Thought Clay Matthews might get the nod after a storming season in GB.
Pro Bowl
* Asterisk denotes starter AFC Offense Position Player(s) Quarterback * Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Philip Rivers, San Diego Tom Brady, New England Running back * Chris Johnson, Tennessee Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville Ray Rice, Baltimore Fullback * Le'Ron McClain, Baltimore Wide receiver * Andre Johnson, Houston * Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis Brandon Marshall, Denver Wes Welker, New England Tight end * Dallas Clark, Indianapolis Antonio Gates, San Diego Tackle * Jake Long, Miami * Ryan Clady, Denver Joe Thomas, Cleveland Guard * Logan Mankins, New England * Alan Faneca, N.Y. Jets Kris Dielman, San Diego Center * Nick Mangold, N.Y. Jets Jeff Saturday, Indianapolis Defense Position Player(s) Defensive end * Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis * Robert Mathis, Indianapolis Mario Williams, Houston Interior linemen * Haloti Ngata, Baltimore * Vince Wilfork, New England Casey Hampton, Pittsburgh Outside linebacker * Elvis Dumervil, Denver * James Harrison, Pittsburgh Brian Cushing, Houston Inside/midde linebacker * Ray Lewis, Baltimore DeMeco Ryans, Houston Cornerback * Darrelle Revis, N.Y. Jets * Nnamdi Asomugha, Oakland Champ Bailey, Denver Free safety * Ed Reed, Baltimore Jairus Byrd, Buffalo Strong safety * Brian Dawkins, Denver Special teams Position Player(s) Punter Shane Lechler, Oakland Placekicker Nate Kaeding, San Diego Kick returner Josh Cribbs, Cleveland Special teamer Kassim Osgood, San Diego
NFC Offense Position Player(s) Quarterback * Drew Brees, New Orleans Brett Favre, Minnesota Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Running back * Adrian Peterson, Minnesota Steven Jackson, St. Louis DeAngelo Williams, Carolina Fullback * Leonard Weaver, Philadelphia Wide receiver * Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona * DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia Miles Austin, Dallas Sidney Rice, Minnesota Tight end * Vernon Davis, San Francisco Jason Witten, Dallas Tackle * Jason Peters, Philadelphia * Bryant McKinnie, Minnesota Jonathan Stinchcomb, New Orleans Guard * Steve Hutchinson, Minnesota * Jahri Evans, New Orleans Leonard Davis, Dallas Center * Andre Gurode, Dallas Shaun O'Hara, N.Y. Giants Defense Position Player(s) Defensive end * Jared Allen, Minnesota * Julius Peppers, Carolina Trent Cole, Philadelphia Interior linemen * Kevin Williams, Minnesota * Darnell Dockett, Arizona Jay Ratliff, Dallas Outside linebacker * DeMarcus Ware, Dallas * Lance Briggs, Chicago Brian Orakpo, Washington Inside/midde linebacker * Patrick Willis, San Francisco Jonathan Vilma, New Orleans Cornerback * Charles Woodson, Green Bay * Asante Samuel, Philadelphia Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Arizona Free safety * Darren Sharper, New Orleans Nick Collins, Green Bay Strong safety * Adrian Wilson, Arizona Special teams Position Player(s) Punter Andy Lee, San Francisco Placekicker David Akers, Philadelphia Kick returner DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia Special teamer Heath Farwell, Minnesota
No does he and I wondered why one lined up in the middle and the other on the outside or end.
What has Orapko actually done in a rookie year to deserve Pro Bowl honours 10 + sacks is good especially as I am a Redskins fan but I would call it a solid start to his NFL Carear, LF has again produced huge numbers as he has for the last 9 seasons, started every game no mean fact at MLB and racked up 1236 tackles /not bad for a man only 5"10" though 245lbs.
No does he and I wondered why one lined up in the middle and the other on the outside or end.What has Orapko actually done in a rookie year to deserve Pro Bowl honours 10 + sacks is good especially as I am a Redskins fan but I would call it a solid s
well look at it another way ,tells you all you need to know about the lack of quality at olb these days,de marcus ware has played about 4 decent games and he's there
well look at it another way ,tells you all you need to know about the lack of quality at olb these days,de marcus ware has played about 4 decent games and he's there
Similar seasons but Romo with the tougher schedule and the bigger psychological hurdles to overcome (justiftying ditching TO, December hoodoo, etc) and has come through them all.
Still not convinced he is the real thing but you've got to hand it to him so far
I'd put Romo ahead of Rodgers.Similar seasons but Romo with the tougher schedule and the bigger psychological hurdles to overcome (justiftying ditching TO, December hoodoo, etc) and has come through them all.Still not convinced he is the real thing b
A few too many in on reputation alone. As a Chargers fan I'd say...
Scifers (Chargers punter) arguably ahead of Oakland punter imo.
Dielman in is a surprise.
Vincent Jackson arguably ahead of Brandon Marshall?? Arguable.
Doesn't matter anyway as (hopefully) all Chargers players won't play in Probowl anyway....
A few too many in on reputation alone. As a Chargers fan I'd say...Scifers (Chargers punter) arguably ahead of Oakland punter imo.Dielman in is a surprise.Vincent Jackson arguably ahead of Brandon Marshall?? Arguable.Doesn't matter anyway as (hopeful
Made up for Steven Jackson. That many yards, for a side as bad as the Rams (:( ), who have probably the worst o-line to offer him protection...fully deserves to be there.
Made up for Steven Jackson. That many yards, for a side as bad as the Rams (:( ), who have probably the worst o-line to offer him protection...fully deserves to be there.
Nayim 30 Dec 22:09 A few too many in on reputation alone. As a Chargers fan I'd say...Scifers (Chargers punter) arguably ahead of Oakland punter imo.
Surely the raiders man would be first pick, especially with all that punting practise he's done this year. Must have thigh muscles like arnie.
Nayim 30 Dec 22:09 A few too many in on reputation alone. As a Chargers fan I'd say...Scifers (Chargers punter) arguably ahead of Oakland punter imo.Surely the raiders man would be first pick, especially with all that punting practise he's done