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AFC OFFENSE
Quarterbacks: Peyton Manning, Colts; Philip Rivers, Chargers; Tom Brady, Patriots.
Running backs: Chris Johnson*, Titans; Maurice Jones-Drew, Jaguars; Ray Rice, Ravens.
Fullback: Le’Ron McClain, Ravens.
Wide receivers: Andre Johnson, Texans; Reggie Wayne, Colts; Brandon Marshall, Broncos; Wes Welker, Patriots.
Tight ends: Dallas Clark, Colts; Antonio Gates, Chargers.
Tackles: Jake Long, Dolphins; Ryan Clady, Broncos; Joe Thomas, Browns.
Guards: Logan Mankins, Patriots; Alan Faneca, Jets; Kris Dielman, Chargers.
Centers: Jeff Saturday, Colts; Nick Mangold, Jets.

AFC DEFENSE
Ends: Dwight Freeney; Colts; Robert Mathis, Colts; Mario Williams, Texans.
Interior linemen: Haloti Ngata, Ravens; Vince Wilfork, Patriots; Casey Hampton, Steelers.
Outside linebackers: Elvis Dumervil, Broncos; James Harrison, Steelers; Brian Cushing, Texans.
Inside/middle linebackers: Ray Lewis, Ravens; DeMeco Ryans, Texans.
Cornerbacks: Darrelle Revis, Jets; Nnamdi Asomugha, Raiders; Champ Bailey, Broncos.
Free safety: Ed Reed, Ravens; Jairus Byrd, Bills.
Strong safeties: Brian Dawkins, Broncos

SPECIALISTS
Kicker: Nate Kaeding, Chargers.
Punter: Shane Lechler, Raiders.
Kick returner: Joshua Cribbs, Browns.
Special teamer: Kassim Osgood, Chargers.

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NFC OFFENSE

Quarterbacks: Drew Brees, Saints, Brett Favre, Vikings; Aaron Rodgers, Packers.
Running backs: Adrian Peterson, Vikings; Steven Jackson, Rams; DeAngelo Williams, Panthers.
Fullback: Leonard Weaver, Eagles.
Wide receivers: Larry Fitzgerald, Cardinals; DeSean Jackson, Eagles; Miles Austin, Cowboys; Sidney Rice, Vikings.
Tight ends: Vernon Davis, 49ers; Jason Witten, Cowboys.
Tackles: Jason Peters, Eagles; Bryant McKinnie, Vikings; Jon Stinchcomb, Saints.
Guards: Steve Hutchinson, Vikings; Leonard Davis, Cowboys; Jahri Evans, Saints.
Centers: Andre Gurode, Cowboys; Shaun O’Hara, Giants.

NFC DEFENSE

Ends: Jared Allen, Vikings; Julius Peppers, Panthers; Trent Cole, Eagles.
Interior linemen: Kevin Williams,Vikings; Darnell Dockett, Cardinals; Jay Ratliff, Cowboys.
Outside linebackers: DeMarcus Ware, Lance Briggs, Bears; Brian Orakpo, Redskins.
Inside/middle linebackers: Patrick Willis, 49ers; Jonathan Vilma, Saints.
Cornerbacks: Charles Woodson, Raiders; Asante Samuel, Eagles; Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Cardinals.
Free safety: Darren Sharper, Saints; Nick Collins, Packers.
Strong safeties: Adrian Wilson, Cardinals.

SPECIALISTS
Kicker: David Akers, Eagles.
Punter: Andy Lee, 49ers.
Kick returner: DeSean Jackson, Eagles.
Special teamer: Heath Farwell, Vikings.

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On first look I don't see any glaring omissions, and I see a few names I don't recognize; OT Jahri Evans and DT Jay Ratliff

I am also wondering how the Hell 3 Texans made it on defense with that seive they had down there?

No Bengals made this year's Pro Bowl....

Scott wrote:Cornerbacks: Charles Woodson, Raiders

April 1st already??


Asomugha and Woodson - best corner duo in the league


errr ...


Thanks, Al.

A notable name missing from the list is Gonzo, who had made the last 9 or 10... I lost count.

War Wagon wrote:A notable name missing from the list is Gonzo, who had made the last 9 or 10... I lost count.

No doubt he had a good year but the gap that used to exist between the top 2 TEs and the rest has closed considerably. I can't argue with Davis going and Whitten had the receptions and yards but not the TDs and he's a good blocker. I'd even make a case for Celek over Gonzo but again not by much.

poptart wrote:

Scott wrote:Cornerbacks: Charles Woodson, Raiders

April 1st already??


Asomugha and Woodson - best corner duo in the league


errr ...


Thanks, Al.

Blame Yahoo - and me for not catching it as I cleaned it up for print.
They Had Dawkins still listed as an Eagle - but caught that one

jiminphilly wrote:

War Wagon wrote:A notable name missing from the list is Gonzo, who had made the last 9 or 10... I lost count.

No doubt he had a good year but the gap that used to exist between the top 2 TEs and the rest has closed considerably. I can't argue with Davis going and Whitten had the receptions and yards but not the TDs and he's a good blocker. I'd even make a case for Celek over Gonzo but again not by much.

Not even close to his customary production, I'm not arguing he should have made it. That trade to ATL didn't quite work out the way he hoped it would. Still no playoff wins for TG. But who knew Matt Ryan would be a flop after the year he had as a rookie? Certainly not me, who drafted him as my #1 FFL QB. :doh:

What, no Knowshawn Moreno?

poptart wrote:

Scott wrote:Cornerbacks: Charles Woodson, Raiders

April 1st already??


Asomugha and Woodson - best corner duo in the league


errr ...


Thanks, Al.

..Woodson had lost a step


Al

jiminphilly wrote:
No doubt he had a good year but the gap that used to exist between the top 2 TEs and the rest has closed considerably. I can't argue with Davis going and Whitten had the receptions and yards but not the TDs and he's a good blocker. I'd even make a case for Celek over Gonzo but again not by much.

I think Whitten got by on rep in comparison to Celek - One TD didn't stack up to well to Winslow, Gonzo or Shiancoe either

------------ REC - YDS - TDS - TARGETS
Brent Celek, Phi TE 69 875 8 103
Tony Gonzalez, Atl TE 80 837 6 129
Jason Witten, Dal TE 88 954 1 118
Kellen Winslow, TB TE 72 828 5 119
Visanthe Shiancoe, Min TE 49 472 10 70

KC Scott wrote:

jiminphilly wrote:
No doubt he had a good year but the gap that used to exist between the top 2 TEs and the rest has closed considerably. I can't argue with Davis going and Whitten had the receptions and yards but not the TDs and he's a good blocker. I'd even make a case for Celek over Gonzo but again not by much.

I think Whitten got by on rep in comparison to Celek - One TD didn't stack up to well to Winslow, Gonzo or Shiancoe either

------------ REC - YDS - TDS - TARGETS
Brent Celek, Phi TE 69 875 8 103
Tony Gonzalez, Atl TE 80 837 6 129
Jason Witten, Dal TE 88 954 1 118
Kellen Winslow, TB TE 72 828 5 119
Visanthe Shiancoe, Min TE 49 472 10 70

19 more receptions counts for something as does Whitten's blocking but I it's not as glaring has other positions have been in the past.

Celek was great... but it's sorta hard to put him in over the dude who led all NFC TE's in receptions and yards though.

Right, Scott? "Got by on rep"? :?

I'll take 8 TDs and 12.3 YPC over 1 TD and 10.2 YPC any day

Yeah, rec/yards are such primitive metrics. And blocking.

Too bad this is for the Pro Bowl and not some fantasy league, eh Scotty? Lemme guess... Celek outperformed per JAFFL stats so he's the better player?

I can only hope Celek or Gonzo make it to the ProBowl due to Wittens preparation for his final game of the 2009-2010 season.

:D