6'3 190, unbelievable speed and agility, quickness, insane vertical, strong, great body control in traffic
He could have been a 2 inches shorter version of Randy Moss
ZetaPsi808
SBR Posting Legend
09-18-08
12119
#2
definitely. as far as athletic ability and hands he would be at an all pro level.
idk how well he can catch or take hits tho
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bb_skoots
SBR MVP
05-04-11
1088
#3
why would any great NBA player consider playing NFL?
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Louisvillekid1
SBR Aristocracy
10-17-07
52143
#4
Lol you been on the bench for like a month know and this is the thread you come back into the game with?
haha
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81_84
SBR High Roller
12-26-11
117
#5
This is par for course with BB.
Give us some more insight like how Dwight Howard is stronger than any NFL player. How the fuk could you say something so dumb & wrong.
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Br0nxer
SBR Posting Legend
03-25-11
13665
#6
Originally posted by 81_84
This is par for course with BB.
Give us some more insight like how Dwight Howard is stronger than any NFL player. How the fuk could you say something so dumb & wrong.
says the fukkin guy who has been here three weeks
who's fukkin ghost are you casper
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ebbearsfb1
SBR Posting Legend
12-07-08
18815
#7
lol.. did he even play football in high school? Lebron was a high school all american at wr...
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dice
SBR Wise Guy
11-28-09
669
#8
I concur with the original question here. The two sports are somewhat related. Antonio Gates and Charlie Ward are the first two other basketball-football athletes I can think of.
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Tree Rollins
SBR MVP
12-16-09
3968
#9
His NFL comparison would be Steve Smith of the Panthers.
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dshaffe4
SBR High Roller
11-08-11
207
#10
smitty bitch. athletic ability yes, attitude completely different. i mean i love my steve smith but dang. haha i was there when he punched that dude in the face during training camp.
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Grits n' Gravy
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06-10-10
13024
#11
Could brahma suck a golf ball through a garden hose?
Guys who play point or swing spots in NBA could all likely play football but why bother. Too physical. Worse contracts. Less endorsement opportunities.
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d2bets
BARRELED IN @ SBR!
08-10-05
39995
#12
He looks more like a RB to me the way he darts through defenses But football is a different animal. You have to want to be hit. Lots of guys are athletically gifted enough, but you have to have a crazy gene to want to be hit. Lots of basketball players could play FB because they're great athletes, but if you can play hoops, why would you want to play FB and take senseless beatings. Same for baseball. Guys that can play those sports usually pass on football.
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RoadFavorites$$$
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01-14-12
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#13
I'd like to see Julius Peppers in the NBA.
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d2bets
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08-10-05
39995
#14
Originally posted by RoadFavorites$$$
I'd like to see Julius Peppers in the NBA.
Yeah, he played college BB didn't he?
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brahmabull117
SBR Hall of Famer
11-08-10
8622
#15
Originally posted by RoadFavorites$$$
I'd like to see Julius Peppers in the NBA.
Basketball is a more skill sport than football is IMO. I don't think there's any guarantee that Peppers could be a good NBA player just because of his freaky natural gifts
Look at a guy like Jimmy Graham who could never play professional basketball but has basically turned himself into the greatest pass catching tight end ever in a couple years just due to pure athletic ability
outside of the QB positions, football is the least skilled out of the big 4 sports IMO. I think Rose, assuming he could take hits, could easily become a top 3 NFL receiver in just a couple years
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brahmabull117
SBR Hall of Famer
11-08-10
8622
#16
Originally posted by 81_84
This is par for course with BB.
Give us some more insight like how Dwight Howard is stronger than any NFL player. How the fuk could you say something so dumb & wrong.
You got me mixed up with somebody else
Some idiot on here claimed that Dwight Howard was stronger than NFL player when he barely benches about 70% of what the average NFL offensive lineman benches
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rsnnh12
SBR MVP
09-26-10
3487
#17
No, he'd be a poor mans Desean Jackson. One big hit and he drops everything from then on. At best he could be a poor mans Steve Smith, like someone else mentioned, but I just don't think he has the toughness/mean streak. There's a big difference between NBA tough and NFL tough
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InTheDrink
SBR Posting Legend
11-23-09
23983
#18
Originally posted by Tree Rollins
His NFL comparison would be Steve Smith of the Panthers.
steve smith is 5'9"
anyway who fukkin cares?
op is a fukkin moron
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Tree Rollins
SBR MVP
12-16-09
3968
#19
Originally posted by InTheDrink
steve smith is 5'9" anyway who fukkin cares? op is a fukkin moron
Oh they aren't the exact same height so the comparison is irrelevant. Thank god you came in here to clear things up.
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frostno98
SBR Hall of Famer
09-11-07
9769
#20
Anybody can be a NFL wide receiver. If you can play point guard in the NBA, equivalent to a NFL QB, Rose or Lebron James both would be deadly receivers.
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ShogunRua
SBR MVP
12-23-09
4668
#21
Originally posted by brahmabull117
Basketball is a more skill sport than football is IMO. I don't think there's any guarantee that Peppers could be a good NBA player just because of his freaky natural gifts
Look at a guy like Jimmy Graham who could never play professional basketball but has basically turned himself into the greatest pass catching tight end ever in a couple years just due to pure athletic ability
outside of the QB positions, football is the least skilled out of the big 4 sports IMO. I think Rose, assuming he could take hits, could easily become a top 3 NFL receiver in just a couple years
I really love this new trend of people comparing a microscopic sample size of players and determining that NFL players are far less athletic than NBA players.
Stop watching ESPN kid.
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RoadFavorites$$$
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#22
Originally posted by rsnnh12
No, he'd be a poor mans Desean Jackson. One big hit and he drops everything from then on. At best he could be a poor mans Steve Smith, like someone else mentioned, but I just don't think he has the toughness/mean streak. There's a big difference between NBA tough and NFL tough
this is a dumb question, I just find it funny some most likely unathletic guy is really questioning Rose's toughness on a message board...
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rsnnh12
SBR MVP
09-26-10
3487
#23
Originally posted by RoadFavorites$$$
this is a dumb question, I just find it funny some most likely unathletic guy is really questioning Rose's toughness on a message board...
Try again, Kerry
I didn't say he wasn't tough. For the NBA, he is very tough. Do you honestly think he could survive a hit from Ray Lewis across the middle or Brandon Meriweather deep? I doubt it. Nothing against Rose, but I just don't see him as the type to take a big hit and not be affected, ala Desean Jackson.
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RoadFavorites$$$
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#24
Originally posted by rsnnh12
Try again, Kerry
I didn't say he wasn't tough. For the NBA, he is very tough. Do you honestly think he could survive a hit from Ray Lewis across the middle or Brandon Meriweather deep? I doubt it. Nothing against Rose, but I just don't see him as the type to take a big hit and not be affected, ala Desean Jackson.
who can survive a hit from ray lewis across the middle? Most WR's that get blindsided over the middle are usually out for the game. There are plenty of wide receivers as thin as Rose... Jackson/Johnny Knox/Hester, etc.... they are still out there... this thread, while stupid, doesn't say anything about Rose being an iron man WR. Most WR's can't take those hits that you're thinking of. Which is why the league has made them illegal and which is why when it happens the WR is laying on the ground for 10 minutes and then has an array of tests he has to pass before he can play again.
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rsnnh12
SBR MVP
09-26-10
3487
#25
Originally posted by RoadFavorites$$$
who can survive a hit from ray lewis across the middle? Most WR's that get blindsided over the middle are usually out for the game. There are plenty of wide receivers as thin as Rose... Jackson/Johnny Knox/Hester, etc.... they are still out there... this thread, while stupid, doesn't say anything about Rose being an iron man WR. Most WR's can't take those hits that you're thinking of. Which is why the league has made them illegal and which is why when it happens the WR is laying on the ground for 10 minutes and then has an array of tests he has to pass before he can play again.
Exactly! Look where Knox and Jackson are now... broken. No longer great receivers. Doesn't that answer the dumb question? That he would not have made a great NFL WR, because he doesn't have the freakish size/strength of a great NFL WR?
I'm not making fun of your boyfriend, relax
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RoadFavorites$$$
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01-14-12
627
#26
Originally posted by rsnnh12
Exactly! Look where Knox and Jackson are now... broken. No longer great receivers. Doesn't that answer the dumb question? That he would not have made a great NFL WR, because he doesn't have the freakish size/strength of a great NFL WR?
I'm not making fun of your boyfriend, relax
Knox was never a great receiver... and Desean Jackson is still a great receiver when he tries.
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Holtgetsback
SBR MVP
01-04-10
4655
#27
Rose would be like a Marvin Harrison type
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GamblerSpirit
SBR MVP
11-18-11
4085
#28
Originally posted by RoadFavorites$$$
Knox was never a great receiver... and Desean Jackson is still a great receiver when he tries.
Desean is a great receiver?? What?? Just running go-routes = great receiver? Put the crack pipe down.
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Big Bear
SBR Aristocracy
11-01-11
43253
#29
welcome back brahmabull
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jjgold
SBR Aristocracy
07-20-05
388179
#30
Its the hitting that you just do not know
Not everyone wants to get hit
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ebbearsfb1
SBR Posting Legend
12-07-08
18815
#31
You people do realize guys like gates and graham etc don't make it to the nba because not a lack of skill but they would be extremely undersized playing against 6 10 or 7 foot guys in the nba
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Dutchie
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12-15-11
722
#32
i'd take Lebron at Tight End before I took Rose at WR. Taking a hit at the high D-1 level separates alot of high school stars from college. and it can also separate some wheat from chaff in the NFL.
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thetrinity
SBR Posting Legend
01-25-11
22430
#33
good to see u brahm, any sucker teaser for the big game today?
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Dutchie
Restricted User
12-15-11
722
#34
wonder if Shaq would have been any good at defensive tackle
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Pauulzcappin
SBR Posting Legend
04-23-10
20295
#35
Why play in the NFL if you have talent for the NBA?