Please comment on your vote, and list any player that should be nominated for the next round. If you must assume a scoring system, go with 0.5 points per half-tackle, 3 points per sack / INT / FF / FR.

1. Jonathan Vilma
2t. Mike Peterson
2t. Keith Bullock
4. Brian Urlacher
5. Nick Barnett
6. Odell Thurman
7t. Lofa Tatupu
7t. Antonio Pierce
9. Ray Lewis
10. Andra Davis
11. Donnie Edwards
12. London Fletcher
13. Zach Thomas
14. Shawne Merriman
15. Demorrio Williams
16. Takeo Spikes
17. Derrick Johnson
18. Lance Briggs
19. Cato June
20. Keith Brooking
21. Dan Morgan
22. AJ Hawk®
23t. Karlos Dansby
23t. Kirk Morrison
25. Jeremiah Trotter
26. Lemar Marshall
27. James Farrior
28. Gary Brackett
29. Will Witherspoon
30. Kawika Mitchell
31. Derrick Brooks
32. Marcus Washington
33. Morlon Greenwood
34t. Danny Clark
34t. Ian Gold
36. Kailee Wong
37. Channing Crowder

Who's #38?

(notes: Abdul Hodge®*, Tedy Bruschi, Quarles, Derek Smith, Tinoisamoa, Foote, Jeff Ulbrich, Edge Hartwell, James Darling, Tommy Polley added soon)

*Removed for a bit for getting 0 votes.

Final results:
Adalius Thomas [ 4 ] [14.29%]
Angelo Crowell [ 2 ] [7.14%]
Mike Vrabel [ 4 ] [14.29%]
LeRoy Hill [ 5 ] [17.86%]
Daryl Smith [ 3 ] [10.71%]
EJ Henderson [ 1 ] [3.57%]
Lavar Arrington [ 4 ] [14.29%]
Eric Barton [ 2 ] [7.14%]
Barrett Ruud [ 3 ] [10.71%]
Other [ 0 ] [0.00%]

Hill wins.

tough call for me here between Daryl Smith and Eric Barton. I wound up going with Smith b/c I think he is a player on the rise while Barton has probably peaked and I'm not crazy about the idea of him playing OLB in a 3-4 defense.

I too voted Daryl Smith. It was between him and Adalius for me. I admittedly don't know as much about Thomas as I should but don't expect him to repeat his 2005 campaign.

2 reasons to like Smith.

1. His play improved as the season wore on. Maybe this was fear of losing his job to Winborn. Whatever it was, he got out of Del Rio's doghouse and played well in the 2nd half.

2. Weakside LB for Jacksonville has reaped benefits. If Smith continues to elevate his game it wouldn't surprise me to see him as a solid LB 2.