Well, you were warned and chose to be an ass about it, so here we are. Thems the breaks

Clearly PI there and the fucking goofball on the live call is like "not a foul" MY ASS BRO

Hunter is around 190 (188 at the combine). Deion Sanders came into the NFL at 182 lbs. Was he too light to play?

If he was playing Safety, the size would be more of a concern, but you don't have to be 6'2 and 215 to play CB in the NFL. Elite coverage skills win all day and Hunter has those.

There has been a lot of players that have made a main stay in the NFL at 6ft and 190 pounds.

There's only one way to see if he can be the first to go full time both ways in the NFL and that's to let him do it.

He's listed at 185. Deion 3 decades ago at 182 is way different by comparison as guys in the league now are in way better shape. Also, Deion didn't play every snap both ways, and bulked up to 195-198 to do it.

And you're right, you don't need to be 215 to play corner, but at 185 you're not playing every snap of the game on both sides until you put 10-15lbs of muscle on.

This game feels like the Jags, where we did nothing but hold on our kick returns, and then give up 29+ per return when we kickoff.

Listed weight doesn't mean anything. You don't think he has added muscle/weight after being in a NFL strength and conditioning program since May?

Well you just argued Deion was 182 when he came in, but we know he played at 195/198ish, so you can't pick two sides of the argument to two sides an argument.

This post was edited by AshKC on Oct 27 2025 07:48pm

DeVonta Smith one of the better WR's in the league laughing at this convo.

All 6'0" and 170 lbs when he came into the league (more like 180-190 now).

Your argument makes my point, but please dont' ever call Smith "one of hte better WR"s in the league". Guy has what 2 1,000 yard seasons in 5 years? Ease up a little, guy isn't even top 15.

Exactly, I said that because you used Hunter's listed weight saying he was too small. Deion came in smaller and got bigger in the program. Exactly like Hunter is doing.



Exactly same can be said for Steve Smith. 5'9 180 pounds and one of the best WRs to ever play the game.