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Javi is number two in most of those. He needed 10 more yards to break the record for a career, and 1 more touchdown to tie it, despite having 22 less returns. He averaged over 14 yards per punt return, while Welker only averaged 11.5.
Okay, so you just made his argument for him.
Also, he was 1 touchdown away from tying the record going into the year, and came up with a big goose egg on the season. He had a whole year to overtake Welker, and didn't.
Javi is number two in most of those. He needed 10 more yards to break the record for a career, and 1 more touchdown to tie it, despite having 22 less returns. He averaged over 14 yards per punt return, while Welker only averaged 11.5.
All right, he's a close 2nd then.
Originally posted by Miggyfan99
I would get fucked in the ass for WS tickets too... only if Miguel was playing though
Also, he was 1 touchdown away from tying the record going into the year, and came up with a big goose egg on the season. He had a whole year to overtake Welker, and didn't.
So yeah, homerism is the only explanation.
Actually he was 2 touchdowns away. Get your facts straight.
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