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But if he breaks off along one, that would be helpful.
Gronk owns the single season TD and YDS record for TE.
*Thanks to that pass by Hoyer.
BB clapping on the sidelines suggests they went to Gronk specifically for the record?
Hell yes they did. :rocker:
Absolutely no question about it. The sole purpose of that throw was the record, the sideline went wild...and the clueless announcers didn't even notice. Terrible, terrible prep by the broadcast team to not realize that record was in play.
Anyway, applause to Mr. Gronkowski for the greatest season ever put up by any tight end in NFL history.
The other important thing to recognize in this great statistical receiving season is that Gronk is a focal point of the blocking game as well. A great blocking tight end just blew up the receiving records. That doesn't happen.
He is the most complete, best tight end in the NFL and he's 22.
Absolutely no question about it. The sole purpose of that throw was the record, the sideline went wild...and the clueless announcers didn't even notice. Terrible, terrible prep by the broadcast team to not realize that record was in play.
Anyway, applause to Mr. Gronkowski for the greatest season ever put up by any tight end in NFL history.
The other important thing to recognize in this great statistical receiving season is that Gronk is a focal point of the blocking game as well. A great blocking tight end just blew up the receiving records. That doesn't happen.