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MCguidance
Footballguy
Love Wayne, but thought AJ Green might deserve some consideration.
jurb26
Footballguy
Green and Wayne were the WRs.
solorca
Footballguy
Doug Martin has had two amazing games, but picking him as an All-Pro player over the first half of the year is insane. In his first six games, he didn't break 100 yards rushing in a single game and only had two touchdowns.
If he keeps up his current pace (or honestly, about half of it), he'll deserve to be All-Pro at the end of the season, but based on the first half only, he's not deserving.
Brandon Marshall was snubbed at WR, but the other two choices are deserving as well.
If he keeps up his current pace (or honestly, about half of it), he'll deserve to be All-Pro at the end of the season, but based on the first half only, he's not deserving.
Brandon Marshall was snubbed at WR, but the other two choices are deserving as well.
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jurb26
Footballguy
Defensive End
Cameron Wake, Miami Dolphins
NFC executive: "He just keeps getting better. He has developed more moves and added strength."
Defensive Tackle
J.J. Watt, Houston Texans
NFC executive: "His motor is unbelievable. He has outstanding instincts. He's by far the NFL's best interior pass rusher."
Defensive Tackle
Calais Campbell, Arizona Cardinals
NFC executive: "He plays too high, but he still finds a way to dominate games."
Defensive End
Jason Pierre-Paul, New York Giants
AFC executive: "He's a total freak. He's a rare talent and he plays with a great motor."
Outside Linebacker
Von Miller, Denver Broncos
NFC executive: "He's the most explosive edge rusher in the NFL. He plays about six inches off the ground."
Inside Linebacker
Daryl Washington, Arizona Cardinals
NFC executive: "He's super explosive and he has a nose for the ball. He's closing in on Patrick Willis' spot as the top inside linebacker in the league."
Inside Linebacker
Lance Briggs, Chicago Bears
AFC executive: "He's always around the ball. He's the key player on the Chicago defense."
Inside Linebacker
Sean Weatherspoon, Atlanta Falcons
NFC executive: "He's been awesome in pass coverage. He's a complete linebacker."
Outside Linebacker
DeMarcus Ware, Dallas Cowboys
NFC executive: "He's better versus the run than he gets credit for, and he is the top pass rusher in the league."
Cornerback
Tim Jennings, Chicago Bears
NFC executive: "He plays much bigger than his size (5-foot-8). He's a big man in a little man's body."
Cornerback
Charles Tillman, Chicago Bears
AFC executive: "He's just starting to get a lot of attention, but he's been a great player for a long time."
Safety
Jairus Byrd, Buffalo Bills
NFC executive: "He has phenomenal ball skills and he's a very good tackler."
Safety
Eric Weddle, San Diego Chargers
AFC executive: "He's always around the football. He's a great tackler and he always takes the correct pursuit angles."
Punter
Thomas Morstead, New Orleans Saints
His net average of 45 yards per punt leads the NFL.
Cameron Wake, Miami Dolphins
NFC executive: "He just keeps getting better. He has developed more moves and added strength."
Defensive Tackle
J.J. Watt, Houston Texans
NFC executive: "His motor is unbelievable. He has outstanding instincts. He's by far the NFL's best interior pass rusher."
Defensive Tackle
Calais Campbell, Arizona Cardinals
NFC executive: "He plays too high, but he still finds a way to dominate games."
Defensive End
Jason Pierre-Paul, New York Giants
AFC executive: "He's a total freak. He's a rare talent and he plays with a great motor."
Outside Linebacker
Von Miller, Denver Broncos
NFC executive: "He's the most explosive edge rusher in the NFL. He plays about six inches off the ground."
Inside Linebacker
Daryl Washington, Arizona Cardinals
NFC executive: "He's super explosive and he has a nose for the ball. He's closing in on Patrick Willis' spot as the top inside linebacker in the league."
Inside Linebacker
Lance Briggs, Chicago Bears
AFC executive: "He's always around the ball. He's the key player on the Chicago defense."
Inside Linebacker
Sean Weatherspoon, Atlanta Falcons
NFC executive: "He's been awesome in pass coverage. He's a complete linebacker."
Outside Linebacker
DeMarcus Ware, Dallas Cowboys
NFC executive: "He's better versus the run than he gets credit for, and he is the top pass rusher in the league."
Cornerback
Tim Jennings, Chicago Bears
NFC executive: "He plays much bigger than his size (5-foot-8). He's a big man in a little man's body."
Cornerback
Charles Tillman, Chicago Bears
AFC executive: "He's just starting to get a lot of attention, but he's been a great player for a long time."
Safety
Jairus Byrd, Buffalo Bills
NFC executive: "He has phenomenal ball skills and he's a very good tackler."
Safety
Eric Weddle, San Diego Chargers
AFC executive: "He's always around the football. He's a great tackler and he always takes the correct pursuit angles."
Punter
Thomas Morstead, New Orleans Saints
His net average of 45 yards per punt leads the NFL.
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MCguidance
Footballguy
Serves me right for not checking the link.
jurb26
Footballguy
OFFENSE
Quarterback
Peyton Manning, Denver Broncos
NFC executive: "He doesn't always look pretty, but he's still Peyton. They are running his offense from Indy and he has it mastered."
Running Back
Adrian Peterson, Minnesota Vikings
AFC executive: "He's a freak. The best running back in the league and he's not even 100 percent healthy."
Running Back
Doug Martin, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
AFC executive: "He's been the top rookie in the league. He's so shifty and explosive."
Fullback
Vonta Leach, Baltimore Ravens
AFC executive: "He's a contact freak. He's a true throwback and he functions like an extra offensive lineman."
Tight End
Rob Gronkowski, New England Patriots
NFC executive: "He's a beast. He's not the greatest athlete, but his length and body control are unreal. Can't defend him."
Wide Receiver
A.J. Green, Cincinnati Bengals
NFC executive: "He's the NFL's best vertical threat because of his combination of speed and ball skills."
Wide Receiver
Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis Colts
AFC executive: "He's the best route runner in the NFL and he's playing like he's in his prime."
Left Tackle
Duane Brown, Houston Texans
NFC executive: "He's playing really well. He's gotten much stronger. He's the best LT in the league right now."
Guard
Marshal Yanda, Baltimore Ravens
AFC executive: "He's not always pretty, but he's incredibly strong, tough and instinctive."
Center
Maurkice Pouncey, Pittsburgh Steelers
NFC executive: "He has a rare combination of strength, athletic ability and instincts. He doesn't put any bad plays on tape."
Guard
Mike Iupati, San Francisco 49ers
NFC executive: "He's so wide and strong. He clears a lot of space for their running game. He's a more athletic Leonard Davis."
Right Tackle
Anthony Davis, San Francisco 49ers
NFC executive: "He's a powerful man. You can't get around him in the pass game and he drives people off the ball in the run game."
Kicker
Blair Walsh, Minnesota Vikings
He's made 19 of 20 field-goal attempts, nailing all five of his attempts of 50 yards or more.
Kick Returner
Leodis McKelvin, Buffalo Bills
He's averaging 29.8 yards per kickoff return and 19.5 yards per punt return.
Quarterback
Peyton Manning, Denver Broncos
NFC executive: "He doesn't always look pretty, but he's still Peyton. They are running his offense from Indy and he has it mastered."
Running Back
Adrian Peterson, Minnesota Vikings
AFC executive: "He's a freak. The best running back in the league and he's not even 100 percent healthy."
Running Back
Doug Martin, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
AFC executive: "He's been the top rookie in the league. He's so shifty and explosive."
Fullback
Vonta Leach, Baltimore Ravens
AFC executive: "He's a contact freak. He's a true throwback and he functions like an extra offensive lineman."
Tight End
Rob Gronkowski, New England Patriots
NFC executive: "He's a beast. He's not the greatest athlete, but his length and body control are unreal. Can't defend him."
Wide Receiver
A.J. Green, Cincinnati Bengals
NFC executive: "He's the NFL's best vertical threat because of his combination of speed and ball skills."
Wide Receiver
Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis Colts
AFC executive: "He's the best route runner in the NFL and he's playing like he's in his prime."
Left Tackle
Duane Brown, Houston Texans
NFC executive: "He's playing really well. He's gotten much stronger. He's the best LT in the league right now."
Guard
Marshal Yanda, Baltimore Ravens
AFC executive: "He's not always pretty, but he's incredibly strong, tough and instinctive."
Center
Maurkice Pouncey, Pittsburgh Steelers
NFC executive: "He has a rare combination of strength, athletic ability and instincts. He doesn't put any bad plays on tape."
Guard
Mike Iupati, San Francisco 49ers
NFC executive: "He's so wide and strong. He clears a lot of space for their running game. He's a more athletic Leonard Davis."
Right Tackle
Anthony Davis, San Francisco 49ers
NFC executive: "He's a powerful man. You can't get around him in the pass game and he drives people off the ball in the run game."
Kicker
Blair Walsh, Minnesota Vikings
He's made 19 of 20 field-goal attempts, nailing all five of his attempts of 50 yards or more.
Kick Returner
Leodis McKelvin, Buffalo Bills
He's averaging 29.8 yards per kickoff return and 19.5 yards per punt return.
BearDown54
Footballguy
peyton has been good, but i'd take ryan or even rodgers over him at this point
martin, really? foster has been much more consistent (scored a TD every game this year)
i wont argue against gronk, he's been solid
i think i'd give wayne a pass, he's achieved beyond expectations
wake i think got most of his sacks in the AZ game, but then again i cant think of anyone else i'd put ahead of him
weddle at S is a LOL
i'm a bears homer (obviously) so seeing our two CBs there is kind of cool, but i still dont really trust jennings but you cant argue about the production so far.
martin, really? foster has been much more consistent (scored a TD every game this year)
i wont argue against gronk, he's been solid
i think i'd give wayne a pass, he's achieved beyond expectations
wake i think got most of his sacks in the AZ game, but then again i cant think of anyone else i'd put ahead of him
weddle at S is a LOL
i'm a bears homer (obviously) so seeing our two CBs there is kind of cool, but i still dont really trust jennings but you cant argue about the production so far.
DoubleG
Footballguy
One leads the league in interceptions, one leads the league in forced fumbles with 7 - that's 4 higher than the 2nd guy who has 3 (and is the other safety - Byrd) - so yes.
johnnyboy8102
Footballguy
Never knew Briggs played Inside Linebacker.
BobbyLayne
Footballguy
My take on the FF skill players IRL performance:
QB - Rodgers - he and Peyton are 1/1A statistically; TD-INT ratio 25-5 without Jennings much of the year and Jordy the last 2
RB - Foster - 10 TDs and 770 yards
RB - Peterson - leads the NFL in rushing
WR - Wayne - still the man, 1 behind Harvin in receptions, leads NFL in receiving yards
WR - Welker - on pace for 120 receptions, a record 5th season over 100
TE - Gronk - 7 TDs
You can make an easy case for A.J. Green as well.
QB - Rodgers - he and Peyton are 1/1A statistically; TD-INT ratio 25-5 without Jennings much of the year and Jordy the last 2
RB - Foster - 10 TDs and 770 yards
RB - Peterson - leads the NFL in rushing
WR - Wayne - still the man, 1 behind Harvin in receptions, leads NFL in receiving yards
WR - Welker - on pace for 120 receptions, a record 5th season over 100
TE - Gronk - 7 TDs
You can make an easy case for A.J. Green as well.
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two_dollars
Footballguy
Surprising to see Peppers left out.
Area51Inhabitant
Footballguy
Agree about Martin as well. I don't see how you can leave ADP off this list.'solorca said:
