Major Players

[8.0] "I think they were / are a pretty good teaming. Brian Myers is the better singles wrestler but Matt Cardona, in my view, has the greater ambition and drive, which I feel is reflected in their individual careers."

[6.0] "A good team, but one that was wasted and treated like a jobber, without a doubt Curt and Zack could have done more than what wwe put them to do."

[6.0] "Pretty surprised the average rating isn't around a solid 6 out of 10. They never really seemed to build much momentum in WWE, but they were entering as The Major Brothers, Edgeheads, and as simply Hawkins and Ryder. A solid tag team that was pretty consistent."

[2.0] "Curt Hawkins & Zack Ryder are two good friends, and that's it, as tag team are a failure, unfortunately, neither individually could any of them stand out better."

[6.0] "Definitely an underrated team that nods back to classic tag wrestling. Compared to teams like The Revival or the UE, yeah they dont quite match up in terms of in ring capabilities, however, both are hard workers, and both are enjoyable to watch."

[3.0] "As tag team goes they were not the best in the ring and didn't enjoy a good run. But their gimmick was awesome. As Edge sidekicks they played off their role very well."

[9.0] "Very great heels and face Ryder (2011-12) Was one of the biggest things on raw Character was over but he got buried His tag reigns were very underrated and His Chemistry with Hawkins is SPECIAL CURT A FUNNY FACE A AMAZING HEEL HE SHOULD OF HAD A MIDCARD TITLE REIGN WITH EDGE HIS MANAGER BUT WWE SHOULD IMPROVE THEIR GIMMICKS AND BRING BACK IN THE MIDDLE OF IT NOW"

[5.0] "They were okay as Edge's goons. They were okay at wrestling. They had an okay look. They were very okay."

[3.0] "This team had a strange run. Starting in ECW has the Major Bros. , they were bland but had some likeability to them. Then, suddenly, without much reason, they revealed to have been sleeper agents of Edge waiting to help him win the World Heavyweight Championship. They then became the Edgeheads, part of Edge's Familia and essentially his lackey, taking the fall in multi-man matches. They inexplicably ended the great reign of Miz & Morrison, had a cup of coffee as tag team champion and went back to losing matches. They eventualy split, Zack Ryder re-inventing himself and Curt Hawkins slowly fading into obscurity. To sum, they had some hiccups of sporadic interest, but as a whole the team was very flat and are barely a footnote in WWE history books."

[8.0] "Hawkins and Ryder were a solid team who worked as one strong unit. They were great wrestlers, who knew each other so well. It's a shame they never got as far as they should have though."