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  • #1

    Pro Bowl

    The NFL has their Pro Bowl Ballots available. If the season ended today, who would you vote for?

    Here's my picks:

    QUARTERBACK
    AFC: Brady, Brees, Manning
    NFC: Bulger, Culpepper, McNabb

    RUNNINGBACK
    AFC: Holmes, James, Martin
    NFC: Alexander, Barber, T.Jones

    WIDE RECEIVER
    AFC: Caldwell, A.Johnson, Moulds, Ward
    NFC: Bruce, Holt, Moss, Owens

    FULLBACK
    AFC: Droughns
    NFC: Strong

    TIGHT END:
    AFC: Gates, Graham
    NFC: Crumpler, Witten

    KICKER:
    AFC: Elam
    NFC: Akers

    PUNTER:
    AFC: Lechler
    NFC: Landeta

    OFFENSIVE GUARD:
    AFC: Faneca, Shields, Stone
    NFC: Mayberry, Timmerman, Woody

    OFFENSIVE TACKLE:
    AFC: Ogden, Roaf, Sims
    NFC: Jones, Pace, Tait

    CENTER:
    AFC: Nalen, Wiegmann
    NFC: Birk, Fraley

    CORNERBACK:
    AFC: Bailey, McAllister, Robinson
    NFC: Barber, Lucas, Winfield

    STRONG SAFETY:
    AFC: Polamalu
    NFC: A.Wilson

    FREE SAFETY:
    AFC: L.Thompson
    NFC: Sharper

    DEFENSIVE END:
    AFC: Abraham, Lang, A.Smith
    NFC: Ellis, Grant, Kerney

    INSIDE LINEBACKER:
    AFC: Fletcher, Sharper
    NFC: Barnett, Morgan

    OUTSIDE LINEBACKER
    AFC: Ayodele, Foley
    NFC: Brooks, Diggs

    INTERIOR DEFENSIVE LINEMAN
    AFC: Stroud, J.Williams
    NFC: Coleman, K.Williams

    KICK RETURNER
    AFC: Sams
    NFC: Drummond

    SPECIAL TEAMER:
    AFC: Curry
    NFC: Ferguson
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    • #2
      Re: Pro Bowl

      WWWWAAAAAAAYYYYY too early. It's been only SIX games! (five for some).

      I'll do my thing and vote for all Rams (never voted for Dexter McLeon though, yuck).

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        • Milan
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          I voted for offense for the main part and kickers.

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          C. Palmer

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