All-Pro

It'll pop up at the top of your screen.

Don't forget TJ Huchmanzada coming up in about six minutes, the former All-Pro wide receiver.

But where are you? All you detractors for Deshaun Watson.

Yeah, of course you don't want to call it now because you were wrong.

What do you guys think of potential? I know we keep just bringing up trades for every single player.

I know people are going to be watching this back and be like, oh, let's do things to trade for a whole fucking All-Pro roster.

But it's just stuff to talk about right now.

And I honestly find it funny that Cardinals fans are genuinely terrified that they're going to lose Trey McBride to the Broncos.

Kamara was over the weekend.

He was hanging out with Jason Peters, former NFL All-Pro.

He's been training SMU's left tackle.

So he goes and watches SMU's game.

Well,

Glover, I mean, what, Bill? Do you think they have some former All-Pro on the bench? They're paying millions of dollars to play right guard? I mean, what do you want them to do? I don't get it.

I actually thought John Williams was fine.

He's a third-string center because Monk came in and played for a play and then got hurt, you know, like the Devontae Wyatt special there.

Okay, well then, let's

introduce our Super Bowl champion, five-time Pro Bowler and two-time All-Pro cornerback, Aqib Talib.

Yeah.

Good morning, Skip.

His 97-yard punt return in 2021 remains one of the longest in NFL history, and his 102-yard kickoff return against the Titans showcased his crazy speed, clocking in at 20.93 miles per hour.

In 2021, he was also named a Pro Bowler and a First Team All-Pro, cementing his status as more than a 5'6 NFL player, but as one of the best returners of his generation.

Yeah, he may have been one of the smallest guys on the field, but every time he touched the ball, he was the most dangerous.

And speaking of a dangerous return specialist, next we have the 5'6 Tariq Cohen.

Heck, he could even throw the ball.

In 2018, he had his breakout season, racking up 1,169 all-purpose yards and eight total touchdowns, while leading all NFL running backs with 725 receiving yards.

earning him a Pro Bowl selection and first-team All-Pro honors as a returner.

Cohen was on track to be a Bears legend, but in 2020, tragedy struck.

Taylor is a different caliber of back.

You're getting a former rushing champion, first-team All-Pro, a bloke who's proved he can carry the offense.

Mason isn't going anywhere, by the way, either.

So you're adding talent, giving yourself depth, and taking some pressure off.

And there he is right there.

Norm Van Brocklin.

An MVP and an NFL championship winner.

The Dutchman.

This is his fourth year.

The perennial All-Pro will be at center from Syracuse, the veteran Jim Ringo.

At right guard will be Forrest Gregg of SMU.

This is his fifth year.