ESPN All Pro Team

***RamsFan16*** · -01-07-2006

Offense:
WR Steve Smith, Carolina
WR Santana Moss, Washinton
TE Antonio Gates, San Diego
LT Walter Jones, Seattle
LG Steve Hutchinson, Seattle
C Tom Nalen, Denver
RG Randy Thomas, Washington
RT Willie Anderson, Cincinnati
QB Peyton Manning, Indianapolis
FB Mack Strong, Seattle
RB Shaun Alexander, Seattle

Defense:
LE Adewale Oguneleye, Chicago
UT Rod Coleman, Atlanta
NT(3-4) Jamal Williams, San Diego
NT(4-3) John Henderson, Jaguars
RE Derrick Burgess, Oakland
SLB Marcus Washington, Redskins
MLB(4-3) Brian Urlacher, Chicago
ILB(3-4) Donnie Edwards, Chargers
WLB Joey Porter, Pittsburgh
CB Champ Bailey, Denver
CB Ken Lucas, Carolina
FS Darren Sharper, Minnesota
SS Adrian Wilson, Arizona

Special Teams:
PK Neil Rackers, Arizona
P Brian Moorman, Buffalo
KR Jerome Mathis, Houston
PR B.J. Sams, Baltimore
Cover Brendon Ayanbodejo, Bears

I think that the offense is BS. but its just me.

gap · -01-07-2006

Look, I am not going to just be a RAMS homer and say there should be some RAMS on that roster. But with all the problems we have had at QB and the OL protecting him enough the get passes off, look at what Torry has accomplished. Tied for 3rd in receptions and 6th in receiving yrds. Had the offense used him in the last game, he'd have led in receptions, and could easily moved into 4th in yards. There is no way someone could leave Torry off that list unless they were displaying a BIAS against the RAMS.

To clarify, IMO, no other RAM deserves to be on that list.

gap

***ramsbruce*** · -01-07-2006

Originally Posted by gap

Look, I am not going to just be a RAMS homer and say there should be some RAMS on that roster. But with all the problems we have had at QB and the OL protecting him enough the get passes off, look at what Torry has accomplished. Tied for 3rd in receptions and 6th in receiving yrds. Had the offense used him in the last game, he'd have led in receptions, and could easily moved into 4th in yards. There is no way someone could leave Torry off that list unless they were displaying a BIAS against the RAMS.

To clarify, IMO, no other RAM deserves to be on that list.

gap

There's only two spots on that list, you can't pull Steve Smith off. Holt had more catches, Moss had more yards and a better average, they both had 9 TD's. You can make a case for Holt, but Moss had a nice year also.

Larry Fitzgerald should be on that list in front of Moss and Holt.

gap · -01-07-2006

Originally Posted by ramsbruce

There's only two spots on that list, you can't pull Steve Smith off. Holt had more catches, Moss had more yards and a better average, they both had 9 TD's. You can make a case for Holt, but Moss had a nice year also.

Larry Fitzgerald should be on that list in front of Moss and Holt.

But all three of thos guys had a better OL/QB combination throwing to them. Holt did more with less. Than any other WR in the league.

gap

***ramsbruce*** · -01-08-2006

Originally Posted by gap

But all three of thos guys had a better OL/QB combination throwing to them. Holt did more with less. Than any other WR in the league.

gap

Fitz didn't have much more in Arizona than Holt, and Fitz also had Anquan Boldin on the other side "stealin" catches since they both had over 100 receptions and "stealin" TD's also.

**Nick** · -01-08-2006

The problem with the list is that it's one team for both conferences, so obviously you can make a case for a lot of people who got left off.

Though it is nice to see Donnie Edwards get some love. He's one of the most underrated and perhaps underappreciated players in this league, IMO.

***ramsbruce*** · -01-08-2006

Originally Posted by NickSeiler

The problem with the list is that it's one team for both conferences, so obviously you can make a case for a lot of people who got left off.

Though it is nice to see Donnie Edwards get some love. He's one of the most underrated and perhaps underappreciated players in this league, IMO.

Donnie was on one of my winning fantasy teams. He's a tackling machine.