that's not a knock on Landry.
You are absolutely missing the boat on Beckham. He had one of the best rookie seasons for a WR ever.
Posted on 1/12/15 at 10:47 am to tadelatt
OBJ: 7.6 rec/game
108.75 yds/game
1 td/game
14.3 yds/catch
Landry: 5.25 rec/game
47.4 yds/game
0.31 tds/game
9 yds/catch
What exactly does Landry do better than OBJ? Landry is a nice #2/3 receiver but OBJ already proved he is an elite #1. Stop being a Landry fan boy for a second and look at the facts.
108.75 yds/game
1 td/game
14.3 yds/catch
Landry: 5.25 rec/game
47.4 yds/game
0.31 tds/game
9 yds/catch
What exactly does Landry do better than OBJ? Landry is a nice #2/3 receiver but OBJ already proved he is an elite #1. Stop being a Landry fan boy for a second and look at the facts.
Posted on 1/12/15 at 10:47 am to BRUNNIN4
OP IS TROLLIN ?
Posted on 1/12/15 at 10:48 am to ItsThatDude12
quote:
OP IS A frickING MORON
fify
Posted on 1/12/15 at 10:53 am to tadelatt
List of Odell Beckham Jr's NFL Records
NFL Records
Most consecutive games with 90+ receiving yards: 9, 2014-ongoing, tying Michael Irvin
Most consecutive games with 130+ receiving yards, 1+ TD: 4, tying Patrick Jeffers and Calvin Johnson [34]
Most games with 10+ receptions, Rookie, Season: 4
Most games with 10+ receptions, 100+ receiving yards, Rookie, Season: 4
Most games with 10+ receptions, 100+ receiving yards, 1+ TD reception, Season: 4, tying Torry Holt [35]
Most 125+ Yard games, Rookie, Season: 6 [36]
Most consecutive games with 6+ receptions, 90+ receiving yards: 9 [37]
Most receptions in a seven-game span by a rookie: 61 [38]
Most receptions at home, Rookie, Season: 52 [39]
Most receptions in month of November, Rookie: 38 (2014) [40]
Most receptions in month of December, Rookie: 43 (2014) [41]
Most touchdown receptions in month of December: Rookie, 7 (2014) [42]
Most receiving yards in any calender month, Rookie: 606 yards (December 2014) [43]
Highest average receiving yards per game, Rookie, Season: 108.8 [44]
Only player in NFL history with 75+ receptions in 11 games to begin a career [45]
Second player in NFL history with 90+ receptions while playing in 12 or fewer games in season, joining Lionel Taylor [46]
Second player in NFL history to have 1,100+ receiving yards in 11 games or fewer in season, joining Don Hutson [47]
Only rookie with 75+ receptions, 1,100+ receiving yards, 10+ TD's in a season [48]
Only player in NFL history to have 1,300+ receiving yards while playing in 12 or fewer games in season [49]
Only rookie with 90+ receiving yards in 5 games in a calender month (November 2014)
Only rookie in NFL history to have multiple games with 10+ receptions, 125+ receiving yards, 1+ TD in a season (4)
Only rookie in NFL history to have 12+ catches, 140+ receiving yards and 3+ TDs in a game [50]
Only rookie in NFL history to have consecutive games with 11+ receptions, 130+ receiving yards, 1+ TD [51]
Only rookie in NFL history to have 10+ receptions in consecutive games [52]
Only rookie in NFL history to have 11+ receptions in consecutive games [53]
Only rookie in NFL history with 50+ receptions at home in a season
Second rookie in NFL history to have multiple games with 10+ receptions, 100+ receiving yards, 1+ TD in a season (3)
Second rookie in NFL history with 700+ receiving yards in a 6-game span
Second rookie in NFL history with 10+ receptions and 3+ receiving TDs in a game
Second rookie in NFL history with 700+ receiving yards at home in a season, joining Bill Groman [54]
Third rookie in NFL history to record 10+ receptions, 125+ receiving yards, 2+ TDs in a game
Fourth rookie in NFL history to have 90+ receptions in a season
Fourth rookie in NFL history to have 1,300+ receiving yards in a season
Youngest player in NFL history with multiple games of 10+ receptions in a season: 4 (22 years, 53 days)[55]
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NFL Records
Most consecutive games with 90+ receiving yards: 9, 2014-ongoing, tying Michael Irvin
Most consecutive games with 130+ receiving yards, 1+ TD: 4, tying Patrick Jeffers and Calvin Johnson [34]
Most games with 10+ receptions, Rookie, Season: 4
Most games with 10+ receptions, 100+ receiving yards, Rookie, Season: 4
Most games with 10+ receptions, 100+ receiving yards, 1+ TD reception, Season: 4, tying Torry Holt [35]
Most 125+ Yard games, Rookie, Season: 6 [36]
Most consecutive games with 6+ receptions, 90+ receiving yards: 9 [37]
Most receptions in a seven-game span by a rookie: 61 [38]
Most receptions at home, Rookie, Season: 52 [39]
Most receptions in month of November, Rookie: 38 (2014) [40]
Most receptions in month of December, Rookie: 43 (2014) [41]
Most touchdown receptions in month of December: Rookie, 7 (2014) [42]
Most receiving yards in any calender month, Rookie: 606 yards (December 2014) [43]
Highest average receiving yards per game, Rookie, Season: 108.8 [44]
Only player in NFL history with 75+ receptions in 11 games to begin a career [45]
Second player in NFL history with 90+ receptions while playing in 12 or fewer games in season, joining Lionel Taylor [46]
Second player in NFL history to have 1,100+ receiving yards in 11 games or fewer in season, joining Don Hutson [47]
Only rookie with 75+ receptions, 1,100+ receiving yards, 10+ TD's in a season [48]
Only player in NFL history to have 1,300+ receiving yards while playing in 12 or fewer games in season [49]
Only rookie with 90+ receiving yards in 5 games in a calender month (November 2014)
Only rookie in NFL history to have multiple games with 10+ receptions, 125+ receiving yards, 1+ TD in a season (4)
Only rookie in NFL history to have 12+ catches, 140+ receiving yards and 3+ TDs in a game [50]
Only rookie in NFL history to have consecutive games with 11+ receptions, 130+ receiving yards, 1+ TD [51]
Only rookie in NFL history to have 10+ receptions in consecutive games [52]
Only rookie in NFL history to have 11+ receptions in consecutive games [53]
Only rookie in NFL history with 50+ receptions at home in a season
Second rookie in NFL history to have multiple games with 10+ receptions, 100+ receiving yards, 1+ TD in a season (3)
Second rookie in NFL history with 700+ receiving yards in a 6-game span
Second rookie in NFL history with 10+ receptions and 3+ receiving TDs in a game
Second rookie in NFL history with 700+ receiving yards at home in a season, joining Bill Groman [54]
Third rookie in NFL history to record 10+ receptions, 125+ receiving yards, 2+ TDs in a game
Fourth rookie in NFL history to have 90+ receptions in a season
Fourth rookie in NFL history to have 1,300+ receiving yards in a season
Youngest player in NFL history with multiple games of 10+ receptions in a season: 4 (22 years, 53 days)[55]
LINK
Posted on 1/12/15 at 11:00 am to LSUtigers111
I've always said Jarvis is Hines Ward 2.0.
Tough as nails, hard working, shite talking, shorter receiver that does everything well and seems to catch everything. Runs crisp routes, blocks very well, etc. Will be a great, reliable WR in the game for over a decade. He isn't the fastest player on the field, the biggest, or the most athletic, but he is good in all areas.
OBJ is a superstar playmaker. He's like an Antonio Brown, Steve Smith Sr., etc. He will have 200 yard, 3 TD games. He is a walking highlight reel.
Tough as nails, hard working, shite talking, shorter receiver that does everything well and seems to catch everything. Runs crisp routes, blocks very well, etc. Will be a great, reliable WR in the game for over a decade. He isn't the fastest player on the field, the biggest, or the most athletic, but he is good in all areas.
OBJ is a superstar playmaker. He's like an Antonio Brown, Steve Smith Sr., etc. He will have 200 yard, 3 TD games. He is a walking highlight reel.
Posted on 1/12/15 at 11:00 am to tadelatt
quote:
My point is that Jarvis Landry is probably going to be a monster in 2015 simply because he has a good QB, a deep WR threat opposite him (ODB at LSU), and solid TE's at Miami
what does this have to do with it?
Posted on 1/12/15 at 11:01 am to tadelatt
It's OBJ not ODB
Posted on 1/12/15 at 11:03 am to Choupique19
quote:
Odell flat out could not be stopped even with teams focusing completely on him the last 4 games of the year.
Posted on 1/12/15 at 11:04 am to tadelatt
Love Jarvis. Probably my favorite Tiger player behind Kevin Faulk, but OBJ is simply a more dynamic receiver. He's got blow the top off speed and incredible ability to change direction while at near top speed to go along with the great route running and hands. He and Jarvis share a similar skill set with routes and catching but Beckham also has elite physical abilities that IMO separates him from Jarvis.
Beckham has looked borderline unguardable out there.
Beckham has looked borderline unguardable out there.
Posted on 1/12/15 at 11:06 am to tadelatt
quote:
My point is that Jarvis Landry is probably going to be a monster in 2015 simply because he has a good QB, a deep WR threat opposite him (ODB at LSU), and solid TE's at Miami.
He had all of those things this season and he wasn't a "monster". Beckham doesn't need any help, he just dominates.
Posted on 1/12/15 at 11:09 am to CSATiger
quote:
It's OBJ not ODB
Agreed, "Dell" is not one of his names
Posted on 1/12/15 at 11:12 am to tadelatt
LINK
Also kinda says something when his name is getting mentioned right next to Lebron James' name in headlines.
Odell's quote "I by no means cheer for Dallas but I have no idea what or how thts not called a catch . Thts a joke"
Glad theres a mutual hate for dallas
Also kinda says something when his name is getting mentioned right next to Lebron James' name in headlines.
Odell's quote "I by no means cheer for Dallas but I have no idea what or how thts not called a catch . Thts a joke"
Glad theres a mutual hate for dallasPosted on 1/12/15 at 11:13 am to tadelatt
We do love Landry, but are you auditioning to be his agent?
Posted on 1/12/15 at 11:14 am to tadelatt
I agree, he could be, but I would still draft Odell over any wide receiver last yr. Also, bet you Odell is the Nu 1 fantasy league player for 2015.
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