Why J.J. Watt is the best

And steroids

JJ Watt is just incredible. As a 3-4 DE of all positions. I'd bet any team would kill to have him.

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Originally Posted by Rio40

I disagree...

Peterson is so good that he doesn't even get challenged. A lot like Revis a few years ago when Woodson won DPOY over him. He doesn't have the numbers the other guys have because teams don't risk throwing his way.

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Doesn't get challenged? He got wrecked on as a rookie quite often (I realize it's different now that he's matured another year), but he also got ripped up against the 49ers by Alex Smith and Michael Crabtree about a month or so ago. He's nowhere near the level of Revis.

I like PP7 (and actually wanted him for the Panthers at the draft), but he's extremely overrated based just on his coverage abilities.

He goes hard every play, never takes a down off. It seems like most defensive lineman are going to either be a good pass rusher or a good run stopper, not many can do both, but this kid can do it all in a 3-4 set. As a Texans fan he is our MVP hands down, our defense and attitude would not be the same without him. For you to say he's not a good leader is extremely bias. If you watched the Texans play at all this year you would know that the entire defensive line has followed in trying to swat down passes and this makes it hell for all pocket passers. We will have difficulty against roll out passers and QB's who enjoy bootlegs untill Cush comes back but once he is healthy next year this defense will be an all time great.

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Originally Posted by Benaforce

For those that have Miller ahead of JJ i ask is there any area that Von Miller is considerably better than JJ?

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So due to Watt having more deflections, that makes him better? You do realize Miller plays linebacker, right? He isn't in the middle of the line raising his hands. Not taking anything away from Watt does, but I think you think they're playing the same position.

Playing devil's advocate, what is Watt considerably better than Miller other than deflections? It's certainly not forcing fumbles after sacks or covering or being more versatile as a 2 way player.

If you want to call Watt defensive player of the year, no sweat off my back. However, you are severely overlooking Miller's impact on defense.

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Originally Posted by jpro611

And steroids

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And beat the Bears.

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Originally Posted by jpro611

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Watt>Peppers:)

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Originally Posted by AWC713

definitely agree. aldon smith is the "sexy" pick right now, but 6 of his sacks came in one game.

watt is head and shoulders the best defensive player this year, hands down (pun intended?). players at his position shouldnt even he getting sacks, yet he affects game after game despite being double teamed. he has single handedly won games for the texans. not a lot of D players can say that.

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You can't hold that against Aldon Smith. Watt got to play against that same Bears OL and was a non-factor.

Von Miller for me. He does it all and I am beyond impressed with how much better he has become in pass coverage this year. Also Miller is right on par with Watt in terms of sacks and TFL so I don't see how Watt is so much better. Yes Watt has the pass deflections but Miller also had the huge edge in Forced Fumbles with 4 to Watt's 1. Miller for me.

Von Miller.

Tough choice between Miller and Watt to me...

I'll go Miller 1a. Watt 1b.... just because the games Watt was supposed to dominate, he didn't. Bears game.

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Originally Posted by Mile High Champ

Von Miller for me. He does it all and I am beyond impressed with how much better he has become in pass coverage this year. Also Miller is right on par with Watt in terms of sacks and TFL so I don't see how Watt is so much better. Yes Watt has the pass deflections but Miller also had the huge edge in Forced Fumbles with 4 to Watt's 1. Miller for me.

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+ a pick 6.

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Originally Posted by BCB mwat15

You can't hold that against Aldon Smith. Watt got to play against that same Bears OL and was a non-factor.

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It's a consistency factor. Watt is more consistant game in and game out in that aspect.

Still waiting for his test results.

V. Miller is a beast, but J.J. Watt is on pace to lead the texans in sacks,pass deflection, and tackles! Can't recall seeing a DE in a 3-4, leading his team in these categories.

Watt also has 30 or so tackles for loss which hasn't been done for over 5 years. 1 dimensional pass rushers are a dime a dozen, true game changing defenders are rare and this guy is one of them. His #s already reflect what the likes of Reggie White had in their prime. No wonder Wade Philips said he would end up in Canton some day. Glad he's here; good character and non-stop motor. MVP candidate.