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We all knew that Larry Fitzgerald was going to be in the top 10 of the list of the top 100 that players voted on. It was revealed Wednesday evening that he was, in fact, number seven. Arizona Cardinals fans know all about him. Now the entire league knows about him.
Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback gave the intro of the video, saying as if he were number 11, "I'm not fast, but I'm always running past people. You can put me in motion, you can put me in the slot, you can put me outside the slot. just throw the ball up. I'ma catch it. If I really wanted to, I can play tight end. I can play running back. If it comes down to it, you can put me at quarterback."
Beanie Wells, Calais Campbell, Steve Smith, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Eric Decker and Taylor all sang his praises. They marveled at his drive to be better (like Jerry Rice), his work ethic, his leadership, his competitiveness and his smarts.
Campbell cited how he knows when to catch the ball and even when to knock the ball down to avoid an interception.
The question is whether he deserves to be higher. Calvin Johnson is rated higher than Fitzgerald. Should he be? I know that Johnson has greater production recently, but he had no quarterback issues. He has yet to carry a team in the postseason.
Fitz is behind DeMarcus Ware and Darrelle Revis. Fitz should be above them. Is there a non-quarterback in the league that is better than Fitz? It's hard to believe.
Tell us your thoughts. Should been closer to number one? Should he have been lower? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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