Houston Signs

[pugsnotdrugs19]

I think the most entertaining thing I've been seeing today is people who seriously think this contract is gonna be bad for Denver because it means they'll have to pay Von more.

As if he is better than Houston. They'll tag Miller next year now, and he may end up with a bigger deal, but it certainly won't be because he deserves it.

[KCUnited]

After 30 Year Playoff Drought, Some Fans Frightened By The Cost Of Having Too Many Guys With Talent On Team

[Quesadilla Joe]

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

I think the most entertaining thing I've been seeing today is people who seriously think this contract is gonna be bad for Denver because it means they'll have to pay Von more.

As if he is better than Houston. They'll tag Miller next year now, and he may end up with a bigger deal, but it certainly won't be because he deserves it.

Von Miller's cumulative PFF grade over his career (4 years)... 277.6

Justin Houston's cumulative PFF grade over his career (4 years)... 104.2

[pugsnotdrugs19]

Originally Posted by KnowMo2724

Von Miller's cumulative PFF grade over his career (4 years)... 277.6

Justin Houston's cumulative PFF grade over his career (4 years)... 104.2

Enough about PFF. That sh*t is so subjective. I'm guilty of trying to justify things with it in the past but it's so ignorant.

Countless NFL coaches have came out an discredited what they do. It's easy to see they're both game changers, just as it's easy to see Mike McGlynn is a game changer in a negative way, but anyone can look at last season and see Houston > Miller.