Current Player Draft Poll #2

Discussion in 'National Football League' started by DonnieIsTheKing, May 8, 2007.

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Who wins if all 5 played in a Round Robin?

Poll closed May 11, 2007.
  1. DonnieIsTheKing

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  2. Murrell

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  3. devilonthetownhallroof

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  4. AnyGivenSunday

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  5. MParty

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  1. Murrell2878

    Murrell2878 Lets go JETS!
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    My starting roster

    Murrell's team

    QB - Peyton Manning - Indianapolis Colts
    4,000 yards consistently. The best QB in the league...Nuff said
    HB - Willie Parker - Pittsburgh Steelers
    Parker has developed into one of the top backs in the league. Needs to work a little on his fumbling. He'll run great behind my OL.
    FB - Jameel Cook - Houston Texans
    A very nice lead blocker
    WR - Donald Driver - Green Bay Packers
    Getting up there in age a bit, but still a lethal target. Manning will be licking his chops when he is back to pass.
    TE - Chris Baker - New York Jets
    A very underrated TE...even among the fans of his team.
    LT - Walter Jones - Seattle Seahawks
    Best LT in the league. He will be responsible for Manning's blindside...I'm sure Manning is sleeping well at night.
    LG - Steve Hutchinson - Minnesota Vikings
    Hutchinson and Jones make up the best Left side of the line in the league....again. A dominating run blocker.
    C - Shaun O'Hara - New York Giants
    A very solid center. Has very few limitations.
    RG - Kynan Forney - Atlanta Falcons
    One of the most underrated linemen in the league. A very stout run blocker
    RT - Jason Spitz - Green Bay Packers
    An up and coming guy. Had a solid rookie season in 2006. With a year under his belt 2007 should be even better.
    WR - TJ Houshmandzadeh - Cincinnati Bengals
    Houshmanzadeh will have to play 2nd fiddle to another WR yet again. But he will be a favorite target of Peyton Manning's. Good luck to the opposing secondary.

    DE - Leonard Little - St. Louis Rams
    A little long in the tooth, but Little can still get after a QB.
    DT - Shaun Rogers - Detroit Lions
    A great run stopper who can also get up field on passing plays. Needs to rebound from an injury that shortened his 2006 season
    DT - Pat Williams - Minnesota Vikings
    I can't imagine many people who are going to be successful trying to run up the middle on Williams and Rogers. A little older now, but should still play at a high level.
    DE - Andre Carter - Washington Redskins
    led the Redskins with 6 sacks in 2006. Has the ability to rush the passer. Also is solid against the run.
    ROLB - Keith Brooking - Atlanta Falcons
    All over the field is the best way to describe how Brooking plays. Has a few solid years left in him.
    MLB - Will Witherspoon - St. Louis Rams
    A very solid MLB. Will be able to roam freely with the studs on the line.
    LOLB - David Thornton - Tennessee Titans
    While Thornton is a great OLB he is my one mistake during the draft. Brooking will have to take over the Strong side. I can't have two guys lined up on the weak side.
    CB - Chris McAlister - Baltimore Ravens
    One of the top CB's in the league. I love his physical play.
    FS - John Lynch - Denver Broncos
    A veteran leader, Lynch will captain my entire team.
    SS - Antoine Bethea - Indianapolis Colts
    A young player with a ton of upside. Needed to infuse some youth into this team
    CB - Jonathan Joseph - Cincinnati Bengals
    A rookie in 2006 did not record one INT during the year. He was however towards the top in pass deflections. I expect great things from him in 2007.

    K - Matt Stover - Baltimore Ravens
    One of the most underrated Kickers in the league today.

    P - Ryan Plackemeier - Seattle Seahawks
    I needed a punter :)
     
  2. Ten

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    I like how Murrell's team is built,it's going to be hard to run up the middle against them with Rodgers and Williams absorbing blockers,giving Witherspoon lots of space to play.On offense he managed to get the best QB in the game lots of weapons and a lot of time to throw.
     
  3. DonnieIsTheKing

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    QB Philip Rivers, San Diego Chargers (35)*, 25
    2006 Stats: 61.7% completion; 3,388 yards, 22 TD's; 9 INT's; 92.0 QB Rating
    HB Thomas Jones
    FB Justin Griffith, Oakland Raiders (366), 26
    2006 Stats: 19 rushing attempts for 106 yards (5.6) and 1 TD; 23 catches for 168 yards and 3 TD's; Atlanta was the #1 rushing offense in the league
    WR Mike Furrey, Detroit Lions (166), 29
    2006 Stats: 98 catches; 1,086 yards; 6 TD's
    WR Santonio Holmes, Pittsburgh Steelers (235), 23
    2006 Stats: 49 catches; 824 yards; 2 TD's; 16,8 ypc; 10.2 PR average; 1 PR TD
    TE Kellen Winslow Jr., Cleveland Browns (126), 24
    2006 Stats: 89 catches, 875 yards, 3 TD's
    LT Robert Gallery, Oakland Raiders (246), 26
    2006 Stats: 10 games started (16 in first 2 years); 6'7" 330 pounds
    LG Pete Kendall, Our New York Jets (286), 33
    2006 Stats: 14 games started; 6'5" 290 pounds
    C Jeff Faine, New Orleans Saints (315), 26
    2006 Stats: 16 games started; 6'3" 290 pounds
    RG Shawn Andrews, Philadelphia Eagles (75)*#, 24
    2006 Stats: 16 games started; 6'4" 340 pounds
    RT Willie Anderson, Cincinnati Bengals (155)*#, 32
    2006 Stats: 16 games started, 6'5" 340 pounds

    LE Ryan Denney, Buffalo Bills (355), 30
    2006 Stats: 54 tackles; 6 sacks; 4 passes defended
    DT Warren Sapp, Oakland Raiders (206), 33
    2006 Stats: 47 tackles, 10 sacks
    NT Maake Kemoeatu, Carolina Panthers (195), 28
    2006 Stats: 34 tackles; 6'5" 350 pounds (he's a block absorber)
    RE Shawne Merriman, San Diego Chargers (6)*#, 23
    2006 Stats: 62 tackles, 17 sacks, 4 FF, 1 INT
    SLB Clint Ingram, Jacksonville Jaguars (406), 24
    2006 Stats (In only 14 games and 11 starts): 71 tackles; 1.5 sacks; 1 INT; 2 passes defended
    MLB Kirk Morrison, Oakland Raiders (115), 25
    2006 Stats: 127 tackles, 1 sack, 2 INT's
    WLB Lance Briggs, Chicago Bears (86)*%, 26
    2006 Stats: 130 tackles, 1 sack, 2 INT's, 8 passes defended
    CB Rashean Mathis, Jacksonville Jaguars (46)*#, 27
    2006 Stats: 63 tackles, 8 INT's (an 18.2 average on INT returns), 12 pass deflections
    FS Deon Grant, Seattle Seahawks (326), 28
    2006 Stats: 60 tackles; 2 INT's; 5 passes defended
    SS Michael Lewis, San Francisco 49ers (275), 27
    2006 Stats: 57 tackles; 2 sacks; 2 INT's; 7 passes defended
    CB Bryant McFadden
    K Jason Hanson
    P Ben Graham, Our New York Jets (395), 33
    2006 Stats: 72 punts; 44.2 yard average; 37.8 yard net average; 26 inside the 20
     

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