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    2009 Pro Bowl Selections

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    Not Philip Rivers ? that has to be a joke ...

    And Brett Favre ? my god, have people not noticed his season? outside of the one game vs Arizona he's been average while Rivers has been the best QB in football!

    Ronnie Brown over Steve Slanton ? with the exception of TDs (10-8) Slaton leads in every catagory ( att, yards, yrd/att, yrd/game)

    Ugh ...

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    Neither Manning should be there... Peyton murdered my fantasy team and Eli is uber overrated.


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    Quote Originally Posted by gRYFYN1 View Post
    Not Philip Rivers ? that has to be a joke ...

    And Brett Favre ? my god, have people not noticed his season? outside of the one game vs Arizona he's been average while Rivers has been the best QB in football!

    Ronnie Brown over Steve Slanton ? with the exception of TDs (10-8) Slaton leads in every catagory ( att, yards, yrd/att, yrd/game)

    Ugh ...
    And this is why the Pro Bowl is a joke.

    The QB's should be: Rivers starting, Manning, Cutler.

    But Favre has the name...and the Jets have a winning record...and the fans are voting...


    RSR, Manning has been one of the better QB's in the league the past few weeks. He's had a slight down year due to a slow start by the Colts but he has had another good year in his hall of fame career.

    And Eli...well I do agree he shouldn't be there...he hasn't been outstanding he's just on a really good team.

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    Actually, only 1/3 is the fans. But yeah, some of these results are out there...

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    Good thing Walter Jones made it. This may be his last season. *sobs*

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    Nice to see Lance Briggs get the starting. He's been the only truly bright spot on a lousy, dying, pathetic defense. Also nice to see that no other Bears snuck onto the Pro Bowl team undeservedly.

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    Red Sox : Actually, Peyton's been really good since his line got healthy. And Eli's had a very good season this year.

    I really don't have any issues with the NFC team...sure, in a few cases I voted for different guys, but I have no fault with the players who made it instead.

    The AFC team, though...no Rivers AND no Slaton is patently ridiculous. Antonio Gates?! He's been far too inconsistent, and should be behind Owen Daniels and Dallas Clark (and maybe Zach Miller, considering how bit the players around him are). I haven't been impressed with the play of the lines in KC OR San Diego, so the Dielman and Waters picks are just stupid (Ben Grubbs in Baltimore has been fantastic all year, and Ben Hamilton has been pretty good in Denver). All I've seen of Joe Thomas this year is pass rushers running around him to kill the QB. Can someone explain to me how Terrell Suggs has apparently had a better year than Lamarr Woodley?

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    Half the players will be too injured to play or act like they're too injured to play, so the deserving players will be added later.

    The Pro Bowl is a joke that nobody takes seriously

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    One more Bears note... It'd be nice to see Alex Brown added as an alternate, though he absolutely won't be. He's quietly had an absolutely amazing season (as usual), especially against the run, where he's a total beast. That guy is possibly the most overlooked defensive player in all of football.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arctic Blast View Post
    Red Sox : Actually, Peyton's been really good since his line got healthy. And Eli's had a very good season this year.

    I really don't have any issues with the NFC team...sure, in a few cases I voted for different guys, but I have no fault with the players who made it instead.

    The AFC team, though...no Rivers AND no Slaton is patently ridiculous. Antonio Gates?! He's been far too inconsistent, and should be behind Owen Daniels and Dallas Clark (and maybe Zach Miller, considering how bit the players around him are). I haven't been impressed with the play of the lines in KC OR San Diego, so the Dielman and Waters picks are just stupid (Ben Grubbs in Baltimore has been fantastic all year, and Ben Hamilton has been pretty good in Denver). All I've seen of Joe Thomas this year is pass rushers running around him to kill the QB. Can someone explain to me how Terrell Suggs has apparently had a better year than Lamarr Woodley?
    Eli has had a very good season by his standards but he is not the third best QB in the NFC. Brees, Warner and Romo surpass him BY FAR.

    Owen Daniels is a rising star and the second best TE in the AFC. The one pick on the O-line I hate is no Ryan Clady. He has given up ONE SACK this season. ONE. Jay Cutler's line has been one of the tops in the league and not one of them get to go to the pro bowl? Terrible.

    No Rivers is what gets to me the most, even though I can not stand the guy he has surpassed my expectations this season and has been a bright spot on a struggling Chargers team.

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    Re: 2009 Pro Bowl Selections

    2009 Pro Bowl rosters


    AFC

    Offense
    Pos. Starter(s) Reserves

    Quarterback Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Brett Favre, New York Jets
    Jay Cutler, Denver

    Running back Thomas Jones, New York Jets Chris Johnson, Tennessee
    Ronnie Brown, Miami

    Fullback Le'Ron McClain, Baltimore

    Wide receiver Andre Johnson, Houston
    Brandon Marshall, Denver Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis
    Wes Welker, New England

    Tight end Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City Antonio Gates, San Diego

    Tackle Joe Thomas, Cleveland

    Jason Peters, Buffalo Michael Roos, Tennessee

    Guard Alan Faneca, New York Jets
    Kris Dielman, San Diego Brian Waters, Kansas City

    Center Kevin Mawae, Tennessee Nick Mangold, New York Jets

    Defense
    Pos. Starter(s) Reserves

    Defensive end Mario Williams, Houston
    Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis Robert Mathis, Indianapolis

    Defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth, Tennessee
    Kris Jenkins, New York Jets Shaun Rogers, Cleveland

    Outside linebacker James Harrison, Pittsburgh
    Joey Porter, Miami Terrell Suggs, Baltimore

    Inside linebacker Ray Lewis, Baltimore James Farrior, Pittsburgh

    Cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha, Oakland
    Cortland Finnegan, Tennessee Darrelle Revis, New York Jets

    Free safety Ed Reed, Baltimore

    Strong safety Troy Polamalu, Pittsburgh Chris Hope, Tennessee

    Special teams
    Pos. Starter(s) Reserves

    Punter Shane Lechler, Oakland

    Placekicker Stephen Gostkowski, New England

    Kick returner Leon Washington, New York Jets

    Special teamer Brendon Ayanbadejo, Baltimore

    NFC

    Offense
    Pos. Starter(s) Reserves

    Quarterback Kurt Warner, Arizona Drew Brees, New Orleans
    Eli Manning, New York Giants

    Running back Adrian Peterson, Minnesota Michael Turner, Atlanta
    Clinton Portis, Washington

    Fullback Mike Sellers, Washington

    Wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona
    Anquan Boldin, Arizona Steve Smith, Carolina
    Roddy White, Atlanta

    Tight end Jason Witten, Dallas Chris Cooley, Washington

    Tackle Jordan Gross, Carolina
    Walter Jones, Seattle Chris Samuels, Washington

    Guard Steve Hutchinson, Minnesota
    Chris Snee, New York Giants Leonard Davis, Dallas

    Center Andre Gurode, Dallas Shaun O'Hara, New York Giants

    Defense
    Pos. Starter(s) Reserves

    Defensive end Julius Peppers, Carolina
    Justin Tuck, New York Giants Jared Allen, Minnesota

    Defensive tackle Kevin Williams, Minnesota
    Jay Ratliff, Dallas Pat Williams, Minnesota

    Outside linebacker DeMarcus Ware, Dallas
    Lance Briggs, Chicago Derrick Brooks, Tampa Bay

    Inside linebacker Patrick Willis, San Francisco Jon Beason, Carolina

    Cornerback Charles Woodson, Green Bay
    Antoine Winfield, Minnesota Asante Samuel, Philadelphia

    Free safety Nick Collins, Green Bay Brian Dawkins, Philadelphia

    Strong safety Adrian Wilson, Arizona

    Special teams
    Pos. Starter(s) Reserves

    Punter Jeff Feagles, New York Giants

    Placekicker John Carney, New York Giants

    Kick returner Clifton Smith, Tampa Bay

    Special teamer Sean Morey, Arizona

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    Re: 2009 Pro Bowl Selections

    I dont get all in open arms about something I dont watch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OregonDuck1989 View Post
    Eli has had a very good season by his standards but he is not the third best QB in the NFC. Brees, Warner and Romo surpass him BY FAR.

    Owen Daniels is a rising star and the second best TE in the AFC. The one pick on the O-line I hate is no Ryan Clady. He has given up ONE SACK this season. ONE. Jay Cutler's line has been one of the tops in the league and not one of them get to go to the pro bowl? Terrible.

    No Rivers is what gets to me the most, even though I can not stand the guy he has surpassed my expectations this season and has been a bright spot on a struggling Chargers team.
    I don't disagree about Romo, though I actually voted for Aaron Rodgers over either him OR Eli. If Romo hadn't missed a bunch of games, it would have been him, though.

    And I DID vote for Clady...him, Michael Roos (who has probably been the best tackle in the league this year) and Vernon Carey (I ALWAYS pick at least one RT, and he's been a beast on that side) were my T picks. I absolutely agree he should have made it, AND Ben Hamilton.

    Quote Originally Posted by ragecage
    I dont get all in open arms about something I dont watch.
    Actually, I don't watch ANY All Star Game...I don't find any of them all that entertaining. I do pay attention to who gets picked, though, as opposed to who deserves to be there. And from a lot of articles I've read, and comments from actual players, the players actually are they absolute worst when it comes to their selections, much more so than the fan votes.

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    I don't disagree about Romo, though I actually voted for Aaron Rodgers over either him OR Eli. If Romo hadn't missed a bunch of games, it would have been him, though.

    And I DID vote for Clady...him, Michael Roos (who has probably been the best tackle in the league this year) and Vernon Carey (I ALWAYS pick at least one RT, and he's been a beast on that side) were my T picks. I absolutely agree he should have made it, AND Ben Hamilton.
    The three games Romo missed didn't cost him too much in the stats category. Considering Rodgers' QB rating compared to Tony's I put Romo above him. Eli, for me, didn't impress me this year. He was good...I'll give him that...but he wasn't one of the top QB's in the NFC.

    Rodgers didn't impress me as much as Romo did. And the way the Cowboys played without Romo is another big thing for me...he's the catalyst of that offense...unlike Eli who you could plug a few other QB's into that system and be just fine I would think.

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