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apickmans
March-29th-2006, 11:22 PM
Just wondering if you guys had to make an all NFC East team, what players would you pick?? Heres mine:
Offense
QB:Mcnabb
WRs:Moss, TO
RB: Portis
TE:Shockey
HB:Cooley!(i dont think the other teams use one)
LT:C.Samuels
OGs: Randy Thomas, Shawn Andrews(i know hes young but hes a mauler)
C:Casey Rabach
RT:Jon Jansen .....haha so maybe i picked all skins offensive line
Defense
DEs:Jevon Kearse, Michael Strahan (almost went with Osi. but i still like the freak better)
DT: Griffin, Jason Ferguson(would of gone with glover, but hes gone and besides they switched to 3-4)
OLB:Washington duh, D.Ware
ILB:Antonio Pierce
CBs: Shawn Springs, Sheldon Brown
FS: Sean Taylor
SS: Roy Williams
Coach: Gibbs
I hope i wasnt being too much of a homer.
TheREALJBird
March-29th-2006, 11:24 PM
Seems pretty legit to me
kevinklein
March-29th-2006, 11:31 PM
Mine would be pretty much identicle to that. I'd throw in Plaxico as the #3 reciever, and B. Lloyd as the #4.
GhostOfLamontHollinquest
March-29th-2006, 11:31 PM
Based on last season, you could swap Pierce out for Lemar Marshall.
GhostOfLamontHollinquest
March-29th-2006, 11:33 PM
Oh, and William Joseph could be better than Jason Ferguson.
SkinsNoles21
March-29th-2006, 11:35 PM
kearse sucks
skns4life
March-29th-2006, 11:51 PM
yeah that is being too much of a homer...where's Steve Smith?? Shawn Alexander? Hutchinson?
apickmans
March-29th-2006, 11:52 PM
its nfc EAST team.......not NFC conference team.
GhostOfLamontHollinquest
March-29th-2006, 11:52 PM
yeah that is being too much of a homer...where's Steve Smith?? Shawn Alexander? Hutchinson?
It's an all NFC East team, not all NFC.
speedmike
March-30th-2006, 12:03 AM
Very good original post. Not too farmiliar with the other teams' centers, so I guess Rabach's a good a choice as any. Kearse is definitely not the best DE. I'd definitely put Osi and Carter ahead of him.
terpfan
March-30th-2006, 12:08 AM
No argument from me but I would put Osi ahead of Kearse. Other than that it looks good.
aussieskin
March-30th-2006, 12:13 AM
I would rather anyone but the horse collarer
Enter Apotheosis
March-30th-2006, 12:33 AM
It's kind of difficult to have too much variance when it comes to the all-NFC East team. Most of the positions really do have an obvious choice... anyway, here's what I came up with (slightly different perspective):
Offense
QB: Donovan McNabb
RB: Clinton Portis
FB: Mike Sellers
WR: Santana Moss
WR: Terrell Owens
WR: Plaxico Burress
TE: Chris Cooley
TE: Jeremy Shockey
LT: Chris Samuels
LG: Randy Thomas (right or left makes no diff)
C: Casey Rabach
RG: Shawn Andrews
RT: Jon Jansen
Defense
DE: Michael Strahan
DT: Cornelius Griffin
DT: Mike Patterson (Ferguson ONLY if it's a 3-4)
DE: Osi Umenyiora/Andre Carter (trust me on this one)
LOLB: Marcus Washington
MLB: Antonio Pierce/Lemar Marshall
ROLB: Demarcus Ware
CB: Shawn Springs
CB: Lito Sheppard
CB: Carlos Rogers/Sheldon Brown
FS: Sean Taylor
SS: Roy Williams/Adam Archuleta/Michael Lewis (pick one, who cares?)
Coaches
HC: Gibbs
OC: Saunders
DC: Williams
philal0102
March-30th-2006, 01:13 AM
very original.... i like it.
az1041
March-30th-2006, 01:25 AM
I love portis and all, but if we are being real... Tiki had a better year last year. So i would put him at RB and Portis a close 2nd. Although portis did a lot of "other" things that helped us win games besides just run the ball, Tiki had an amazing year and both are great players. Tiki gets the nod for now!
BigRay
March-30th-2006, 06:34 AM
Pretty good but I wouldn't put Roy Williams there sorry but he is overrated..
Redskins4ever
March-30th-2006, 06:48 AM
I would have Mark Brunell be the starting QB, not McNabb. Also I would also place Tiki Barber in the backfield. Chris Cooley would be the TE and the WRs would be Plexico Buress and Santana Moss.
As far as defense, Michael Strahan, Cornelius Griffin, Jevon Kearse, Marcus Washington, Sean Taylor, Brian Dawkins, Antonio Pierce, Demarcus Ware, Shawn Springs, and Lito Sheppard.
ChiefPowhatan17
March-30th-2006, 07:07 AM
Why would McNabb be the quarterback after his awful season last year?
cuchip703
March-30th-2006, 07:50 AM
I think we have some true homers here...
As much as I think Portis is a phenomenal back, I have to give Tiki the edge there. Also, Brian Dawkins definitely needs to be there at Safety with Taylor. Osi and Strahan on the DL should be givens. Jason Witten is a pretty good TE in his own right as well. As for McNabbs awful year...have you ever had a sports hernia, its not an easy thing to deal with....I will give him the benefit of the doubt vs. Brunell, Bledsoe, and a young Eli. Someone gave Carlos Rogers the nod over someone no one mentioned either, Terrance Newman. Though he had a poor second year, he played much like his rookie year last. Another no mention though, and I think he plays the DT position rather well is Big Joe S. , he was becoming a real force last year
cuchip703
March-30th-2006, 07:54 AM
Why would McNabb be the quarterback after his awful season last year?
Honestly, and be honest now, if you were a GM and your QB was either Brunell, Eli, or Bledsoe and the Eagles offered you McNabb straight up, would you or would you not take that deal.....outside of Eli, who is young...its a real no brainer...
Lombardi's_kid_brother
March-30th-2006, 08:15 AM
I find it hard to accept that 80 percent of the All-division team comes from the second-place squad.
the burgundy and gold
March-30th-2006, 08:29 AM
Why would McNabb be the quarterback after his awful season last year?
who else would you have there?
skinfan2k
March-30th-2006, 08:34 AM
are u kidding me with the skins o-line.. what about flozell adams. hank franley, jermaine mayberry, marco rivera, jon runyan. WOW and i thought i was a homer. for defense, where is osi? Tiki barber and portis are almost equal. On d how about trotter, dawkins,
skinfan2k
March-30th-2006, 08:35 AM
ya im sorry that mcnabb got injuired last year, but single-handed took his team to the NFC championship game with a lackluster running game and no WRs. ok he had owens 1 year. other years he had pinkston and james thrash. comeon. brunell does not deserve it. his first year here was ****
Dirk Diggler
March-30th-2006, 08:36 AM
Always one of my favorite threads - the best of NFC East.
I think the QB/WR/RG/RT isn't even debatable...it's McNabb/Moss/OWens/Thomas/Jansen without even giving it a second thought.
At DT it's clearly Griffin and Ferguson.
At CB it's Springs and Newman and I'd take Brown as my nickel CB.
If you're looking to get the 3 best LBs on the field then it's pretty easy: I'd play Washington on the SLB, Trotter in the middle, and Pierce on the WLB. However, you'd hate to leave Ware out.
C would be O'Hara or Raymer. Don't care who.
Best positions to debate are DE/FS/TE/LG and especially RB.
I'd take Witten over Shockey because he's a better blocker. It's probably best to go with an H-back in this offense so it's Witten + Cooley.
I think Portis/Tiki is a close call and you can't go wrong with either. Portis's A game is a little better than Barber's so I'd be inclined to take him since he'd be running behind a great line. I believe Barber would be better behind an average line because he has more wiggle.
I'd take Strahan and Osi slightly over Kearse.
On first and second down I'd have Roy Will and Sean Taylor but on 3rd down I'd move Taylor down to SS and bring Dawkins off the bench to play FS. If someone has to come out it's RW.
K = Vanderjagt
P = Feagles
PR = Randel El
KR = T Thompson
Coaching staff is a clean sweep for the Skins of course but Parcells can coach our linebackers ;) Coughlin can coach WRs and Reid can order lunch. :D
PS - what's great about this debate is that we SO CLEARLY have the best offensive line in the East after years of having the worst. And only 1 of those players is different from the Spurrier days. Just goes to show how important coaching is to good line play.
Spizzunk
March-30th-2006, 08:49 AM
Offense
QB:Mcnabb
WRs:Moss, TO, Glenn (three wide...only one team in division employs an H-back)
RB: Barber
TE:Shockey
T:C.Samuels, F. Adams
Gs: Randy Thomas, Chris Snee
C:Casey Rabach
Defense
DEs:Osi, Michael Strahan
DT: Griffin, Jason Ferguson
OLB:Washington, D.Ware
ILB:Antonio Pierce
CBs: Shawn Springs, Terrence Newman
FS: Brian Dawkins
SS: Roy Williams
VaK9Trainer
March-30th-2006, 08:49 AM
I'd have to go with Eli Manning at QB over McNabb. I think McNabb has begun to decline a bit.
gangars
March-30th-2006, 09:06 AM
Offense
QB:Mcnabb
WRs:Moss, TO, Glenn
RB: Barber
TE:Shockey
T:C.Samuels, F. Adams
Gs: Randy Thomas, Chris Snee
C:Casey Rabach
Defense
DEs:Osi, Michael Strahan
DT: Griffin, Jason Ferguson
OLB:Washington, D.Ware
ILB:Antonio Pierce
CBs: Shawn Springs, Terrence Newman
FS: Brian Dawkins
SS: Roy Williams
Dawkins over ST??? you're on crack :doh:
Spizzunk
March-30th-2006, 09:10 AM
Dawkins over ST??? you're on crack :doh:
Let's see, perennial pro bowler/all-pro against "none of the above"?
Taylor's numbers, even the using only the past two years, don't match Dawkins. I'll take the proven star.
SteelerSkins
March-30th-2006, 10:33 AM
kearse is terrible . . . one of the cowboys youg d-ends are better
gangars
March-30th-2006, 11:05 AM
Let's see, perennial pro bowler/all-pro against "none of the above"?
Taylor's numbers, even the using only the past two years, don't match Dawkins. I'll take the proven star.
the only thing "all pro" means is that u won a popularity contest amongst your peers. kinda like homecoming queen/king. even trotter is an all pro and he sucks monkey balls.
21KillzCowboys
March-30th-2006, 11:24 AM
the only thing "all pro" means is that u won a popularity contest amongst your peers. kinda like homecoming queen/king. even trotter is an all pro and he sucks monkey balls.
Exactly, just like Mike Vick in the pro bowl last year.
mooby
March-30th-2006, 11:27 AM
QB: Mcnabb
RB: Tiki
FB: Mike Sellers
WR: T.O.
WR: Moss
TE: Witten/Shockey, i'd say they are both equal
LT: Flozell Adams
LG: Hank Fraley
C: Rabach
RG: Randy Thomas
RT: Tra Thomas, i'm not sure if he's a LT or RT though.
Defense
DE: Osi Umenyiora, Michael Strahan
DT: Cornelius Griffin, Jason Ferguson
LOLB: Marcus Washington
MLB: Jeremiah Trotter
ROLB: Demarcus Ware
CB: Shawn Springs, Terence Newman
FS: Brian Dawkins, Taylor would be the backup
SS: Roy Williams, Michael Lewis as the backup
mooby
March-30th-2006, 11:29 AM
the only thing "all pro" means is that u won a popularity contest amongst your peers. kinda like homecoming queen/king. even trotter is an all pro and he sucks monkey balls.
amongst your pears? I assumed that All-Pro meant the media voted you as the best at your position. I don't think NFL players get to vote on whether your All-Pro or not, they get to vote you into the Pro Bowl though.
HateYanksDukeCowboys
March-30th-2006, 11:51 AM
the original list is good. only one correction i'd make:
Tiki would need to be above portis.
terpfan
March-30th-2006, 11:54 AM
OK My turn... Hopefully this is unbiased.
Offense
QB: Donovan McNabb - he did not have a "horrible" year last year, he was injured and had nothing around him. He's a damn good QB as much as he annoys me sometimes.
RB: Clinton Portis - You could make an argument for Tiki, but he's aging. I think Portis wil be better than him next year.
WR Terrell Owens - I would not want him on my team, but he's an obvious pick for this hypothetical team.
WR Santana Moss - We all know he deserves this. Only other pro bowl WR in the division anyway. Easy choice.
HB/FB: Chris Cooley/ Mike Sellars - Either way you want to go here I think a Redskin dominates the position.
TE: Jeremy Shockey - Lots of good TEs in this division, but Shockey is definately the best. You could make the case that only Gates is better.
LT: Chris Samuels - He made it back to the pro bowl last year so I dont feel too homerish picking him here.
LG: Randy Thomas - No explanation really needed here, especially with Larry Allen gone.
C: Hank Fraley - I'm still not over that holding call by Rabach. He's solid, but not the best in the divison. Fraley may be at guard now, but he has also played center for the Eagles.
RG: Chris Snee - Shawn Andrews has a lot of potential, but right now I think Snee is better.
RT: Flozell Adams - I'll move him over to the right side. There are a lot of good tackles in the division, John Jansen and Tra Thomas are close behind.
Defense
DE: Michael Strahan - This is a pretty easy choice.
DE: Osi Umenyiora - Honestly, this is a pretty easy choice also. The Giants ends are pretty far and away the best in the division. But I do think Carter will be pushing to take Strahan's spot on the all NFC East team soon.
DT: Cornelius Griffin - Robbed of the pro bowl in 2004, if he stays healthy this year he should make it.
DT: Jason Ferguson - I know, this isnt a 3-4, but this team is just hypothetical, and Ferguson is one of the two best DTs in the division.
OLB: Marcus Washington - Shouldnt be any argument here.
OLB: Demarcus Ware - Isnt that much competion, so the young guy gets the spot. Actually, I might slide Lemar in here, but that might be seen as homerism. :)
MLB: Antonio Pierce - I really wish we could have kept this guy. Ah well.
CB: Shawn Springs - Getting older, but he still deserves a spot on this team.
CB: Terrance Newman - Played pretty well last year, I think we underrate him on this board, although the Cowboys fans overrate him. Give me Sheldon Brown at the nickel.
SS: Sean Taylor - He plays FS for us, but he could easily play either position. And like Gibbs likes to say, we play with two safeties not a free and a strong.
FS: Brian Dawkins - I don't want RoyWill's (lack of) covering skills on the field. Dawkins is a great player who still has a bit left.
Special Teams
K: Mike Vanderjagt - Just beats out Akers. Still has to prove he can be the "clutch" guy.
P: Jeff Feagles - Eh, whatever.
KR: Wille Ponder - Either him or Chad Morton, both were great returning kicks for the Giants last year.
PR: Antwaan Randle El - Two punt return TDs last year.
Thats it, thats the list.
GiantsFanMan
March-30th-2006, 11:55 AM
QB-Mcnabb(was hurt last year, but he gets the nod on past dues.)
HB-Tiki(Plz Redskins fan Portis is good, but Tiki has taken it to Marshal Faulk in his prime type level)
FB-Sellers(No good FBs in the NFC east really.)
WR-T.O
WR-Moss
LT-Flozell(Great when he is healthy)
OG-Thomes/Snee(I dont think sides really matter for guards)
C-??? no idea
RT-McKeenzy was a littil dissapointing last year so I'll give it up to Jansen
TE-Shockey
DE-Osi,Mike(Plz, Jevon never been the same since he left the Titains.)
DT-Griffen/Ferguson(Everyone else sucks at DT besides Griffen in the east really.)
CBs-Sheppared(Will rebound off the injury) Brown
FS-Taylor
SS-Roy
OLB-Marcus/Ware
MLB-Pierce
Spizzunk
March-30th-2006, 12:25 PM
the only thing "all pro" means is that u won a popularity contest amongst your peers. kinda like homecoming queen/king. even trotter is an all pro and he sucks monkey balls.
Right...that's all "All-Pro" means.....the Pro-Bowl is a popularity contest, all-pro is a little more in depth.
You don't care about that, fine. Dawkins stats still beat Taylor's even though he is much older, possibly slower. Noone in their right mind puts Taylor over Dawkins.
Sinclair
March-30th-2006, 01:15 PM
i would take T.O. out only because he is lame.
BLEED-B&G
March-30th-2006, 01:27 PM
yeah that is being too much of a homer...where's Steve Smith?? Shawn Alexander? Hutchinson?
That is the hottest Sig I have ever seen
rvan1
March-30th-2006, 01:27 PM
i disagree that 11/22 players on the all NFC east team would be redskins....
yazzmode621
March-30th-2006, 01:28 PM
ok, TIKI had only ONE great year and the rest are just average. I think he is WAY overrated. He is also getting pretty old and DONT EVEN DARE try to compare Tiki to Marshall Faulk. Faulk in his prime was an a whole new level.
Portis in 4 years has had 3 1500 yard seasons and one 1300 yard season. Barber has been in the league for 9 years and he gained 1000 yard(1006 to be exact) in his 4th year. There is now way you can tell me Barber just because of one good year is bettter than Portis who has been kickin arse ever since he became pro.
chopperhatch
March-30th-2006, 01:30 PM
Do you guys realize how dumb you sound? No offense(even tho you're going to take it that way), but I have seen these idiotic statements on this thread:
Portis would be higher on a depth chart than Tiki
Cooley would be higher on a depth chart than LJ Smith
Lemar Marshall should be the MLB ahead of Pierce(laughs out loud)
The fact that most of you have the entire skins line as All NFC East is ridiculous enough:
Snee is better than Randy Thomas
And Kareem McKenzie is better than Jansen
You put Carter in the same sentence as Osi....cute
You guys are out of touch with reality. To say that your whole O-line is better than the rest of the East's is absurd. You screwed up the career of a 1st round choice because you couldn't protect him. Seriously, seek help.
chopperhatch
March-30th-2006, 01:31 PM
Spizzun, I agree.
yazzmode621
March-30th-2006, 01:35 PM
here's my list...
qb: McNabb
rb: PORTIS(who would of thought?)
hb:Sellers
Te: Cooley
Rt:Runyan
Rg:Thomas
C:Anyone but RabacH!(I still cant believe that idiot held on 3rd down late in the game against the Chargers!)
Lg:????
Rt:Samuels
De:Strahan, Osi
Dt: Griffin, Ferguson
OLB:Washington,and move Pierce back to Outside
ILB: Marshall(This guy was kicking ass last year and to me was more impressive than Pierce and not a whiny ***** neither)
CB: Springs, Sheppard(Newman is WAY overrated and Sheppard is the #1 cb of philly how can you have Brown ahead of him?)
SS:Roy Williams(He well seldomly be used in coverage :) )
FS:Sean "Monster" Taylor (This guy is a beast!)
rvan1
March-30th-2006, 01:35 PM
Do you guys realize how dumb you sound? No offense(even tho you're going to take it that way), but I have seen these idiotic statements on this thread:
Portis would be higher on a depth chart than Tiki
Cooley would be higher on a depth chart than LJ Smith
Lemar Marshall should be the MLB ahead of Pierce(laughs out loud)
The fact that most of you have the entire skins line as All NFC East is ridiculous enough:
Snee is better than Randy Thomas
And Kareem McKenzie is better than Jansen
You put Carter in the same sentence as Osi....cute
You guys are out of touch with reality. To say that your whole O-line is better than the rest of the East's is absurd. You screwed up the career of a 1st round choice because you couldn't protect him. Seriously, seek help.
well, thats not entirely true. Spurrier screwed up ramsey with silly oline schemes, not our line players themselves.
while lemar marshall is very good, pierce is a stellar linebacker, agreed.
cooley should be higher than lj smith. check out the stats.
portis v. tiki is a "pick em" type scenario... each bring different things to the board (tiki brings a lisp, portis brings awesome running plays.... jk)
chopperhatch
March-30th-2006, 01:47 PM
ryan1, and yazzmode...you are both about as objective as Dan Snyder himself. Enjoy, delusions of grandeur are fun I hear.
By the way Ryan, LJ didn't play with a qb for a good chunk of the season, and stats aren't everything. Just watch this year. Cooley will have attracted the defenders and the opposition will throw a SS to cover him. He does not have the size nor the speed of Shockey.
chopperhatch
March-30th-2006, 01:48 PM
Tiki and Portis....a pick'em? (shakes head and snickers)
GhostOfLamontHollinquest
March-30th-2006, 01:52 PM
Marshall was my homer pick, I just love his game.
I have no problem conceding the Pierce is the better of the two. Eagles fans will definitely argue that Trotter is better than either of them, so...
Enter Apotheosis
March-30th-2006, 01:58 PM
are u kidding me with the skins o-line.. what about flozell adams. hank franley, jermaine mayberry, marco rivera, jon runyan. WOW and i thought i was a homer. for defense, where is osi? Tiki barber and portis are almost equal. On d how about trotter, dawkins,
Flozell is getting up there in terms of age and isn't quite what he once was. Fraley, Mayberry, Rivera, and Runyan are all good lineman but I still don't think they quite match up with the Skins. A lot of people have Osi in there. Under Saunders odds are Portis will be a significantly better back than Tiki. Pierce is better than Trotter... Dawkins or Taylor is a push (Dawkins has experience and is very good, ST has amazing raw talent and is a freak of nature).
ryan1, and yazzmode...you are both about as objective as Dan Snyder himself. Enjoy, delusions of grandeur are fun I hear.
The more you speak, the less objective you yourself sound.
Spizzunk
March-30th-2006, 01:59 PM
ok, TIKI had only ONE great year and the rest are just average. I think he is WAY overrated. He is also getting pretty old and DONT EVEN DARE try to compare Tiki to Marshall Faulk. Faulk in his prime was an a whole new level.
Portis in 4 years has had 3 1500 yard seasons and one 1300 yard season. Barber has been in the league for 9 years and he gained 1000 yard(1006 to be exact) in his 4th year. There is now way you can tell me Barber just because of one good year is bettter than Portis who has been kickin arse ever since he became pro.
Tiki did not start a full 16 games until 2003. Let's look at Tiki's stats since 2000...
2000- 1,725 total yard, 4.7 ypc, 9 TDs (12 starts)
2001- 1,442 total yard, 5.2 ypc, 4 TDs (9 starts)
2002- 1,984 total yard, 4.6 ypc, 11 TDs (15 starts)
2003- 1,677 total yard, 4.4 ypc, 3 TDs (16 starts)
2004- 2,096 total yard, 4.7 ypc, 15 TDs (14 starts)
2005- 2,390 total yard, 5.2 ypc, 11 TDs (16 starts)
That breaks out to a per season average of
1,885 total yards, 8.8 TDs per season. Certainly looks like he's had "one good year".:rolleyes:
yazzmode621
March-30th-2006, 01:59 PM
ryan1, and yazzmode...you are both about as objective as Dan Snyder himself. Enjoy, delusions of grandeur are fun I hear.
By the way Ryan, LJ didn't play with a qb for a good chunk of the season, and stats aren't everything. Just watch this year. Cooley will have attracted the defenders and the opposition will throw a SS to cover him. He does not have the size nor the speed of Shockey.
thank you I will. :) And no one in their right mind would pick LJ Smith over Cooley,Shockey or Witten. He's at best, 4th and thats AT BEST!!! :) And we're the supposed homers?
yazzmode621
March-30th-2006, 02:01 PM
Tiki did not start a full 16 games until 2003. Let's look at Tiki's stats since 2000...
2000- 1,725 total yard, 4.7 ypc, 9 TDs (12 starts)
2001- 1,442 total yard, 5.2 ypc, 4 TDs (9 starts)
2002- 1,984 total yard, 4.6 ypc, 11 TDs (15 starts)
2003- 1,677 total yard, 4.4 ypc, 3 TDs (16 starts)
2004- 2,096 total yard, 4.7 ypc, 15 TDs (14 starts)
2005- 2,390 total yard, 5.2 ypc, 11 TDs (16 starts)
That breaks out to a per season average of
1,885 total yards, 8.8 TDs per season. Certainly looks like he's had "one good year".:rolleyes:
So what you're saying is that he wasnt good enough to start right out of college(Like Portis). Thanks for the confirmation :)
Spizzunk
March-30th-2006, 02:08 PM
So what you're saying is that he wasnt good enough to start right out of college(Like Portis). Thanks for the confirmation :)
No, that's not what I was saying. Thanks for not reading what was written.
chopperhatch
March-30th-2006, 02:10 PM
A lot of people have Osi in there. Under Saunders odds are Portis will be a significantly better back than Tiki.
The more you speak, the less objective you yourself sound.
You are basing that on Saunders offense in KC? With Priest/Johnson running behind Shields and Roaf? You're a simpleton sir.
chopperhatch
March-30th-2006, 02:12 PM
Portis didn't start right out of college either dimwit. I believe it was Mike Anderson or Gary. And Pierce, Osi, Strahan didnt start out of college either. Nice try tho.
Finally
March-30th-2006, 02:12 PM
here's my list...
qb: McNabb
rb: Portis
hb:Sellers
Te: Shockey
Rt:Jansen
Rg:Thomas
C:RabacH
Lg:Dockery
Rt:Samuels
De:Strahan, Osi
Dt: Griffin, Ferguson
OLB:Washington,Marshall
ILB: Pierce
CB: Springs, Carlos Rogers
SS:Dawkins
FS:Sean Taylor
GhostOfLamontHollinquest
March-30th-2006, 02:12 PM
Mine would be pretty much identicle to that. I'd throw in Plaxico as the #3 reciever, and B. Lloyd as the #4.
Ummm...are you familiar with Terry Glenn?
chopperhatch
March-30th-2006, 02:16 PM
Ok, so assuming these lists are the best of the best, what will you guys blame Washington not winning the East in '07 on?
chopperhatch
March-30th-2006, 02:17 PM
You would take Glenn over Plax? Crack kills.
GhostOfLamontHollinquest
March-30th-2006, 02:21 PM
You would take Glenn over Plax? Crack kills.
Easy there, my friend. Take the time to go back and read what a wrote a little more carefully. He said he'd take Lloyd as the #4, when Glenn clearly put up better numbers on a better team last year, and therefore is still more deserving.
Its OK though, you've only got 8 posts. Just be a little more careful next time, before accusing people of being on drugs. I probably know a little more than you anyway...
gangars
March-30th-2006, 02:27 PM
amongst your pears? I assumed that All-Pro meant the media voted you as the best at your position. I don't think NFL players get to vote on whether your All-Pro or not, they get to vote you into the Pro Bowl though.
no, coaches and players vote as well.
terpfan
March-30th-2006, 02:27 PM
Do you guys realize how dumb you sound? No offense(even tho you're going to take it that way), but I have seen these idiotic statements on this thread:
Portis would be higher on a depth chart than Tiki
Cooley would be higher on a depth chart than LJ Smith
Lemar Marshall should be the MLB ahead of Pierce(laughs out loud)
The fact that most of you have the entire skins line as All NFC East is ridiculous enough:
Snee is better than Randy Thomas
And Kareem McKenzie is better than Jansen
You put Carter in the same sentence as Osi....cute
You guys are out of touch with reality. To say that your whole O-line is better than the rest of the East's is absurd. You screwed up the career of a 1st round choice because you couldn't protect him. Seriously, seek help.
1. Very debatable
2. Of course Cooley is better than LJ.
3. I agree here.
4. Snee is not better than Thomas.
5. Again, debatable, but I see no reason why Jansen is not better. (and neither would be top 2 in the division IMO)
5. Eh, anything said about Carter is pure speculation at this point, I agree he shouldnt be mentioned with Osi though.
Anyway, some of your points sound just as stupid to me. (no offense :rolleyes: )
chopperhatch
March-30th-2006, 02:59 PM
Easy there, my friend. Take the time to go back and read what a wrote a little more carefully. He said he'd take Lloyd as the #4, when Glenn clearly put up better numbers on a better team last year, and therefore is still more deserving.
Its OK though, you've only got 8 posts. Just be a little more careful next time, before accusing people of being on drugs. I probably know a little more than you anyway...
You know more than me about.....football. i call Shennanigans. No Skins fan kinows more about football than anybody anywhere. This includes soccer fans. You people are Skins fans not football fans.
In addition, my having 8 posts means what again? Oh, that I browse the boards instead of clicking on funny little pro-Redskin icons and make bold Super Bowl predictions. Bwahahahahahahahahahahaha! Whatever son. You still need people to buy you beer. Don't worry, I understand you are going through some changes with your voice and all, but things will get better.
chopperhatch
March-30th-2006, 03:03 PM
1. Very debatable
2. Of course Cooley is better than LJ.
3. I agree here.
4. Snee is not better than Thomas.
5. Again, debatable, but I see no reason why Jansen is not better. (and neither would be top 2 in the division IMO)
5. Eh, anything said about Carter is pure speculation at this point, I agree he shouldnt be mentioned with Osi though.
Anyway, some of your points sound just as stupid to me. (no offense :rolleyes: )
Carter v. Osi is debatable?
http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/players/playerpage/235200 here are Carter's career numbers
http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/players/playerpage/396106 here are Osi's in half as much time
If you would really rather have Carter than Osi, then you must've studied football according to Rich Kotite.
chopperhatch
March-30th-2006, 03:03 PM
Snee not better than Thomas....that's a gooooooood one! LOL!
Sinclair
March-30th-2006, 03:05 PM
...TE: Jeremy Shockey - Lots of good TEs in this division, but Shockey is definately the best. You could make the case that only Gates is better....
if your talking nfl you can't forget Gonzalez.
Sinclair
March-30th-2006, 03:07 PM
Do you guys realize how dumb you sound? No offense(even tho you're going to take it that way), but I have seen these idiotic statements on this thread:
Portis would be higher on a depth chart than Tiki
Cooley would be higher on a depth chart than LJ Smith
Lemar Marshall should be the MLB ahead of Pierce(laughs out loud)
The fact that most of you have the entire skins line as All NFC East is ridiculous enough:
Snee is better than Randy Thomas
And Kareem McKenzie is better than Jansen
You put Carter in the same sentence as Osi....cute
You guys are out of touch with reality. To say that your whole O-line is better than the rest of the East's is absurd. You screwed up the career of a 1st round choice because you couldn't protect him. Seriously, seek help.
Don't be hatin'
Riggo#44
March-30th-2006, 03:09 PM
if your talking nfl you can't forget Gonzalez.
Gates, Gonzalez, Witten and Cooley over Shockey.
And I would like to proudly state that I have been banned from the Cowboys Zone. Bordem, lack of news to talk about...no one to argue with here. I think we need a smack talking board.
It's amazing how they justify Irvin and the other Cowboys criminals, yet crush Taylor. (Not saying what he did was ok, per se - just hasn't been convicted yet!)
chopperhatch
March-30th-2006, 03:11 PM
if your talking nfl you can't forget Gonzalez.\
RECEIVING
YearTeamGGSNoYardsAvgLgTD20+40+FD2002New York Giants15147489412.1302160492003New York Giants994853511.146261292004New York Giants15156166610.9386100322005New York Giants15156589113.759712146TOTAL5453248298612.0591 7442156
^^^^^Shockey's numbers(pay attention to '05)
And here are Gonzalez':
RECEIVING
YearTeamGGSNoYardsAvgLgTD20+40+FD1997Kansas City Chiefs1603336811.230250211998Kansas City Chiefs16165962110.532260331999Kansas City Chiefs15157684911.2731181472000Kansas City Chiefs161693120312.9399160662001Kansas City Chiefs16167391712.6366130492002Kansas City Chiefs16166377312.3427101392003Kansas City Chiefs16167191612.96710142482004Kansas City Chiefs1616102125812.3327190692005Kansas City Chiefs16167890511.63929045TOTAL143127648781012.173 561004417
RUSHING
If you look at the yardage, please remember that Shockey was NOT NYG's primary receiver.
chopperhatch
March-30th-2006, 03:12 PM
That did'nt work out well
Riggo, you were banned for being stupid, not talking smack.
Sinclair
March-30th-2006, 03:13 PM
Gates, Gonzalez, Witten and Cooley over Shockey.
And I would like to proudly state that I have been banned from the Cowboys Zone. Bordem, lack of news to talk about...no one to argue with here. I think we need a smack talking board.
It's amazing how they justify Irvin and the other Cowboys criminals, yet crush Taylor. (Not saying what he did was ok, per se - just hasn't been convicted yet!)
wow, getting banned from the cowboys zone...haha you are a man among men:cheers: CONGRATS! about st..yeah its a case of them thinking thier sh*t dosnt stink.
Sinclair
March-30th-2006, 03:14 PM
not to be an a*s but i really cant decipher that mess you posted chopper.
rvan1
March-30th-2006, 03:16 PM
Portis didn't start right out of college either dimwit. I believe it was Mike Anderson or Gary. And Pierce, Osi, Strahan didnt start out of college either. Nice try tho.
whether he started or not is irrelevant...portis had 1500 yards his rookie year, and has never had less than 1300. thats a lot more than tiki can say.
chopperhatch
March-30th-2006, 03:22 PM
Whatever you say. You ask anybody in the game if they could have one back for one game, Portis or Tiki. I'd be willing to bet that 90% of them take Tiki. He is a better football player, period.
GhostOfLamontHollinquest
March-30th-2006, 03:23 PM
You know more than me about.....football. i call Shennanigans. No Skins fan kinows more about football than anybody anywhere. This includes soccer fans. You people are Skins fans not football fans.
In addition, my having 8 posts means what again? Oh, that I browse the boards instead of clicking on funny little pro-Redskin icons and make bold Super Bowl predictions. Bwahahahahahahahahahahaha! Whatever son. You still need people to buy you beer. Don't worry, I understand you are going through some changes with your voice and all, but things will get better.
Fake IDs are pretty ingenious. I got.
Riggo#44
March-30th-2006, 03:23 PM
That did'nt work out well
Riggo, you were banned for being stupid, not talking smack.
No, I was banned for being a pain in the ass, really. Boredom will do that - I jsut really couldn't stop myself...oh well...
chopperhatch
March-30th-2006, 03:24 PM
Tiki had over 1800 last year and has finished with over 2000 total yards two times in a row! Only one other player did that....Marshall Faulk. I think that is a heck of a lot better than having over 1500 yards with run-happy teams.
chopperhatch
March-30th-2006, 03:27 PM
Fake IDs are pretty ingenious. I got.
I'll bet you don't have one. You're too lame to have a fake.
It makes no difference, Everybody knows that Redskin fans are football obtuse and only about the Redskins.
Riggo#44
March-30th-2006, 03:28 PM
Tiki had over 1800 last year and has finished with over 2000 total yards two times in a row! Only one other player did that....Marshall Faulk. I think that is a heck of a lot better than having over 1500 yards with run-happy teams.
I would take Portis b/c he is 5-6 years younger, much tougher. Tiki is over 30 now and will fade.
You're from Montclair? Are you Peter King??
GhostOfLamontHollinquest
March-30th-2006, 03:28 PM
Tiki had over 1800 last year and has finished with over 2000 total yards two times in a row! Only one other player did that....Marshall Faulk. I think that is a heck of a lot better than having over 1500 yards with run-happy teams.
Stats aren't everything. You could argue that Clinton Portis was the most important player to any team in the NFC during the second half of the season. Essentially he took the team on his shoulders, he may have taken his game to the next level at the moment he grabbed onto Sellers' jersey during the Cardinals games.
Oh, and, last year's playoff stats:
Portis: 1 TD, 1-1 record
Barber: 0 TD, 0-1
Think I might have got you on that one, bra.
Sinclair
March-30th-2006, 03:28 PM
Tiki had over 1800 last year and has finished with over 2000 total yards two times in a row! Only one other player did that....Marshall Faulk. I think that is a heck of a lot better than having over 1500 yards with run-happy teams.
barber has had 2 good years, the rest have been plauged with fumbles...and i guruntee that your 90% wager is way off...
Hambone26
March-30th-2006, 03:29 PM
You mean Donovan McSucks, right?
Skin'emAlive
March-30th-2006, 03:30 PM
What crawled up ur *** and died chopper?? I think u need to chill.
Spizzunk
March-30th-2006, 03:31 PM
Stats aren't everything. You could argue that Clinton Portis was the most important player to any team in the NFC during the second half of the season. Essentially he took the team on his shoulders, he may have taken his game to the next level at the moment he grabbed onto Sellers' jersey during the Cardinals games.
Oh, and, last year's playoff stats:
Portis: 1 TD, 1-1 record
Barber: 0 TD, 0-1
Think I might have got you on that one, bra.
Look at Tiki's stats down the homestretch. He is THE reason the Giants made the playoffs. In the playoffs, Eli put them behind the 8 ball. They had no opportunity to run it.
Sinclair
March-30th-2006, 03:31 PM
What crawled up ur *** and died chopper?? I think u need to chill.
i agree, but hey:gaintsuck
rvan1
March-30th-2006, 03:33 PM
Tiki had over 1800 last year and has finished with over 2000 total yards two times in a row! Only one other player did that....Marshall Faulk. I think that is a heck of a lot better than having over 1500 yards with run-happy teams.
Let me put it this way... Tiki has career totals of
8787 yards, 62 total tds, 41 fumbles in his 9 year career...
in 4 years, Portis has:
5930 yards, 49 total tds, 16 fumbles
that means, in 9 seasons, Portis is on pace to have:
13342 yards, 110.25 tds, 36 fumbles.... all better than Tiki...
and if youre calling us run happy, what are you? Giants ran Tiki more than Skins ran Portis last season....
matt2190
March-30th-2006, 03:34 PM
barber has had 2 good years, the rest have been plauged with fumbles...and i guruntee that your 90% wager is way off...
Only the best players make it to the pro bowl. Did Portis go? I know Tiki did. That means that the players, fans, and coaches think Tiki is the better back.
Sinclair
March-30th-2006, 03:36 PM
Only the best players make it to the pro bowl. Did Portis go? I know Tiki did. That means that the players, fans, and coaches think Tiki is the better back.
is that why mike vick went....oh ok, its not a popularity contest you say...?
GhostOfLamontHollinquest
March-30th-2006, 03:36 PM
I'll bet you don't have one. You're too lame to have a fake.
It makes no difference, Everybody knows that Redskin fans are football obtuse and only about the Redskins.
Everybody knows that people from New Jerz are mentally retarded. I bet you don't get laid.
matt2190
March-30th-2006, 03:37 PM
Let me put it this way... Tiki has career totals of
8787 yards, 62 total tds, 41 fumbles in his 9 year career...
in 4 years, Portis has:
5930 yards, 49 total tds, 16 fumbles
that means, in 9 seasons, Portis is on pace to have:
13342 yards, 110.25 tds, 36 fumbles.... all better than Tiki...
and if youre calling us run happy, what are you? Giants ran Tiki more than Skins ran Portis last season....
Don't project numbers. You don't know if Portis will be in the league in two years. The numbers are what they are. Tiki is a all pro back. Clinton Portis is a all Redskin back. Big difference.
ShockeyZulu
March-30th-2006, 03:38 PM
I started a simular thread at the end of the season here on this site. For anyone interested, here's the link...
http://www.extremeskins.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1950465#post1950465
rvan1
March-30th-2006, 03:38 PM
cough take it outside cough.....
just dont take it outside to jersey though, you breathe in that air, your kids will have 3 eye balls and a fin when they are born....
chopperhatch
March-30th-2006, 03:40 PM
I would take Portis b/c he is 5-6 years younger, much tougher. Tiki is over 30 now and will fade.
You're from Montclair? Are you Peter King??
You don't read much do you stupid....I said on back for one game. Even one season..
You honestly think that Porter was more important to the Redskins than Tiki was to the Giants?
I guess you really can't fix stupid.
rvan1
March-30th-2006, 03:40 PM
ShockeyZulu, your take is by far the most correct....
im sure you'd add Owens now after the season, and McNabb now that hes healthy again, right? By far the fairest assessment though
Sinclair
March-30th-2006, 03:41 PM
the only reason tiki went to the probowl is because the hype he recieved from the media.
GhostOfLamontHollinquest
March-30th-2006, 03:42 PM
I started a simular thread at the end of the season here on this site. For anyone interested, here's the link...
http://www.extremeskins.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1950465#post1950465
This list was based just on last year but I'll still stick with it...
OFFENSE
QB - Eli Manning
Everyone knows Donovan McNabb is the best QB in the division, only injury is keeping him from this crown. I could then make a case for the rest of the three QBs to top this list. Since several Redskins fans have already stated they'd pick Eli over Brunnell, I'll go that route.
RB - Tiki Barber
Brian Westbrook was a beast early on and after a slow start Clinton Portis has really been coming on the second half of the season. But Barber's been the most consistant RB from start to finish, leading the NFL in yards from scrimmage.
FB/H-Back - Chris Cooley
Cooley's really come on this year after having a solid rookie year. I'd rather put Cooley at H-Back and use him for two TE sets for this team, over putting an average FB in this position.
WR - Santana Moss, Plaxico Burress and Terry Glenn
All three of these receivers have been impact players this year. Moss has added an explosive threat to the Redskins offense. Burress has given the Giants a true deep threat and a go-to WR for Eli. Glenn has come up huge for the Cowboys when they've needed a big play in the passing game. No other WR in this division comes close to these three.
TE - Jeremy Shockey
Giants shoring up their O-line has allowed Shockey to make an impact in the passing game instead of staying in to block. Jason Witten is a great TE whose up and coming but Dallas's injuries to both tackle positions have forced him to stay in to block more often, like Shockey in 2004.
LT - Chris Samuels
It was between Samuels and Luke Petitgout. Difference being is Luke get called for 2-3 penalties per game, which is a same because he's having a stand out year without those calls called against him. Samuels has been more consistant this year and a key to Portis success in the run game.
LG - Larry Allen
David Diehl has show promise in his first year at LG but Allen is still the standard to measure the position.
C - Casey Rabach
Not to many centers stand out from all four teams. I like how solid Rabach has been since coming over from the Ravens, so he gets the knod.
RG - Chris Snee
Snee's a MONSTER as a run blocker and is improving as a pass blocker. This was a hard position to pick with other promising players like Shawn Andrews and Randy Thomas.
RT - Jon Runyan
Another tuff position to pick from. Jon Jansen, Jon Runyan and Kareem McKenzie have enjoyed great seasons.
DEFENSE
DE - Michael Strahan and Osi Umenyiora
Strahan has been the best player at this position for almost the past decade. Osi has really elevated his play to elite level this year. He manhandled the best left tackle in football, Walter Jones a few weeks ago. Other notables are Marcus Spears and Javon Kearse. Spears will be joining Osi soon as the best DE's in the division. Kearse flashes his ability from time to time but not consistant enough.
DT - Cornelius Griffin and La'Roi Glover
Griffin has become the best player at this position, when he's healthy. He's shown how valuable he's become to the Redskins, when he didn't play for a couple of weeks and the Skins defense wasn't the same without him. Glover is still a beast and brings it on everydown. Great pass rusher, who at times becomes unstoppable.
LOLB - DeMarcus Ware
Ware has been one of the key's to turning that defense around, along with Spears and Newman developing. Lavar Arrington would challenge Ware here but he missed too much time early on with Greg Williams benching/not playing him.
MLB - Antonio Pierce
Pierce along with Lemar Marshall and Jeremiah Trotter have all had strong Pro Bowl type seasons. Edge went Pierce because what he brings to the table besides being a great player. His hard work in the film room, studing a teams weakness, have really paid off. His audible at the line of scrimmage have been key with turning around the Giants Defense.
ROLB - Marcus Washington
Washington has been a key cog in the stellar play of the Redskins defense the last two years. Washington at times has outplayed his OLB counterpart Arrington in big games is and coming out of his shadow and becoming more well known on the national level.
CB - Sheldon Brown, Shawn Springs and Terence Newman
Most dominating CBs in the division. The veteran Springs has been a constant rock in the Redskins defense. Brown is establishing himself as one of the best CBs in the NFL. Newman had brought his level of play to live up to his high expectations and has been a key to Dallas defensive success. Other notables are Will Allen whose been a solid cover corner and Carlos Rogers has shown ability to take a step to this level next year.
FS - Sean Taylor and SS - Michael Lewis
Taylor is the class of his own at FS. As great of a hitter and run defender Roy Williams is, Lewis is right behind him and is a much better in coverage. Notable mention is second year player Gibril Wilson who is developing into an impact player.
SPECIAL TEAMS
K - David Ackers
No one else in the division is even close.
P - Jeff Feagles
A weapon at pinning a team inside their 20.
Most accurate I've seen so far, except that Roy Glover is a Ram. Throw in Ferguson, Joseph or Patterson.
Edit: Wait a minute, Eli Manning sucks, and the TE could really be Cooley, Witten or Shockey, even LJ Smith. Although Cooley is the youngest and had the best year last year.
chopperhatch
March-30th-2006, 03:42 PM
You guys have obviously never seen Jersey other than the turnpike. Losers.
Cough, ok, cough...wtf is that?
matt2190
March-30th-2006, 03:43 PM
the only reason tiki went to the probowl is because the hype he recieved from the media.
Whatever helps you sleep at night. They always blame it on the media when they know they are wrong.:laugh:
Sinclair
March-30th-2006, 03:43 PM
You don't read much do you stupid....I said on back for one game. Even one season..
You honestly think that Porter was more important to the Redskins than Tiki was to the Giants?
I guess you really can't fix stupid.
who is porter...I think portIS WAS more important to the skins than tiki to the gnats.
ShockeyZulu
March-30th-2006, 03:44 PM
ShockeyZulu, your take is by far the most correct....
im sure you'd add Owens now after the season, and McNabb now that hes healthy again, right? By far the fairest assessment though
You're right, I took down that list and will put up a new one with the reflected changes.
Sinclair
March-30th-2006, 03:44 PM
Whatever helps you sleep at night. They always blame it on the media when they know they are wrong.:laugh:
no really, but go ahead and feed your ignorance. we can see who is right at the end of next season
Skin'emAlive
March-30th-2006, 03:45 PM
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Cambl2Moss
March-30th-2006, 03:47 PM
yeah that is being too much of a homer...where's Steve Smith?? Shawn Alexander? Hutchinson?
:doh::doh::doh::doh::doh::doh:
Spizzunk
March-30th-2006, 03:48 PM
Let me put it this way... Tiki has career totals of
8787 yards, 62 total tds, 41 fumbles in his 9 year career...
in 4 years, Portis has:
5930 yards, 49 total tds, 16 fumbles
that means, in 9 seasons, Portis is on pace to have:
13342 yards, 110.25 tds, 36 fumbles.... all better than Tiki...
and if youre calling us run happy, what are you? Giants ran Tiki more than Skins ran Portis last season....
Question - what do Portis' projected stats have to do with who the better player is right now? You're comparing apples to oranges. Tiki didn't start 16 full games until 2003. He wasn't a full time starter until about 2000, and even then, the Giants screwed around with the failed Ron Dayne experiment. Portis has been pretty much full time since his first season, when he took the starting job away from Mike Anderson (I think...)
Right now, Tiki is the better, more complete back. Future projected stats have nothing to do with that. You only used them because Tiki's numbers from the past two years blow Portis' numbers out of the water.
matt2190
March-30th-2006, 03:49 PM
no really, but go ahead and feed your ignorance. we can see who is right at the end of next season
Why would we have to wait till the end of next season when I was right at the end of last season. You have nothing to back up your assertion.
Sinclair
March-30th-2006, 03:59 PM
im not going to argue with you anymore, its nothing more than an exercise in futility....but you still dont have me convinced . :gaintsuck CP > TB.
matt2190
March-30th-2006, 04:04 PM
im not going to argue with you anymore, its nothing more than an exercise in futility....but you still dont have me convinced . :gaintsuck CP > TB.
your silence speaks a thousand words.:laugh:
ShockeyZulu
March-30th-2006, 04:27 PM
Here's my new list...
I think it's pretty evenly made up without any favortism or dislike for any one team.
OFFENSE
QB - Donovan McNabb
While Eli Manning has potential, McNabb is clearly the best QB in the division when healthy. Drew Bledsoe or Mark Brunell in their prime could compare but they are near the end of their career's.
RB - Tiki Barber, Clinton Portis
Brian Westbrook and Julius Jones have potential when healthy but currently no where near the class of Barber and Portis. Portis has rushed for 1,500 yards in 3 of his first 4 seasons and Barber has lead the NFL in Total Yards for Scrimmage for the last two years.
FB/H-Back - Chris Cooley
Cooley's really come on this year after having a solid rookie year. I'd rather put Cooley at H-Back and use him for two TE sets for this team, over putting an average FB in this position.
WR - Terrell Owens, Santana Moss and Plaxico Burress
All three of these receivers have been impact players and currently are the best receivers in the divison. Owens when he has his head on straight is one of the most gifted receivers in the entire league. Moss has added an explosive threat to the Redskins offense. Burress has given the Giants a true deep threat and a go-to WR for Eli. No other WR in this division comes close to these three.
TE - Jeremy Shockey
Giants shoring up their O-line has allowed Shockey to make an impact in the passing game instead of staying in to block. Jason Witten and LJ Smith are talented but haven't consistantly put up the numbers that Shockey has since he came into the league in 2002.
LT - Chris Samuels
It was between Samuels and Luke Petitgout. Difference being is Luke gets called for 2-3 penalties per game, which is a shame because he had a stand out year without those calls called against him. Samuels has been more consistant and a key to Portis's success in the run game.
LG - Davis Diehl
David Diehl has been in the league for three years and has started at three different positions each year. Now that he's playing his more natural guard position, he'll benefit for playing the same LG position two years in a row.
C - Casey Rabach
Not to many centers stand out from all four teams. I like how solid Rabach has been since coming over from the Ravens, so he gets the knod.
RG - Chris Snee
Snee's a MONSTER as a run blocker and is improving as a pass blocker. This was a hard position to pick with other promising players like Shawn Andrews and Randy Thomas.
RT - Jon Runyan
Another tuff position to pick from. Jon Jansen, Jon Runyan and Kareem McKenzie have enjoyed great seasons.
DEFENSE
DE - Michael Strahan and Osi Umenyiora
Strahan has been the best player at this position for almost the past decade. Osi has really elevated his play to elite level this year. He manhandled the best left tackle in football, Walter Jones last year. Other notables are Marcus Spears, Darren Howard, Javon Kearse and Andre Carter. Spears will be joining Osi soon as the best DE's in the division. Kearse flashes his ability from time to time but not consistant enough. Howard and Carter need to regain their fire that made them double digit sack artists in the past.
DT - Cornelius Griffin and Mike Patterson
Griffin has become the best player at this position, when he's healthy. He's shown how valuable he's become to the Redskins, when he didn't play for a couple of weeks and the Skins defense wasn't the same without him. Patterson had a great rookie year and justified the Eagles faith in him by letting Corey Simon go. Other notables are Jason Ferguson and William Joseph.
LOLB - DeMarcus Ware
Ware has been one of the key's to turning that defense around, along with Spears and Newman developing. He's one of the up and coming players on defense in this division.
MLB - Antonio Pierce
Pierce along with Lemar Marshall and Jeremiah Trotter have all had strong Pro Bowl type seasons. Edge went Pierce because what he brings to the table besides being a great player. His hard work in the film room, studing a teams weakness, have really paid off. His audible at the line of scrimmage have been key with turning around the Giants Defense.
ROLB - Marcus Washington
Washington has been a key cog in the stellar play of the Redskins defense the last two years. Washington at times has outplayed his OLB counterpart Arrington in big games and coming out of his shadow and becoming more well known on the national level.
CB - Sheldon Brown, Shawn Springs and Terence Newman
Most dominating CBs in the division. The veteran Springs has been a constant rock in the Redskins defense. Brown is establishing himself as one of the best CBs in the NFL. Newman had brought his level of play to live up to his high expectations and has been a key to Dallas defensive success. Other notables are Sam Madison whose a 4 time Pro Bowl but needs to show he hasn't lost a step. Carlos Rogers has shown ability to take a step to this level next year and come one of the best 3 corners in the division.
FS - Sean Taylor and SS - Michael Lewis
Taylor is the class of his own at FS. As great of a hitter and run defender Roy Williams is, Lewis is right behind him and is a much better in coverage. Notable mention is to Brian Dawkins who was by far the best FS in the league during the Eagles run from 2000-2004. Also second year strong safety Gibril Wilson who is developing into an impact player.
SPECIAL TEAMS
K - David Ackers
Nobody else is close as Feely and Vanderjagt have show they've missed clutch game winning FG attempts for their teams.
P - Jeff Feagles
A weapon at pinning a team inside their 20.
phishisthegreatstuff
March-30th-2006, 04:45 PM
Heres mine:
Qb-Mcnabb WR-Moss and TO RB-Tiki HB-cooley TE-Shockey Oline-ALL SKINS DE-Strahan and Osi DT-Griffen and Ferguson OLB-Washington and Ware ILB- Peirce S-Taylor and Roy the toy
Ant15fromNJ
March-30th-2006, 04:48 PM
Its good I think its valid.
Rdskn4Lyf21
March-30th-2006, 05:13 PM
umm....ill take the redskins...haha hell yeah go skins!
somebody509
March-30th-2006, 05:26 PM
Why would McNabb be the quarterback after his awful season last year?
As much as I love the Redskins McNabb is a much better QB than Brunell. McNabb had a horrible season last year because of his chest injuries, and on top of the a lot of other Eagles were injured as well.I'd have to say McNabb is the best QB in the NFC east without a doubt, as long as he's healthy. As for Tikki Barber, you also have to consider that Portis had a shoulder injury most of the year last year, and we also had a couple key injuries on our line. I'd take portis over Barber. I also agree with throwing in Plaxico as the number 3 receiver.
terpfan
March-30th-2006, 05:28 PM
LG - Davis Diehl
David Diehl has been in the league for three years and has started at three different positions each year. Now that he's playing his more natural guard position, he'll benefit for playing the same LG position two years in a row.
David Diehl? Come on now...
The rest I can see (although I doubt you would have included a third WR if you werent a Giants fan) but David Diehl over Randy Thomas is crazy talk.
CPstretch
March-30th-2006, 05:31 PM
i dont think tiki barber will have nearly the kind of year he had this past. obviously 1800 yards or whatever he had will be hard to top, but i just think it was a fluke almost. if a team gets focused on stopping the run like the panthers did with their excellent front 7, then he can be shut down.
randy thomas has to be on that list as one of the guards. the man was headed to the pro bowl
matt2190
March-30th-2006, 05:32 PM
As much as I love the Redskins McNabb is a much better QB than Brunell. McNabb had a horrible season last year because of his chest injuries, and on top of the a lot of other Eagles were injured as well.I'd have to say McNabb is the best QB in the NFC east without a doubt, as long as he's healthy. As for Tikki Barber, you also have to consider that Portis had a shoulder injury most of the year last year, and we also had a couple key injuries on our line. I'd take portis over Barber. I also agree with throwing in Plaxico as the number 3 receiver.
How could you take Portis over Barber? Barber had 200 yards on your own team right in front of your eyes. Portis did not come close. Everybody has injuries late in the season.
matt2190
March-30th-2006, 05:35 PM
i dont think tiki barber will have nearly the kind of year he had this past. obviously 1800 yards or whatever he had will be hard to top, but i just think it was a fluke almost. if a team gets focused on stopping the run like the panthers did with their excellent front 7, then he can be shut down.
randy thomas has to be on that list as one of the guards. the man was headed to the pro bowl
The last two years he has had the most yards from scrimmage in the NFL. Including 200 on the skins. Fluke. What a joke.:laugh:
somebody509
March-30th-2006, 05:42 PM
How could you take Portis over Barber? Barber had 200 yards on your own team right in front of your eyes. Portis did not come close. Everybody has injuries late in the season.
Portis came into a new offense recently and has had to learn that where as Barber has been with the Giants his whole carrer....Portis averages more yards per carry, and even though Barber has played 78 more games than portis, he only has less than 3,000 yards on him....If you do the math and get it to where they've played the same amount of games Portis would have about 5,500 more yards than Barber and thats giving him only 1,350 yards per season when he averages about 1,500. A lot of people do have injuries late in the season, but Portis' didn't come late in the season, it came around the mid point, and unlike portis Barber wasn't injured and he didn't have any 40+ year olds on the line blocking for him.
matt2190
March-30th-2006, 05:46 PM
Portis came into a new offense recently and has had to learn that where as Barber has been with the Giants his whole carrer....Portis averages more yards per carry, and even though Barber has played 78 more games than portis, he only has less than 3,000 yards on him....If you do the math and get it to where they've played the same amount of games Portis would have about 5,500 more yards than Barber and thats giving him only 1,350 yards per season when he averages about 1,500. A lot of people do have injuries late in the season, but Portis' didn't come late in the season, it came around the mid point, and unlike portis Barber wasn't injured and he didn't have any 40+ year olds on the line blocking for him.
Save the excuses. Tell me what portis has done not what you think he is gonna do. It shows you are a homer.
somebody509
March-30th-2006, 05:46 PM
You could also look at how Portis only has 5 less TD's than Barber, even though barber like stated before has played 78 more games. Or that Barber has 50 fumbles against Portis' 16...Now I know barber has had more carries but if you think that those two numbers can compare you're an idiot.
somebody509
March-30th-2006, 05:48 PM
Save the excuses. Tell me what portis has done not what you think he is gonna do. It shows you are a homer.
Okay, he averages more yards per carry than Barber, along with fumbles the ball less.
ShockeyZulu
March-30th-2006, 05:48 PM
David Diehl? Come on now...
The rest I can see (although I doubt you would have included a third WR if you werent a Giants fan) but David Diehl over Randy Thomas is crazy talk.
David Diehl was a developing as a force as a run blocker and is much better and quicker at pulling. Plus Diehl is a Left Guard, while Randy Thomas has played majority of his career at Right Guard. Different positions for the purpose of these rankings.
Also, I listed 3 WRs when I first created this topic in December on this board, see the link on my first post if you want to read it. I use 3 WRs because more and more teams are using 3 WR sets in their base offenses.
somebody509
March-30th-2006, 05:50 PM
Also, I listed 3 WRs when I first created this topic in December on this board, see the link on my first post if you want to read it. I use 3 WRs because more and more teams are using 3 WR sets in their base offenses.
I agree with you on the receivers. I'd like to see Plaxico as the third and Llyod as the 4th.
matt2190
March-30th-2006, 05:50 PM
You could also look at how Portis only has 5 less TD's than Barber, even though barber like stated before has played 78 more games. Or that Barber has 50 fumbles against Portis' 16...Now I know barber has had more carries but if you think that those two numbers can compare you're an idiot.
tiki pro bowl team. Portis ?
ShockeyZulu
March-30th-2006, 05:57 PM
Portis came into a new offense recently and has had to learn that where as Barber has been with the Giants his whole carrer.
Okay, he averages more yards per carry than Barber, along with fumbles the ball less.
You couldn't be more wrong with those statements.
Nothing against Portis but he hasn't been on Tiki's level the last two years. Maybe that might change with Saunder's Chiefs style offense but that's yet to be seen.
somebody509
March-30th-2006, 06:20 PM
You couldn't be more wrong with those statements.
Both RBs have been in their current teams offensive (Coughlin's and Gibb's) systems for only two years. So if you compare them based on the last two years on their production, Tiki's been the better RB hands down.
Barber yards per carry the last two years is 5.0, only 3 lost fumbles and 26 total TDs.
Portis yards per carry the last two years is 4.0, he's lost 6 fumbles and only has 18 total TDs.
Nothing against Portis but he hasn't been on Tiki's level the last two years. Maybe that might change with Saunder's Chiefs style offense but that's yet to be seen.
True but he's had some of the same line stick with him. If you look at those stats you'll also see that Portis has been increasing his yards (he dropped from a 5.5 to a 3.8 his first year at washington) and than went up from a 3.8 to a 4.3, despite his injury, along with O-line problems.
matt2190
March-30th-2006, 06:23 PM
True but he's had some of the same line stick with him. If you look at those stats you'll also see that Portis has been increasing his yards (he dropped from a 5.5 to a 3.8 his first year at washington) and than went up from a 3.8 to a 4.3, despite his injury, along with O-line problems.
Give it up. Come back when you get older.
somebody509
March-30th-2006, 06:23 PM
tiki pro bowl team. Portis ?
On that comment, i have two things.
1) Portis was voted the most robbed player for not going to the Pro-Bowl
2) back to his injuries and offensive line problems...You can't tell me that Barber would have put up the same numbers with a shoulder injury. Now don't get me wrong I'm not saying Barber is a bad running back, he's a very good one. But I still have to go with portis. If you go back and look at Barbers first four years in the NFL he isn't even CLOSE to playing on the level that portis is on..
somebody509
March-30th-2006, 06:24 PM
Give it up. Come back when you get older.
What an argument.......:laugh:
ShockeyZulu
March-30th-2006, 06:43 PM
True but he's had some of the same line stick with him. If you look at those stats you'll also see that Portis has been increasing his yards (he dropped from a 5.5 to a 3.8 his first year at washington) and than went up from a 3.8 to a 4.3, despite his injury, along with O-line problems.
Why are you using that as an excuse? Are you saying Tiki Barber hasn't had O-Line problems? :laugh:
Barber hasn't had his starting O-line playing the same positions for about 5 years now. He's had 3 new starters in 2004 and 2 new starters in 2005 and not to mention having street free agents taking over for injured starters in both years.
But it seems like you like stats so much, let me end this discussion right now.:D
Both RBs have only been in their current teams offensive (Coughlin's and Gibb's) systems for only two years.
Here's their stats based on just those two years
Tiki Barber - 785 touches (carries/receptions) - 4,486 total yards - 5 yards per rushing attempt - 26 TDs - 40 plays with 20+ yards - 3 lost fumbles
Clinton Portis - 765 touches (carries/receptions) - 3,282 total yards - 4 yards per rushing attempt - 18 TDs - 13 plays with 20+ yards - 6 lost fumbles
So basically with almost the same amount of touches over the last two years, Tiki's got over 1,200+ more yards, averages 1 whole yard better per rushing attempt, 8 more TDs, and has less lost fumbles.
But in my opinion the biggest stat that shows their difference is the one that shows who the bigger playmaker is.....
Tiki Barber has 40 plays that went for 20+ yards compared to just 13 by Portis.
I'm not knocking Portis, in fact I think he's a great RB, but hard to argue with facts. Which is as of right now, Tiki Barber is the better RB between the two.
matt2190
March-30th-2006, 06:44 PM
What an argument.......:laugh:
Why do you always go back years or years in the future. At this time Barber is clearly better.
kevinmk
March-30th-2006, 06:47 PM
Tiki over portis, people forget how well Tiki blocks for a little guy! Osi over the Freak, IMO he is done! Plax as the #3 and you have to throw at least 1 of the Giants OLmen in there. Tiki rushed for a ton of yardage and Eli passed for almost 4000 yards.
Eagles > Dallas
March-30th-2006, 08:56 PM
Sean Taylor 2005
60 Tackles (70 Total)
1 Sack
1 Fumble Recover
2 Interceptions
Brian Dawkins 2005
66 Tackles (77 Total0
3.5 Sacks
1 Fumble Recovery
3 Interceptions
Sean Taylor Career
120 Tackles (146 Total)
2 Sacks
1 Fumble Recovery
4 Forced Fumbles
6 Interceptions
19 Passes Defended
1 Touchdown
Brian Dawkins Career
554 Tackles (707 Total)
17 Sacks
15 Fumble Recoveries
22 Forced Fumbles
28 Interceptions
100 Passes Defended
3 Touchdowns
Taylor is a solid safety in the NFL, but he will not reach the level of excellence that Dawkins has been playing on for years now.
terpfan
March-30th-2006, 09:01 PM
David Diehl was a developing as a force as a run blocker and is much better and quicker at pulling. Plus Diehl is a Left Guard, while Randy Thomas has played majority of his career at Right Guard. Different positions for the purpose of these rankings.
Thomas is a monster pulling... sorry I dont buy it. I dont think its a coincidence that you are the ONLY one on this thread who has even mentioned Diehl.
WRs isnt a big deal, just mentioning it. I do think Plax is the third best WR.
a_good_brotha
March-30th-2006, 09:14 PM
I like the choice of Portis over Tiki. Sure Tiki had a great year, but it seems to me that Portis got the ball at times on poorly drawn up plays or bad blocking. It's kind of hard to get yards when you got two defenders in the backfield as soon as your handed the ball, which did happen to Portis at times.
matt2190
March-30th-2006, 09:51 PM
I like the choice of Portis over Tiki. Sure Tiki had a great year, but it seems to me that Portis got the ball at times on poorly drawn up plays or bad blocking. It's kind of hard to get yards when you got two defenders in the backfield as soon as your handed the ball, which did happen to Portis at times.
So on what planet does that make portis better than Tiki.:doh:
Bangee7
March-30th-2006, 10:25 PM
My Starting O from the NFC East.......
QB - D McNabb
RB - T Barber
H-B C Cooley
TE - J Shockey
WR - S Moss
WR - T Owens
LT - C Samuels
LG - D Diehl
C - H Fraley
RG - R Thomas
RT - J Runyan
Dirk Diggler
March-30th-2006, 10:52 PM
Why are you using that as an excuse? Are you saying Tiki Barber hasn't had O-Line problems? :laugh:
Barber hasn't had his starting O-line playing the same positions for about 5 years now. He's had 3 new starters in 2004 and 2 new starters in 2005 and not to mention having street free agents taking over for injured starters in both years.
But it seems like you like stats so much, let me end this discussion right now.:D
Both RBs have only been in their current teams offensive (Coughlin's and Gibb's) systems for only two years.
Here's their stats based on just those two years
Tiki Barber - 785 touches (carries/receptions) - 4,486 total yards - 5 yards per rushing attempt - 26 TDs - 40 plays with 20+ yards - 3 lost fumbles
Clinton Portis - 765 touches (carries/receptions) - 3,282 total yards - 4 yards per rushing attempt - 18 TDs - 13 plays with 20+ yards - 6 lost fumbles
So basically with almost the same amount of touches over the last two years, Tiki's got over 1,200+ more yards, averages 1 whole yard better per rushing attempt, 8 more TDs, and has less lost fumbles.
But in my opinion the biggest stat that shows their difference is the one that shows who the bigger playmaker is.....
Tiki Barber has 40 plays that went for 20+ yards compared to just 13 by Portis.
I'm not knocking Portis, in fact I think he's a great RB, but hard to argue with facts. Which is as of right now, Tiki Barber is the better RB between the two.
Interesting points. Big plays are pretty important. So are negative plays i.e. runs for a loss. Portis rarely gets caught behind the line unlike Barber.
Not surprisingly, Portis had a career before Washington that you have completely discounted. You chose to use only the last two years for your comparison which just happen to be Barber's best. Portis "down" year where he only rushed for 1300 yards would have had Giants fans dancing in the streets back in 1999. But he got back to his usual self and ran for about 1500 and double digit TDs yet again. Is that the usual Barber or will Barber go back to the inconsistent ways that have marked his career?
Fact is, only 1 rusher in the history of football have had a better start to his careers than Portis: Eric Dickerson. Portis is clearly on the upswing. Barber isn't. Enjoy the last year or 2 with Barber before the wheels fall off.
GiantsFanMan
March-31st-2006, 12:37 AM
Forget what portis can/could do. Forget what barber did do in the past. When you look at HBs in the NFL today Other then Alexander Tiki is the 2nd best HB in the NFL. Comparing Tiki and Portis should not even be a option at this point. Its insane!!!! If you where building a team sure you take Portis because he is younger and has more years ahead of him. Still for one season it be stupid not take take Tiki. He is basicly the best all around HB in the NFL now. He surpassed Tomlinson last year clearly.
GiantsFanMan
March-31st-2006, 01:01 AM
Portis came into a new offense recently and has had to learn that where as Barber has been with the Giants his whole carrer....Portis averages more yards per carry, and even though Barber has played 78 more games than portis, he only has less than 3,000 yards on him....If you do the math and get it to where they've played the same amount of games Portis would have about 5,500 more yards than Barber and thats giving him only 1,350 yards per season when he averages about 1,500. A lot of people do have injuries late in the season, but Portis' didn't come late in the season, it came around the mid point, and unlike Portis Barber wasn't injured and he didn't have any 40+ year olds on the line blocking for him. You can not compare games played to look at running backs. You look at how many carries they got. Portis has 1258 attemps, 5930 yards, 4.7 YPC, 35 plays of 20 yards or more, and 45 TDs. Tiki by the time he had 1258 attemps has 5616 yards, 4.5 APC, 39 plays of 20 yards or more, and 30 TDs. They really are similar stats. Shame Ron "Fat man scoop" Dayne held Tiki back for so long. I wounder what Tiki would have done if he had got the rock more back then. Still this shows why Tiki so good even though he 30 years old. It took him 7+ years to get as many rushs as full time back like Portis got in just 4 years.
CurseReversed
March-31st-2006, 01:17 AM
portis is a better blocker then tiki, how does that factor in?
Sinclair
March-31st-2006, 02:09 AM
Forget what portis can/could do. Forget what barber did do in the past. When you look at HBs in the NFL today Other then Alexander Tiki is the 2nd best HB in the NFL. Comparing Tiki and Portis should not even be a option at this point. Its insane!!!! If you where building a team sure you take Portis because he is younger and has more years ahead of him. Still for one season it be stupid not take take Tiki. He is basicly the best all around HB in the NFL now. He surpassed Tomlinson last year clearly.
You dont think really think that do you...and if so, did you watch any games besides giants games????!
Eli to Burress
March-31st-2006, 04:23 AM
What are we comparing here. Their careers or who we want after last season. If you take careers up to this point into consideration than I have Moss ranked behind T.O.,Glenn, Burress, and Toomer. I mean if Portis gets the nod over Barber because his last four season's have been marginally better, than Moss is lucking to be 5th based on his career up to this point. If we're basing this solely on last year than Moss may be the best WR in the East but Tiki would clearly be the better back. So what is it?
HoyaSkins28
March-31st-2006, 05:43 AM
yeah that is being too much of a homer...where's Steve Smith?? Shawn Alexander? Hutchinson?
Since when are the Panthers Seahawks and Vikings in the NFC East???
matt2190
March-31st-2006, 07:30 AM
Interesting points. Big plays are pretty important. So are negative plays i.e. runs for a loss. Portis rarely gets caught behind the line unlike Barber.
Not surprisingly, Portis had a career before Washington that you have completely discounted. You chose to use only the last two years for your comparison which just happen to be Barber's best. Portis "down" year where he only rushed for 1300 yards would have had Giants fans dancing in the streets back in 1999. But he got back to his usual self and ran for about 1500 and double digit TDs yet again. Is that the usual Barber or will Barber go back to the inconsistent ways that have marked his career?
Fact is, only 1 rusher in the history of football have had a better start to his careers than Portis: Eric Dickerson. Portis is clearly on the upswing. Barber isn't. Enjoy the last year or 2 with Barber before the wheels fall off.
So you agree that presently Tiki is the better back?
matt2190
March-31st-2006, 07:33 AM
portis is a better blocker then tiki, how does that factor in?
How do you back that up? Brunell was sacked more the Eli last season.
ShockeyZulu
March-31st-2006, 08:25 AM
Thomas is a monster pulling... sorry I dont buy it. I dont think its a coincidence that you are the ONLY one on this thread who has even mentioned Diehl.
WRs isnt a big deal, just mentioning it. I do think Plax is the third best WR.
I still don't understand why several of you guys are still trying to compare Thomas whose a Right Guard to Diehl whose a Left Guard, different positions. :doh:
Larry Allen was the best Left Guard in the division but the Cowboys cut him. So that leaves the remaining group of Left Guards of David Diehl, Derrick Dockery and Artis Hicks. Out of that groups Diehl has been the best. He's started all three years he's been in the NFL at three different positions of RG, RT and LG. Although once he settled in at LG he started to excell. He should even take a bigger step forward as now he'll be going into this season playing the same position of the prior year for the first time in his career.
As for Randy Thomas, he's a very good player and a mauler. Prior to last season I'd say he was the best Right Guard in the division. Although in 2005, two second year RG really came on strong and passed him in Chris Snee and Shane Andrews. Right now you can make a case for any 3 of them as being the best but Thomas isn't the clear cut choice he was a year ago.
ShockeyZulu
March-31st-2006, 09:00 AM
Not surprisingly, Portis had a career before Washington that you have completely discounted.
It's not surprising that the Broncos O-line coach Alex Gibbs goes to the Broncos and all of a sudden Warrick Dunn explodes into a Pro Bowl player.
It's not surprising that Clinton Portis averaged 5.5 yards per carry as a Bronco, just like it's not surprising Tatum Bell averaged 5.3 yards per carry. Even Ron F'n Dayne averaged 5.1 per carry as a Bronco. :laugh:
Just like it's not surprising Reuben Droughns dropped his yards per carry from 4.5 to 4.0 since leaving the Broncos.
Just like it's not surprising Clinton Portis dropped his yards per carry from 5.5 to 4.0 since he left the Broncos too.
So of course it's not surprising that's I've discounted his stats in Denver. With O-line coaching and style of play, it's been proven any RB and strive in that offense.
Portis is clearly on the upswing. Barber isn't. Enjoy the last year or 2 with Barber before the wheels fall off.
Don't know why some of you guys keep on trying to look into the future. We're talking about comparing Barber and Portis right now, not 2-3 years from now.
Like I said before, both backs have been in their offensive (Coughlin's and Gibb's) system's for two years and that's what we're all comparing the two on.
Here's their stats based on just those two years
Tiki Barber - 785 touches (carries/receptions) - 4,486 total yards - 5 yards per rushing attempt - 26 TDs - 40 plays with 20+ yards - 3 lost fumbles
Clinton Portis - 765 touches (carries/receptions) - 3,282 total yards - 4 yards per rushing attempt - 18 TDs - 13 plays with 20+ yards - 6 lost fumbles
It's clear from those stats that, AS OF RIGHT NOW, Barber is the far better back between the two.
Doesn't mean that can change in a year or two, especially with Saunder's Chiefs style offense Portis will be playing in but right now hard to argue Barber isn't better the Portis.
RobMexico
March-31st-2006, 09:01 AM
Man there are some serious homers here.
QB: Donovan McNabb (injury last year aside, he is the best QB in the division)
RB: Tiki Barber (I know you Skins fans love Portis, but he’s the second best back in the division, not the best)
FB: Mike Sellars
WR: Terrell Owens
WR: Santana Moss
TE: Jeremy Shockey (I love Witten, but Shockey is a little better)
Ts: Chris Samuels, Runyun
Gs: Randy Thomas/Chris Snee
C: doesn’t matter
DEs: Strahan/Osi (Giants own here)
DTs: Griffen/Fergusen
OLBs: Washington/Ware
MLB: Trotter
CBs: Newman/Sheppard
FS: Taylor
SS: Williams
K: Vanderjact
P: Feagles
KR: T. Thompson
PR: Randel El
Least Homer/Most Realistic Starting Lineup
ChiefPowhatan17
March-31st-2006, 09:08 AM
Honestly, and be honest now, if you were a GM and your QB was either Brunell, Eli, or Bledsoe and the Eagles offered you McNabb straight up, would you or would you not take that deal.....outside of Eli, who is young...its a real no brainer...
I understand what you are saying. I was strictly going off of last year's performance not reputation or age. Brunell should've been in the pro bowl last year on his numbers. Yes he had some bad games, but I am saying he performed the best in the East most recently. All division team sounded like an all star team, I based it on what was done on the field last year.:logo:
ShockeyZulu
March-31st-2006, 04:28 PM
I understand what you are saying. I was strictly going off of last year's performance not reputation or age. Brunell should've been in the pro bowl last year on his numbers. Yes he had some bad games, but I am saying he performed the best in the East most recently. All division team sounded like an all star team, I based it on what was done on the field last year.:logo:
Out of all the QBs in the NFC East, McNabb is the best overall heading into this season.
But since you wanted to base it on last season, wouldn't you pick Manning or Bledsoe over Brunnell? All three were very up and down throughout the year. In fact Eli was the best of the three from Sept-Nov untill he his a wall in Decemember were he threw only 4 TDs to 10 INTs.
The only thing Brunell has over Manning and Bledsoe in the regular season is throwing 7 fewer INTs then both of them but that's about it. He just barely cracked 3,000 yards passing.
Manning - 3,762 passing yards - 24 TDs - 17 INT - 49 plays over 20+ yards
Bledsoe - 3,639 passing yards - 23 TDs - 17 INT - 42 plays over 20+ yards
Brunnell - 3,050 passing yards - 23 TDs - 10 INT - 36 plays over 20+ yards
yazzmode621
April-2nd-2006, 02:10 PM
Forget what portis can/could do. Forget what barber did do in the past. When you look at HBs in the NFL today Other then Alexander Tiki is the 2nd best HB in the NFL. Comparing Tiki and Portis should not even be a option at this point. Its insane!!!! If you where building a team sure you take Portis because he is younger and has more years ahead of him. Still for one season it be stupid not take take Tiki. He is basicly the best all around HB in the NFL now. He surpassed Tomlinson last year clearly.
Ok, clearly you're a huge homer if you'd take Tiki over Tomlinson.
yazzmode621
April-2nd-2006, 02:17 PM
Out of all the QBs in the NFC East, McNabb is the best overall heading into this season.
But since you wanted to base it on last season, wouldn't you pick Manning or Bledsoe over Brunnell? All three were very up and down throughout the year. In fact Eli was the best of the three from Sept-Nov untill he his a wall in Decemember were he threw only 4 TDs to 10 INTs.
The only thing Brunell has over Manning and Bledsoe in the regular season is throwing 7 fewer INTs then both of them but that's about it. He just barely cracked 3,000 yards passing.
Manning - 3,762 passing yards - 24 TDs - 17 INT - 49 plays over 20+ yards
Bledsoe - 3,639 passing yards - 23 TDs - 17 INT - 42 plays over 20+ yards
Brunnell - 3,050 passing yards - 23 TDs - 10 INT - 36 plays over 20+ yards
u say 7 ints like its nothing. You also have to take into consideration that Brunell had only Moss and Cooley for the most part. When Patten was still playing(although he is nothing special) Brunell was playing at an awesome level. Not to mention the timing of those plays. For example, the two bombs Brunell had to Moss to win the game against the Cowboys. Or The INT that Bledsoe threw that cost them the game against the Seahawks.
HoyaSkins28
April-2nd-2006, 05:45 PM
McNabb
Portis
Moss TO
Cooley
Shockey
Sellers
Samuels
Thomas/Rivera
rabach
jansen
kearse/osi
griffin/joseph
washington
pierce
jones
springs/sheppard
taylor
williams
randle el
randle el
akers
feagles
Enter Apotheosis
April-2nd-2006, 06:09 PM
Ok, clearly you're a huge homer if you'd take Tiki over Tomlinson.
I agree with that 100%.
Giantsfanman, you do realize that one of the major reasons the Chargers didn't make the playoffs this past season is because they underutilized LT in quite a few of there games, don't you? LT is incredibly effective and the Chargers almost always win when he gets a minimum of 25 touches a game. They leaned a bit too much on Brees.
You also have to take into account that LT is still in the prime of his career and has decisively outperformed an aging Tiki Barber in 4 of the 6 years he's been in the league. Sometime in the next year or two, your beloved RB will bottom out (ala Curtis Martin) because of his age.
FootballGuy2677
April-2nd-2006, 06:21 PM
Snee not better than Thomas....that's a gooooooood one! LOL!
Yea lol. Theres no way Snee is better than Randy Thomas. I think your the one on drugs....
[[ghost]]
April-2nd-2006, 06:41 PM
qb- donovan mcnabb
rb- tiki/portis (interchangable)
fb- sellers
te- shockey, witten
h-b- COOLEY
wr- moss
wr- TO
wr- plax
t- samuels
t- flozell
g- thomas
g- rivera
c- fraley
de- osi
de- strahan
dt- griffin
dt- glover (although he isn't there anymore)
cb- sheppard
cb- springs/newman
s- taylor
s- dawkins
lb- washington
lb- pierce
lb- ware
k- akers
p- feagles
kr- randel el
CPstretch
April-2nd-2006, 06:46 PM
thomas is the best guard in the nfl east. no questions asked.
terpfan
April-2nd-2006, 06:53 PM
I still don't understand why several of you guys are still trying to compare Thomas whose a Right Guard to Diehl whose a Left Guard, different positions. :doh:
Come on, like its that different. The Pro Bowl doesnt differentiate. Why should the NFC East team?
Thomas is better than Snee anyway.
HoyaSkins28
April-2nd-2006, 06:54 PM
thomas is the best guard in the nfl east. no questions asked.
yea, no one even touches him.
TK
April-2nd-2006, 09:12 PM
You don't read much do you stupid....
You want to be called Pot or Kettle?
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I guess you really can't fix stupid.
I know how to silence its voice until it has a better understanding of the rules, so there's hope you can be fixed.
cowboyuptx
April-3rd-2006, 03:26 AM
I agree with you on the receivers. I'd like to see Plaxico as the third and Llyod as the 4th.
[QUOTE=ShockeyZulu]
WR - Terrell Owens, Santana Moss and Plaxico Burress
All three of these receivers have been impact players and currently are the best receivers in the divison. Owens when he has his head on straight is one of the most gifted receivers in the entire league. Moss has added an explosive threat to the Redskins offense. Burress has given the Giants a true deep threat and a go-to WR for Eli. No other WR in this division comes close to these three.[QUOTE]
Terry Glenn can compare to those 3.
Please!!! Lloyd the 4th best in the NFCE........ I think not!
Lloyd cant carry Terry Glenns jock!
Heck its debatable, if Plaxico should be put ahead of Glenn.
It's best to know what the heck you're talking about.... before making homerish proclamations.;)
Here's the stats....
TERRY GLENN
Year--- Team ---No.--- Yards--- Avg.--- Lg.-- TD--- +20 ---+40--- FD
2005--- Dallas--- 62---- 1136--- 18.3--- 71--- 7----- 18------ 7--- 49
PLAXICO BURRESS
Year--- Team--- No.--- Yards--- Avg.--- Lg. --TD--- +20 --- +40--- FD
2005--- NYG---- 76 ----1214 ----16.0 ---78 ---7 ---- 20 ---- 5----- 49
BRANDON LLOYD ????
Year--- Team ---No. ----Yards--- Avg. -- Lg.-- TD--- +20--- +40--- FD
2005 ----SF ---- 48 ---- 733 ---15.3 --- 89 --- 5 ----- 9 ---- 3 ----34
[[ghost]]
April-3rd-2006, 05:16 AM
You know more than me about.....football. i call Shennanigans. No Skins fan kinows more about football than anybody anywhere. This includes soccer fans. You people are Skins fans not football fans.
In addition, my having 8 posts means what again? Oh, that I browse the boards instead of clicking on funny little pro-Redskin icons and make bold Super Bowl predictions. Bwahahahahahahahahahahaha! Whatever son. You still need people to buy you beer. Don't worry, I understand you are going through some changes with your voice and all, but things will get better.
i love how you made a smart comment about his age, then proceed to talk about puberty, which he probably experienced some 6-7 years before...:doh:
LoudMouth12thMan
April-3rd-2006, 07:42 AM
Osi or Strahan at DE. WR Moss and Plaxico(except for choking in the playoffs). QB McNabb? Brunell was better and helped get us to the playoffs. So if based on last season ya gotta go Brunell, but McNabb overall is cool. RB ya gotta say Tikki last year, but Portis is a better overall Back by a long shot. Nice post something to think about to pass the off-season state of boredom.
Thanks,
HTTR!
matt2190
April-3rd-2006, 09:13 AM
Its not even a debate Plax had 13 more receptions. If you were honest and someone asked you which wide receiver you wanted for one season between Plax and Glenn. You would have to say Plaxico. Not as fast as glenn but has good speed. Great hands, goes over the middle, goes deep, and is one of the best run blocking receivers in the league. Glenn is good but he is a level below. Plaxico is on par with Moss but Moss had a better season than him last year so if you were to take one it would be moss at the moment. T.O. is one of the best receivers of all time and is a sure hall of famer. Forget division he is the best in the league but I still would not want him on my team. He is too high maintenance.
[QUOTE=ShockeyZulu]
WR - Terrell Owens, Santana Moss and Plaxico Burress
All three of these receivers have been impact players and currently are the best receivers in the divison. Owens when he has his head on straight is one of the most gifted receivers in the entire league. Moss has added an explosive threat to the Redskins offense. Burress has given the Giants a true deep threat and a go-to WR for Eli. No other WR in this division comes close to these three.[QUOTE]
Terry Glenn can compare to those 3.
Please!!! Lloyd the 4th best in the NFCE........ I think not!
Lloyd cant carry Terry Glenns jock!
Heck its debatable, if Plaxico should be put ahead of Glenn.
It's best to know what the heck you're talking about.... before making homerish proclamations.;)
Here's the stats....
TERRY GLENN
Year--- Team ---No.--- Yards--- Avg.--- Lg.-- TD--- +20 ---+40--- FD
2005--- Dallas--- 62---- 1136--- 18.3--- 71--- 7----- 18------ 7--- 49
PLAXICO BURRESS
Year--- Team--- No.--- Yards--- Avg.--- Lg. --TD--- +20 --- +40--- FD
2005--- NYG---- 76 ----1214 ----16.0 ---78 ---7 ---- 20 ---- 5----- 49
BRANDON LLOYD ????
Year--- Team ---No. ----Yards--- Avg. -- Lg.-- TD--- +20--- +40--- FD
2005 ----SF ---- 48 ---- 733 ---15.3 --- 89 --- 5 ----- 9 ---- 3 ----34
matt2190
April-3rd-2006, 09:15 AM
Osi or Strahan at DE. WR Moss and Plaxico(except for choking in the playoffs). QB McNabb? Brunell was better and helped get us to the playoffs. So if based on last season ya gotta go Brunell, but McNabb overall is cool. RB ya gotta say Tikki last year, but Portis is a better overall Back by a long shot. Nice post something to think about to pass the off-season state of boredom.
Thanks,
HTTR!
Explain to me how Portis is a better overall back by a long shot?
supafly
April-3rd-2006, 10:12 AM
Explain to me how Portis is a better overall back by a long shot?
Portis does so many other things outside of just running the ball. You will see him involved on every play either blocking, tackling, or receiving. I think I even remember him running somebody down and saving the touchdown once. I cant even begin to count the number of times he's saved MB from getting sacked.
matt2190
April-3rd-2006, 11:00 AM
Portis does so many other things outside of just running the ball. You will see him involved on every play either blocking, tackling, or receiving. I think I even remember him running somebody down and saving the touchdown once. I cant even begin to count the number of times he's saved MB from getting sacked.
How do you know Tiki does not do the same things or do them better than Portis? Do you have any real numbers to back up your point?
dmac2341
April-3rd-2006, 02:56 PM
all based on last season
qb- Eli Manning
rb- tiki because he is more of an all around back (can catch, block, obviously run,
fb- sellers
te- shockey
h-b- COOLEY
wr- moss
wr- TO
wr- plax
lt- samuels
rt- Mckenzie
rg- thomas
lg- diehl
c- fraley
de- osi
de- strahan
dt- griffin
dt- Patterson
cb- Sheppard
cb- Newman
fs- Dawkins
ss- Roy Williams
lb- ware
lb- pierce
lb- washington
k- akers
p- feagles
kr- Morton
positions are based on the yahoo depth chart from last season.
and for those redskins fans that say OMG OMG PORTIS IS BETTER THAN TIKI i think you might want to rethink that because hands down tiki is the best back in the nfc east with portis not even a close second. Of all the games i've seen of portis he's always had a good o-line(in denver and in wash), cannot catch the ball all the well, but i'll give him credit he can block(somewhat) and can run. Tiki is an all around back, he catches really well out of the backfield and can even line up as a slot wr, blocks well for his size, hasn't had a decent o-line until this year(except for puke pettigout), and the cut backs tiki's makes are amazing breaking those d-line and lb's ankles.
If you look at stats tiki out did portis last year on runs 20+ yds tiki:16 Portis: a measly 6. tiki just out does portis on stats being with a team that hasn't reallyed used him all the time since 3 years ago. that's my opinion backed up with some facts
DatBoySk
April-3rd-2006, 05:21 PM
QB= Mcnabb
RB= Portis
FB=Sellers
TE=Shockey
WR1=Moss
WR2=Plax
WR3=Lloyd
LT=Samuels
RT=Jansen
RG=Thomas
LG=DIEHL
C=Fraley
DE=Kearse
Dt=Walker
Dt=Griffin
DE=Strahan
CB=Springs
CB=Newman
FS=Taylor
SS=Williams
LOLB=Washington
MLB=Marshall
ROLB=Ayodele
Res_Novae
April-3rd-2006, 06:51 PM
all based on last season
qb- Eli Manning
rb- tiki because he is more of an all around back (can catch, block, obviously run, This is easily debatable, however, don't underestimate Clinton Portis. From the two Giant games I see a year, he blocks and catches equal to or better than Tiki..Tiki just runs better as of last year. However, he's also more experianced, so give Portis a year or two, he'll be better than Tiki ever was.
fb- sellers
te- shockey
h-b- COOLEY
wr- moss
wr- TO
wr- plax I'd put Terry Glenn here if he is still on the Cowboys. He's quick, and fast, and has decent hands. Plus, I'm not a big fan of Plaxi-glass Burress. He tends to break a lot.
I may also replace that WR spot with a #2 RB, being Brian Westbrook. A backfield with Westbrook and Portis/Tiki together would be extremely dangerous, especially when one of them motions out to the slot. Think of the reverses :-D
lt- samuels
rt- MckenzieHate to add another cowboy, but this is lacking Adams.
rg- thomas
lg- diehl
c- fraley
de- osi
de- strahan
dt- griffin
dt- Patterson
cb- Sheppard
cb- Newman Would put Springs here, he adds a blitzing element and is a much better tackler than Newman. This team has its "great amazing" cover corner in Sheppard, and you could always use more tackling in the secondary.
fs- Dawkins
ss- Roy Williams Sorry...Put Taylor here...he's less of a liability in coverage. Sure, he doesn't actually play that position, but he can do it better than Williams.
lb- ware
lb- pierce
lb- washington
k- akers
p- feagles
kr- Morton
positions are based on the yahoo depth chart from last season.
and for those redskins fans that say OMG OMG PORTIS IS BETTER THAN TIKI i think you might want to rethink that because hands down tiki is the best back in the nfc east with portis not even a close second. Of all the games i've seen of portis he's always had a good o-line(in denver and in wash), cannot catch the ball all the well He catches about as well as Tiki.... , but i'll give him credit he can block(somewhat) You obviously miss him blocking some of your blitzers, chip blocking Osi/Strahan, and lighting up that Eagles LB... and can run. Tiki is an all around back, he catches really well out of the backfield and can even line up as a slot wr, blocks well for his size, hasn't had a decent o-line until this year(except for puke pettigout), and the cut backs tiki's makes are amazing breaking those d-line and lb's ankles.
If you look at stats tiki out did portis last year on runs 20+ yds tiki:16 Portis: a measly 6. tiki just out does portis on stats being with a team that hasn't reallyed used him all the time since 3 years ago. that's my opinion backed up with some facts
It wasn't just the o-line that gave Tiki problems, he also had problems keeping a grip on the ball untill a couple years ago. He wasn't relied on as much then because of the fumblitis. Now that he has it solved, he's exploded as a reliable back. It's less of the O-Line's fault that you make it out to be, and more of Tiki's inability to effectively keep a handle on the ball.
dmac2341
April-3rd-2006, 07:40 PM
we're all intitled to our own opinions and that's my opinion on the best in the nfc east you may have other opinions. the reason i pick plax over glenn is plax was the 1st wr and was double covered and pressed later in the season while glenn was open more often with 1 on 1 coverage with k. johnson.
i think brian dawkins is a better free safety than taylor that's why roy williams is in instead of taylor BECAUSE ROY WILLIAMS IS A STRONG SAFETY while taylor was listed as free safety according to yahoo as i stated at the bottom of the post.
i do agree with your opinion on springs but it couldn't be too bad having 2 cover corners could it?
not trying to be biased towards tiki in any way but his stats do prove he's been the better back this past year and the year before than portis. in that 2 year span both players(tiki/portis) has had a new coaching staff(portis going to washington and tiki getting coughlin and company) and i don't why u talk about tiki fumbling b/c i didn't say anything about it his fumbling but his o-line sucked you can't shy away from that last year was the best o-line tiki ever had and it shown in the huge increase from the year before.
@ Datboysk - this thread isn't about what you believe to be the "all nfc east team" next year it's from this past year and a few players in your list were not on a nfc east team yet. and what are you smoking thinking brandom lloyd will be the third best wr in the nfc east next year, he really hasn't proved anything during his career and won't do much in washington next year either.
my 4 cents
DatBoySk
April-3rd-2006, 08:04 PM
well my bad and he has proved himsefl to me making all those catches in good coverage with a garbage QB throwing him the ball and im intitled to my own opinion and what are you smoking picking dawkins over taylor
dmac2341
April-3rd-2006, 10:12 PM
sorry datboysk i just reread my post and it seemed alittle harsh =\
cowboyuptx
April-4th-2006, 12:14 AM
Its not even a debate Plax had 13 more receptions. If you were honest and someone asked you which wide receiver you wanted for one season between Plax and Glenn. You would have to say Plaxico. Not as fast as glenn but has good speed. Great hands, goes over the middle, goes deep, and is one of the best run blocking receivers in the league. Glenn is good but he is a level below. Plaxico is on par with Moss but Moss had a better season than him last year so if you were to take one it would be moss at the moment. T.O. is one of the best receivers of all time and is a sure hall of famer. Forget division he is the best in the league but I still would not want him on my team. He is too high maintenance.
Oh its debatable! Yeah, Plax averaged 0.75 more catches per game (whoodi-hoo) and about 4.5 more yards per game, but Glenn averaged 2.3 more yards per reception.
They both had 25 receptions for +20 yards, 7 of Glenns went for over 40 yards, Plax had only 5 for over 40.
They both had 49 First-downs and both had 7 Touchdowns..... so what did those 13 extra catches account for anyway ????
The way I see it, Glenn only needed to get the ball 62 times....... to equal the production it took Plaxico 75 catches accumulate.
If I was picking a fantasy football team for 2006 and I had to choose between the 2 (assuming the cost was equal), I would take Burress.
Owens is gonna eat up a bunch of Glenns yards this year.
However, if we're talking about 2005, Glenn had a slightly better season IMO.
Moss had an awesome season last year, but stats aside.....(this is gonna ruffle the feathers Skins fans) Moss and T.Glenn are basically the same player (IMO). Plax is a much different type of WR, but I'd put all 3 in the same echelon........ a small step below Owens.
BTW, I wish TO weren't on my team either. He's such a *****!
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