Dude it was a joke, but since you wanna go there Quincy Williams is not regarded as one of the best linebackers. Your attempt on spinning things in your favor isn’t working….

Roquan smith has 8 career INT
Fred Warner has 9
Olukan has 6

The best LB do both

To be fair, the other two have been starters for a lot longer.

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Quincy Williams was the AFC Player of the Month for October. He was the ranked #2 linebacker in the NFL by PPF on December 14th.


https://www.newyorkjets.com/news/jet...h-october-2023


More significantly, Lawrence Taylor is arguably the greatest linebacker of all-time, and he had 9 career INT's in 13 seasons ...... that's an average of less than 1 per sseason.


https://www.jt-sw.com/football/pro/p...sf/ID/06270022


The best linebackers don't necessarily get many INT's ...... although Rod Martin of the Oakland Raiders had 3 INT's in one game in the 1980 season Super Bowl, against the Philadelphia Eagles.



Rod Martin Remembered for 3 Super Bowl Interceptions

(By Bill Williamson)

https://www.silverandblackpride.com/...-interceptions

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I hate to reveal this to you (and it saddens me), but they don't hit the sled anymore.

Also, Z's tackles for loss are way down this season. Too many of those tackles are too far downfield.

As solid as Franklin is, I think the direct comparison to Leonard doesn't help him in regard to impact plays.

Leonard had 11 INTs in four seasons (despite having 0 in '20) before he fell apart. Then he barely plays in '22... and still gets another INT. He was a magnet.

First two years he had 12 sacks, 7 INTs, and 6 forced fumbles. Final year before he broke down he had 4 INTs and 8 forced fumbles... that's retarded.

Franklin's resumé is always going to look modest compared to that. And so will every other LB's.

https://twitter.com/HaydenClark81/st...55042599428109

Eagles had 4 with 10 last year. Seems like they're missing Hargrave.

Yeah, who wouldn't the guys a beast.

Defensive scheme use for the season.

https://i.ibb.co/WsjcRKF/IMG-5937.png

Leonard’s pace was historic. If he kept that up over a decently long career ppl would be arguing for him as one of the greatest LBs ever. Now I think he’ll be remembered like Bob Sanders.