Danette

Brown is one of seven players in NFL history to have at least 8,500 receiving yards and 60 touchdown receptions, including the playoffs, in his first seven seasons.

He joins Jerry Rice, Marvin Harrison, Randy Moss, Larry Fitzgerald, Calvin Johnson, and Tyreek Hill.

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Also, with Miles Garrett, since he came into the league in 2017, he leads the NFL in sacks with 125.5.

Pressures, a stat I love, 413.

Tackles for losses, 149.

He's second in quarterback hits and third in forced fumbles.

He has a chance to be on the short list of greatest defensive player of all time.

Part of the problem has been he's done this, and you're not watching games.

You might watch a highlight.

That's it.

Your other great defensive players, they played in big games.

Reggie White played in big games.

Lawrence Taylor played in big games.

Ronnie Lott played in big games.

You know, run down the list.

You're normally playing in big games.

But Ray Lewis played in big games.

Yeah, Pauline.

It'll just be that he was a great player.