handiman
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Now if your argument is that you could put way more superstars with a bunch of different skillsets around Deni and he could be good around all of them equally and the same can't be said about Dame, then I totally agree. Deni likely won't reach the same level of importance to any franchise that Dame had to ours but he already is and will continue to be far more versatile and well rounded than Dame.
Yes, that's the gist of it.
I think Deni is always going to be a point of attack player, so he's a focal point of the team's direction and identity even if he doesn't end up being its best player. That's what I meant by relative ease of building around vs Dame.