Nnamdi Asomugha's Dominant NFL Peak

[@dvac710]

He was definitely one of my top picks in madden when I did a fantasy draft. Sometimes he wouldnt go till like the 3rd or 4th round and he was a 99 ovr a few years

[@AlexanderWashington427]

Personally, I like him. Very underrated in my opinion. I kind of wish I got to see him play Safety in the NFL

[@michaelallen8112]

He was set up to fail but he begin being more invested in acting & Kerry Washington who drained him. Also, he wasnt allowed the freedom like he had in Oakland far as recognition skills being allowed to read tendencies & formations. Maybe outside couple of games he olayed against bug time WR like Calvin Johnson. His teammates were jealous of him & his contact too

[@GridironStuds]

I can tell you were a fan of his

[@michaelallen8112]

@@GridironStuds Yeah, he was great CB from a coverage standpoint when he was focus & dedicated to art of being he CB. Despite being a short window still was elite level. Just wish he decided not to chase Hollyweird Kerry Washington.Overall great CB Raider Hall of Famer. Just not a Hall of Famer base off his drastic decline

[@GridironStuds]

@@michaelallen8112 I don't think Kerry was the problem. Many guys get disenchanted with football when they start realizing how many things are out of their control. This is especially so for the guys that can do other things with their life as Nmadi was able to do. It's a helluva thing to run full speed into people for a living only to have things change because of decisions made by people in suits that aren't paying the physical price (if you get what I mean). I think Kerry was a by-product of him facing that reality. I am guessing he was not foolish with his money so he was financially straight and decided to go the acting route which was a part of her world. Frankly, he should have stayed in Oakland where the defense suited his skill set but perhaps they weren't paying him his worth. He was a Top 2 corner in the league at the time. Him and Revis were 1 and 2.