Where would you rank Chris Webber in terms of all time PF's?

Would be curious to see 25 better PFs...

 

Lol, what's funny is they were comparing aldridge's first two games to michael jordan on espn. I changed the channel when i saw that segment coming up. If you make a drinking game out of how many times sportscenter shows rockets highlights after we lose you would die.

 

Are you guys crazy? 25 better PF's than Chirs Webber? He's probably top 10. Although huge choker.

 

Youngsters. Sheesh.



And Rodman does not belong.

 

Where's Bob Pettit, McAdoo, Rodman, Big E, Baylor, Grandmama Johnson, 'Sheed & Otis Thorpe?

 

Pettit was a Center.

The only players on that list better than Webber was

no one.

Possibly Rodman...depends how much you favor defense.

Webber is the best passing PF the game has ever seen, and his Princeton offense at Sacramento is proof of that. Make no mistake,,,,Adelman can teach Princeton, but it was Webber's execution...it was Webber's offense

Webber us easily top 10 on his scoring, rebounding and GOAT passing. easy

 

I wouldn't take any of those guys over Webber...it's silly to say 25.

The only power forwards I would take over Webber without question.

Tim Duncan (who played pf/c)
Karl Malone
Bob Petit (who also played pf/c)
Charles Barkley
Elvin Hayes


It's a good argument with:
Kevin McHale
Kevin Garnett
Dirk Nowitzki
Jerry Lucas
George McGinnis
Elgin Baylor (who was a SF)
Bob McAdoo (who was a C for most of his career)

I'd take Webber over these players, a little easier:
Rasheed Wallace
Dolph Schayes
Amare Stoudemire

You couldn't have possibly been alive to say this player was better than Chris Webber (no order below):
Tom Chambers
Tommy Heinson
Dennis Rodman
Dave DeBusschere
Larry Nance
Larry Johnson
Shawn Kemp
Terry Cummings
Buck Williams
Clifford Robinson
Horace Grant
Pau Gasol
Elton Brand
JermaineO'Neal
Zach Randolph
Kevin Willis
Charles Oakley
Bill Laimbeer

 

Tim Duncan is the best on the list. Without a doubt, I think he could of been the best in any era of basketball at PF.