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Rob Gronkowski's teams had a record of 128-37 in the 165 games he played (including playoffs), which is the second-best team winning percentage (.776) for a player in NFL history, according to the Elias Sports Bureau (minimum 150 games). The only player with a better winning percentage was former Patriots and Broncos center Dan Koppen (.781). Patriots left tackle Matt Light (.771), receiver Julian Edelman (.769), Packers/Dolphins tight end Marv Fleming (.763) and Brady (.763) with the Patriots and Bucs complete the top six.

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Rob Gronkowski's greatest catches, including Tom Brady's favorite

Gronkowski retired for the second time on Tuesday, leaving behind a legacy with two teams including penchant for one-handed catches.
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Good stuff, but there's not enough defense of Vince's speed and explosiveness. It's like they're talking about Ted Washington or William Perry. Vince? With 3 Vinces rushing and 2 Vinces jamming at the line, you're left with 3 DS in patterns with 6 VWs in zone. You can basically eliminate the short middle of the field because of passing lanes/height. You're left with QB DS having about 1 second to make a read and get a pass off, with no margin of error because of the height difference in any contested catch situation.

Plus, a wildly underrated factor is that the DS C is getting hit by VW on every snap, immediately. If he doesn't muff snaps from nerves early, he's muffing them from damage and exhaustion very quickly.
 
Flagg the Wanderer said:
Good stuff, but there's not enough defense of Vince's speed and explosiveness. It's like they're talking about Ted Washington or William Perry. Vince? With 3 Vinces rushing and 2 Vinces jamming at the line, you're left with 3 DS in patterns with 6 VWs in zone. You can basically eliminate the short middle of the field because of passing lanes/height. You're left with QB DS having about 1 second to make a read and get a pass off, with no margin of error because of the height difference in any contested catch situation.

Plus, a wildly underrated factor is that the DS C is getting hit by VW on every snap, immediately. If he doesn't muff snaps from nerves early, he's muffing them from damage and exhaustion very quickly.
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Yeah I was going to reply about how Vince was deceptively fast, but got caught up in the hilarity of 11 VWs on the field.
 
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