You watch that mic'd up from a guy like Ogbah and realize how HUGE that game was for the defense.

Because Ogbah feels like such a huge part of that W. And he feels that way because he just kept grinding and doing his job.

That's going to mean so much for a guy like that. A dude like Kelce or Hill - hell, even a guy like Williams who's contributions are so obvious - they don't necessarily need to feel like they have their fingerprints all over a win because they kinda get reminded of it by the press coverage. Jones is the same way - he knows what he brings.

But a guy like Ogbah who's so under the radar and who's contributions can go unappreciated feels like a million bucks after a W like that. And that'll mean big things for him going forward.

If you made him taller you probably wouldn't get those quick cuts; his ability to accelerate from a standing stop or not lose speed out of his breaks is unreal and I don't think you can have that in a body like Julio Jones. I don't think you'd have that ability to just explode upward for jump balls either. That's something we kinda forget about sometimes with Hill - his body control and explosion to go up and get balls is just something you don't see. Ever. Guys that go up like that usually have to gather themselves and maybe slow down a bit. That guy just plants a foot and springs straight up.

Calvin Johnson couldn't even quite do that (though at 6'5" or whatever he didn't really have to).

You really couldn't design a better player for this offense and this QB if you built one in a lab. He's just so uniquely gifted for what we have around him.

It's a testament to his love for the game and his commitment to excellence, that he was able to come in here after allll that offseason drama, having his name slung through the mud, recover from a week 1 injury, and be an even better version of himself this year.

Tyreek took it up a notch this season and he's unquestionably a complete WR.

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NFL Films is amazing.

You know, it's funny (the strange and ironic kind of funny) that the talking nogs usually only mention Hill's speed as his "attribute". I know it's typical of the lethargic and artless commentary we see in NFL coverage, but it's unfortunate.

One would think that (at least) the ex-players would have a more thoughtful and insightful approach to his game. Credit should be given where it's due or GTFO.

FAX

One of my favorite things from this season is watching Tyreek's love for the game on show. A soon his suspension was lifted, he was dancing all over and living it up, his joy for the game is infectious. That clip of him celebrating his return in training camp after a touchdown, him dancing on the sidelines to Journey in the pre-season game, the cartwheel to backflip celebration after his touchdown vs the Texans. He puts 100% into every play. If he didn't get injured week 1, he would be on course for another franchise record breaking season. He is the ultimate weapon, and will retire as a Kansas City and NFL legend.

Cleveland fans are beside themselves with Ogbah playing so well, apparently.


It's amazing how people suck when they play for the Browns.

That's exactly it. The only reason he's 5-10 is to make things a little less unfair.

The Tyreek double move may be the most impossible thing to cover on earth.

I think that's why Andy plays him out wide on occasion.

Because Tyreek Hill in the slot is a cheat code. There's just nothing sporting about it. When you can't use the sideline to cut his options in half, you're just !@#$ed.

There's just no covering that dude when he can go anywhere he wants to.