Browns get 2 All-Pros
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http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4825123
OFFENSE
Quarterback: Peyton Manning, Indianapolis.
Running Backs: Chris Johnson, Tennessee; Adrian Peterson, Minnesota.
Fullback: Leonard Weaver, Philadelphia.
Tight End: Dallas Clark, Indianapolis.
Wide Receivers: Andre Johnson, Houston; Wes Welker, New England.
Tackles: Ryan Clady, Denver; Joe Thomas, Cleveland.
Guards: Steve Hutchinson, Minnesota; Jahri Evans, New Orleans.
Center: Nick Mangold, New York Jets.
Placekicker: Nate Kaeding, San Diego.
Kick Returner: Joshua Cribbs, Cleveland.
DEFENSE
Ends: Jared Allen, Minnesota; Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis.
Tackles: Jay Ratliff, Dallas; Kevin Williams, Minnesota.
Outside Linebackers: Elvis Dumervil, Denver; DeMarcus Ware, Dallas.
Inside Linebacker: Patrick Willis, San Francisco; Ray Lewis, Baltimore.
Cornerbacks: Charles Woodson, Green Bay; Darrelle Revis, New York Jets.
Safeties: Darren Sharper, New Orleans; Adrian Wilson, Arizona.
Punter: Shane Lechler, Oakland.
I'm thrilled to see two Brownies on the list considering the 5-12 record. I was surprised to see Welker on their considering he is the number two option. To me, an All-Pro receiver is a guy who can change the game by himself, without another solid receiver. Welker wouldn't put up the numbers that he does if Moss weren't there. He's a possession receiver. I know that Moss took off plays this year and Welker picked up his slack, but teams still double teamed Moss which helped out Welker in a huge way. Reggie Wayne and Larry Fitzgerald are guys that can change games by themselves. Welker changes games by running 8 yard routs. He isn't a big play guy. He is an underneath guy.
once a fan, always a fan. married to a steeler fan. aaaaaaaaah! --andy -
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4825123
OFFENSE
Quarterback: Peyton Manning, Indianapolis.
Running Backs: Chris Johnson, Tennessee; Adrian Peterson, Minnesota.
Fullback: Leonard Weaver, Philadelphia.
Tight End: Dallas Clark, Indianapolis.
Wide Receivers: Andre Johnson, Houston; Wes Welker, New England.
Tackles: Ryan Clady, Denver; Joe Thomas, Cleveland.
Guards: Steve Hutchinson, Minnesota; Jahri Evans, New Orleans.
Center: Nick Mangold, New York Jets.
Placekicker: Nate Kaeding, San Diego.
Kick Returner: Joshua Cribbs, Cleveland.
DEFENSE
Ends: Jared Allen, Minnesota; Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis.
Tackles: Jay Ratliff, Dallas; Kevin Williams, Minnesota.
Outside Linebackers: Elvis Dumervil, Denver; DeMarcus Ware, Dallas.
Inside Linebacker: Patrick Willis, San Francisco; Ray Lewis, Baltimore.
Cornerbacks: Charles Woodson, Green Bay; Darrelle Revis, New York Jets.
Safeties: Darren Sharper, New Orleans; Adrian Wilson, Arizona.
Punter: Shane Lechler, Oakland.
I'm thrilled to see two Brownies on the list considering the 5-12 record. I was surprised to see Welker on their considering he is the number two option. To me, an All-Pro receiver is a guy who can change the game by himself, without another solid receiver. Welker wouldn't put up the numbers that he does if Moss weren't there. He's a possession receiver. I know that Moss took off plays this year and Welker picked up his slack, but teams still double teamed Moss which helped out Welker in a huge way. Reggie Wayne and Larry Fitzgerald are guys that can change games by themselves. Welker changes games by running 8 yard routs. He isn't a big play guy. He is an underneath guy.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4825123
OFFENSE
Quarterback: Peyton Manning, Indianapolis.
Running Backs: Chris Johnson, Tennessee; Adrian Peterson, Minnesota.
Fullback: Leonard Weaver, Philadelphia.
Tight End: Dallas Clark, Indianapolis.
Wide Receivers: Andre Johnson, Houston; Wes Welker, New England.
Tackles: Ryan Clady, Denver; Joe Thomas, Cleveland.
Guards: Steve Hutchinson, Minnesota; Jahri Evans, New Orleans.
Center: Nick Mangold, New York Jets.
Placekicker: Nate Kaeding, San Diego.
Kick Returner: Joshua Cribbs, Cleveland.
DEFENSE
Ends: Jared Allen, Minnesota; Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis.
Tackles: Jay Ratliff, Dallas; Kevin Williams, Minnesota.
Outside Linebackers: Elvis Dumervil, Denver; DeMarcus Ware, Dallas.
Inside Linebacker: Patrick Willis, San Francisco; Ray Lewis, Baltimore.
Cornerbacks: Charles Woodson, Green Bay; Darrelle Revis, New York Jets.
Safeties: Darren Sharper, New Orleans; Adrian Wilson, Arizona.
Punter: Shane Lechler, Oakland.
I'm thrilled to see two Brownies on the list considering the 5-12 record. I was surprised to see Welker on their considering he is the number two option. To me, an All-Pro receiver is a guy who can change the game by himself, without another solid receiver. Welker wouldn't put up the numbers that he does if Moss weren't there. He's a possession receiver. I know that Moss took off plays this year and Welker picked up his slack, but teams still double teamed Moss which helped out Welker in a huge way. Reggie Wayne and Larry Fitzgerald are guys that can change games by themselves. Welker changes games by running 8 yard routs. He isn't a big play guy. He is an underneath guy.
Even though this is old news...
I do agree with you on Welker. He is a huge asset that Brady is lucky to have had around, but is he truly the best WR in the AFC? I think not.
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http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4825123
OFFENSE
Quarterback: Peyton Manning, Indianapolis.
Running Backs: Chris Johnson, Tennessee; Adrian Peterson, Minnesota.
Fullback: Leonard Weaver, Philadelphia.
Tight End: Dallas Clark, Indianapolis.
Wide Receivers: Andre Johnson, Houston; Wes Welker, New England.
Tackles: Ryan Clady, Denver; Joe Thomas, Cleveland.
Guards: Steve Hutchinson, Minnesota; Jahri Evans, New Orleans.
Center: Nick Mangold, New York Jets.
Placekicker: Nate Kaeding, San Diego.
Kick Returner: Joshua Cribbs, Cleveland.
DEFENSE
Ends: Jared Allen, Minnesota; Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis.
Tackles: Jay Ratliff, Dallas; Kevin Williams, Minnesota.
Outside Linebackers: Elvis Dumervil, Denver; DeMarcus Ware, Dallas.
Inside Linebacker: Patrick Willis, San Francisco; Ray Lewis, Baltimore.
Cornerbacks: Charles Woodson, Green Bay; Darrelle Revis, New York Jets.
Safeties: Darren Sharper, New Orleans; Adrian Wilson, Arizona.
Punter: Shane Lechler, Oakland.
I'm thrilled to see two Brownies on the list considering the 5-12 record. I was surprised to see Welker on their considering he is the number two option. To me, an All-Pro receiver is a guy who can change the game by himself, without another solid receiver. Welker wouldn't put up the numbers that he does if Moss weren't there. He's a possession receiver. I know that Moss took off plays this year and Welker picked up his slack, but teams still double teamed Moss which helped out Welker in a huge way. Reggie Wayne and Larry Fitzgerald are guys that can change games by themselves. Welker changes games by running 8 yard routs. He isn't a big play guy. He is an underneath guy.
Even though this is old news...
I do agree with you on Welker. He is a huge asset that Brady is lucky to have had around, but is he truly the best WR in the AFC? I think not.
Even though this is old news...
I do agree with you on Welker. He is a huge asset that Brady is lucky to have had around, but is he truly the best WR in the AFC? I think not.
Is it old news? I guess I hadn't heard it.
Let's point out that the ONLY other two players to come from a team with a losing record are Patrick Willis of San Fran and
Lechler of Oakland. In fact there were only 8 players total from non-playoff teams.
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I would also like to point out that their are noooooooooo squeelers listed!
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http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4825123
OFFENSE
Quarterback: Peyton Manning, Indianapolis.
Running Backs: Chris Johnson, Tennessee; Adrian Peterson, Minnesota.
Fullback: Leonard Weaver, Philadelphia.
Tight End: Dallas Clark, Indianapolis.
Wide Receivers: Andre Johnson, Houston; Wes Welker, New England.
Tackles: Ryan Clady, Denver; Joe Thomas, Cleveland.
Guards: Steve Hutchinson, Minnesota; Jahri Evans, New Orleans.
Center: Nick Mangold, New York Jets.
Placekicker: Nate Kaeding, San Diego.
Kick Returner: Joshua Cribbs, Cleveland.
DEFENSE
Ends: Jared Allen, Minnesota; Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis.
Tackles: Jay Ratliff, Dallas; Kevin Williams, Minnesota.
Outside Linebackers: Elvis Dumervil, Denver; DeMarcus Ware, Dallas.
Inside Linebacker: Patrick Willis, San Francisco; Ray Lewis, Baltimore.
Cornerbacks: Charles Woodson, Green Bay; Darrelle Revis, New York Jets.
Safeties: Darren Sharper, New Orleans; Adrian Wilson, Arizona.
Punter: Shane Lechler, Oakland.
I'm thrilled to see two Brownies on the list considering the 5-12 record. I was surprised to see Welker on their considering he is the number two option. To me, an All-Pro receiver is a guy who can change the game by himself, without another solid receiver. Welker wouldn't put up the numbers that he does if Moss weren't there. He's a possession receiver. I know that Moss took off plays this year and Welker picked up his slack, but teams still double teamed Moss which helped out Welker in a huge way. Reggie Wayne and Larry Fitzgerald are guys that can change games by themselves. Welker changes games by running 8 yard routs. He isn't a big play guy. He is an underneath guy.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4825123
OFFENSE
Quarterback: Peyton Manning, Indianapolis.
Running Backs: Chris Johnson, Tennessee; Adrian Peterson, Minnesota.
Fullback: Leonard Weaver, Philadelphia.
Tight End: Dallas Clark, Indianapolis.
Wide Receivers: Andre Johnson, Houston; Wes Welker, New England.
Tackles: Ryan Clady, Denver; Joe Thomas, Cleveland.
Guards: Steve Hutchinson, Minnesota; Jahri Evans, New Orleans.
Center: Nick Mangold, New York Jets.
Placekicker: Nate Kaeding, San Diego.
Kick Returner: Joshua Cribbs, Cleveland.
DEFENSE
Ends: Jared Allen, Minnesota; Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis.
Tackles: Jay Ratliff, Dallas; Kevin Williams, Minnesota.
Outside Linebackers: Elvis Dumervil, Denver; DeMarcus Ware, Dallas.
Inside Linebacker: Patrick Willis, San Francisco; Ray Lewis, Baltimore.
Cornerbacks: Charles Woodson, Green Bay; Darrelle Revis, New York Jets.
Safeties: Darren Sharper, New Orleans; Adrian Wilson, Arizona.
Punter: Shane Lechler, Oakland.
I'm thrilled to see two Brownies on the list considering the 5-12 record. I was surprised to see Welker on their considering he is the number two option. To me, an All-Pro receiver is a guy who can change the game by himself, without another solid receiver. Welker wouldn't put up the numbers that he does if Moss weren't there. He's a possession receiver. I know that Moss took off plays this year and Welker picked up his slack, but teams still double teamed Moss which helped out Welker in a huge way. Reggie Wayne and Larry Fitzgerald are guys that can change games by themselves. Welker changes games by running 8 yard routs. He isn't a big play guy. He is an underneath guy.
When you say "thrilled" did you get goosebumps all over your body? Did you cry cause you were so happy? Is your life complete now?
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http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4825123
OFFENSE
Quarterback: Peyton Manning, Indianapolis.
Running Backs: Chris Johnson, Tennessee; Adrian Peterson, Minnesota.
Fullback: Leonard Weaver, Philadelphia.
Tight End: Dallas Clark, Indianapolis.
Wide Receivers: Andre Johnson, Houston; Wes Welker, New England.
Tackles: Ryan Clady, Denver; Joe Thomas, Cleveland.
Guards: Steve Hutchinson, Minnesota; Jahri Evans, New Orleans.
Center: Nick Mangold, New York Jets.
Placekicker: Nate Kaeding, San Diego.
Kick Returner: Joshua Cribbs, Cleveland.
DEFENSE
Ends: Jared Allen, Minnesota; Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis.
Tackles: Jay Ratliff, Dallas; Kevin Williams, Minnesota.
Outside Linebackers: Elvis Dumervil, Denver; DeMarcus Ware, Dallas.
Inside Linebacker: Patrick Willis, San Francisco; Ray Lewis, Baltimore.
Cornerbacks: Charles Woodson, Green Bay; Darrelle Revis, New York Jets.
Safeties: Darren Sharper, New Orleans; Adrian Wilson, Arizona.
Punter: Shane Lechler, Oakland.
I'm thrilled to see two Brownies on the list considering the 5-12 record. I was surprised to see Welker on their considering he is the number two option. To me, an All-Pro receiver is a guy who can change the game by himself, without another solid receiver. Welker wouldn't put up the numbers that he does if Moss weren't there. He's a possession receiver. I know that Moss took off plays this year and Welker picked up his slack, but teams still double teamed Moss which helped out Welker in a huge way. Reggie Wayne and Larry Fitzgerald are guys that can change games by themselves. Welker changes games by running 8 yard routs. He isn't a big play guy. He is an underneath guy.
When you say "thrilled" did you get goosebumps all over your body? Did you cry cause you were so happy? Is your life complete now?
berniesipe said:
When you say "thrilled" did you get goosebumps all over your body? Did you cry cause you were so happy? Is your life complete now?This does not complete our lives, it just makes us feel warm and gushy inside when we get to step on a Steelers fan.
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Steelers own 6 super bowls. Browns own zero. that sums that up
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Steelers own 6 super bowls. Browns own zero. that sums that up
Steelers own 6 super bowls. Browns own zero. that sums that up
Yeah the steelers buying six superbowls really matters this season. Good argument. Seriously though: what eer happened to good ol fashioned trolls like schuck? These guys blow more c*ck than kordell stuart
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Steelers own 6 super bowls. Browns own zero. that sums that up
Yeah the steelers buying six superbowls really matters this season. Good argument. Seriously though: what eer happened to good ol fashioned trolls like schuck? These guys blow more c*ck than kordell stuart
Yeah the steelers buying six superbowls really matters this season. Good argument. Seriously though: what eer happened to good ol fashioned trolls like schuck? These guys blow more c*ck than kordell stuart
That is quite a hard feat to accomplish. Kordell sucked a ton of dick in his day. I'd like to see some evidence to back up that statement, sir.
I'm sure it's all over the internet. These Steeler fans have to earn money somehow. They have toothless mouths to feed.
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Yeah the steelers buying six superbowls really matters this season. Good argument. Seriously though: what eer happened to good ol fashioned trolls like schuck? These guys blow more c*ck than kordell stuart
That is quite a hard feat to accomplish. Kordell sucked a ton of dick in his day. I'd like to see some evidence to back up that statement, sir.
I'm sure it's all over the internet. These Steeler fans have to earn money somehow. They have toothless mouths to feed.
That is quite a hard feat to accomplish. Kordell sucked a ton of dick in his day. I'd like to see some evidence to back up that statement, sir.
I'm sure it's all over the internet. These Steeler fans have to earn money somehow. They have toothless mouths to feed.
No teeth makes your mother does best more enjoyable
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That is quite a hard feat to accomplish. Kordell sucked a ton of dick in his day. I'd like to see some evidence to back up that statement, sir.
I'm sure it's all over the internet. These Steeler fans have to earn money somehow. They have toothless mouths to feed.
No teeth makes your mother does best more enjoyable
berniesipe said:
No teeth makes your mother does best more enjoyableYeah, she is a world class whistler. Thanks for playing.
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there are gay crotch grabbing pictures of Quinn. haven't seen any Kordell pics but Quinn yes, he is really happy with the boys.
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there are gay crotch grabbing pictures of Quinn. haven't seen any Kordell pics but Quinn yes, he is really happy with the boys.
there are gay crotch grabbing pictures of Quinn. haven't seen any Kordell pics but Quinn yes, he is really happy with the boys.
We didn't need pictures. With his natural limp-wristed throwing style, we all knew.
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http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4825123
OFFENSE
Quarterback: Peyton Manning, Indianapolis.
Running Backs: Chris Johnson, Tennessee; Adrian Peterson, Minnesota.
Fullback: Leonard Weaver, Philadelphia.
Tight End: Dallas Clark, Indianapolis.
Wide Receivers: Andre Johnson, Houston; Wes Welker, New England.
Tackles: Ryan Clady, Denver; Joe Thomas, Cleveland.
Guards: Steve Hutchinson, Minnesota; Jahri Evans, New Orleans.
Center: Nick Mangold, New York Jets.
Placekicker: Nate Kaeding, San Diego.
Kick Returner: Joshua Cribbs, Cleveland.
DEFENSE
Ends: Jared Allen, Minnesota; Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis.
Tackles: Jay Ratliff, Dallas; Kevin Williams, Minnesota.
Outside Linebackers: Elvis Dumervil, Denver; DeMarcus Ware, Dallas.
Inside Linebacker: Patrick Willis, San Francisco; Ray Lewis, Baltimore.
Cornerbacks: Charles Woodson, Green Bay; Darrelle Revis, New York Jets.
Safeties: Darren Sharper, New Orleans; Adrian Wilson, Arizona.
Punter: Shane Lechler, Oakland.
I'm thrilled to see two Brownies on the list considering the 5-12 record. I was surprised to see Welker on their considering he is the number two option. To me, an All-Pro receiver is a guy who can change the game by himself, without another solid receiver. Welker wouldn't put up the numbers that he does if Moss weren't there. He's a possession receiver. I know that Moss took off plays this year and Welker picked up his slack, but teams still double teamed Moss which helped out Welker in a huge way. Reggie Wayne and Larry Fitzgerald are guys that can change games by themselves. Welker changes games by running 8 yard routs. He isn't a big play guy. He is an underneath guy.
Even though this is old news...
I do agree with you on Welker. He is a huge asset that Brady is lucky to have had around, but is he truly the best WR in the AFC? I think not.
Even though this is old news...
I do agree with you on Welker. He is a huge asset that Brady is lucky to have had around, but is he truly the best WR in the AFC? I think not.
Not old news. It was just reported today. they named them earliar to the pro bowl for the afc but all pro is an even bigger honor which was anounced today. All pro means you were the best at your position for the entire league in both the afc and nfc. Huge honor for these guys! Really nice to see Thomas and Cribbs get one of the highest honors in football!
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those two so called ALL PROS went 1-11 and then didn't even beat a team with a winning record in the last 4 games..
Hello!
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those two so called ALL PROS went 1-11 and then didn't even beat a team with a winning record in the last 4 games..
Hello!
those two so called ALL PROS went 1-11 and then didn't even beat a team with a winning record in the last 4 games..
Hello!
Fe Fi Fo Dumb!!!!! Helllllloooooooo! Didnt beat anybody with a winning record? Your own team that you are a so called fan of went 9 -7! Maybe instead of trolling a browns board you should pay more attention to your own team! What a clown doesnt even know the record of his own team! Dope!!!! Now thats just dumb!!!!! At the end of the day they are all pros! Sounds like someone is a little bitter and jealous!
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those two so called ALL PROS went 1-11 and then didn't even beat a team with a winning record in the last 4 games..
Hello!
those two so called ALL PROS went 1-11 and then didn't even beat a team with a winning record in the last 4 games..
Hello!
I would be ashamed of admitting that 2 players from a team that went 1-11 made it to the All-Pro list, whereas nobody from the defending Super Bowl Championship winning team made it.
Hello.
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steelers were 6-6 when you beat them numbnuts.. I don't call 6-6 a winning record but I guess you do with 5 wins.. LOL
you must be in special ed.. jeepers creepers.. you are dumb!
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