Moeaki/Gonzalez At The Halfway Point
 

Just thought Id point out how close the two are at this point.


Gonzalez
37 catches
3 touchdowns
9.8 y/c
364 yards

Moeaki
30 catches
2 touchdowns
334 yards
11.5 y/c

pretty damn close

May very well be the best pick of the 2010 draft so far for us.

:toast:

If this were Facebook, I'd press the Like button.

He's good .. but like Mc better .......

Yeah I like MOEAKI.Should get better and better.
Posted via Mobile Device

let's compare their rookie stats

Tony Gonzalez in 1997, played all 16 games. He had 33 receptions for 368 yards and 2 TDs

Tony Moaeki, now, only 8 games as a rookie so far, 30 receptions, 334 yards and 2 TDs

YA! lol, no I'm saying that he's going to be a better pro than the best TE of all time. But he sure is off to a great start!

he is the new jesus

I think the most impressive thing is the fact that he's been rock solid dependable. He's played like a seasoned vet.

You forgot one of the most important stats at the halfway point of the season:

Tony Gonzalez age - 34

Tony Moeaki age - 23

Except when he dropped that screen that looked like it was set up beautifully.

But don't get me wrong, I like new Tony a lot.

I hope he stays healthy.

In addition, he's already a very solid blocker. It took Tony G a bit to get to that level.

But, but, but what about the 4th rounder they "pissed away" and the other uber TE's available?

Yep, a great pick. Just think if we have another draft like this , we're set.

Tony G had a number of drops in his first couple or three seasons.

Used to piss me off pretty consistently.

try this for some rookie stats

Ed Reed; Year 2002, 16 games, 85 Tackles, 1 Sack, 5 Interceptions

Kerry Rhodes; Year 2005, 16 Games, 85 Tackles, 1 Sack, 1 Interception

Sean Taylor; Year 2004, 15 Games, 60 Tackles, 1 Sack, 4 Interceptions

Troy Palomalu; Year 2003, 16 Games, 38 Tackles, 2 Sacks, 0 Interceptions

Donte Whitner; Year 2006, 15 Games, 37 Tackles, 0 Sacks, 1 Interception

Adrian Wilson; Year 2001, 16 Games, 32 Tackles. 0.5 Sacks, 2 Interceptions

Brandon Meriweather; Year 2001, 32 Tackles, 0 sacks, 0 interceptions

Jarrad Page, Year 2006, 16 Games 30 tackles, 1 Sack, 3 Interceptions

Jon McGraw, Year 2002, 15 Games, 30 Tackles, 0 Sacks, 1 interception

Bob Sanders; Year 2004, 6 Games, 29 Tackles, 0 Sacks, 0 Interceptions

Antrel Rolle, Year 2005, 5 Games, 28 Tackles, 0 Sacks, 1 Interception

OJ Otogwe; Year 2005, 12 Games, 11 Tackles, 1 Sack, 1 Interceptions

Bernard Pollard, Year 2006, 16 Games, 10 Tackles, 0 Sacks, 0 interceptions

We are eight (8) games into the season and here are Berry's current stats:

8 games 45 Tackles, 2 Sacks, 2 interceptions 1 FF

on track to meet or surpass Ed Reed stats

Tony Moeaki plays defense too?



Oh..wait....

fixed for you sorry

I thought the same thing at first. LMAO

Interesting comparison though. Berry stacks up pretty well.

I can say with near absolute certainty that anyone reading that would have known who you were talking about.

I was just making a joke at your expense.

I like him, but I would have *really* liked him if he could have caught the simple pass for a 1st down last Sunday.

I know I might not post often but I have read enough to understand when you post incomplete info look out.

Heheh.

It's a cool comparison. Thanks for posting it. Post more often.

I like Moeaki, but i will admit i didn't like taking a TE with one of our 3rd's in the draft. I'm glad he's producing on the field to show he was worth the pick.

Anyone else see us line up with 3 TE's against Jax last week running the ball? Good production from all of our TE's blocking on running downs.

welp there ya have it.

the purpose of this thread was to show everyone that Moeaki is just as good as TG.

Are you saying that Aaron Hernandez isn't a bad mother****er?

If our Offensive cordinator didnt suck-Tony would have 50 catches right now.

Hernandez is a great fit in New England. Moeaki is a great fit in KC. Both teams made nice selections thus far.

I think either would perform the same in either system

Hernandez has had a good rookie year as well, but isn't the blocker Moeaki is.

That TD off the tip showed some damn good concentration and getting his feet down showed the stage isnt too big for him.

But the other tight ends that people threw around as better players?

crickets from them

The only one I liked better was Hernandez and still do, also it's not like moeaki is jason dunn in the blocking dept man he is split out wide A LOT

Pay closer attention to him in this department in future games and you will be VERY impressed.

I promise.

Dude is a huge reason we have the running game we do right now and have kept Cassel from getting murdered like last year.

He may not be Jason Dunn yet, but he isn't far off.

no homer

They were running behind pope a lot on sunday. It doesn't matter really he is really good and as I have told you before you were right and I was not.

LMAO

I think it's safe to say that one, Bowe. :D

haha

that saying might have legs around here

didn't you hear he's a bust
I read it on the inter tubes

fyp

NOPE! EARL THOMAS HAS ELEVENTY THOUSAND INTS WE SHOULDA PICKED HIM I LIKE JACK OFF COWS /Texas homer dumbasses