Rothlisberger not a Pro Bowler?
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Rothlisberger not a Pro Bowler?
Here's the line up for the AFC:
Offense
Pos. Player Team Stats
WR Marvin Harrison Colts 75 rec, 969 yds, 14 TDs
WR Chad Johnson Bengals 82 rec, 1,161 yds, 7 TDs
WR Hines Ward Steelers 75 rec, 972 yds, 4 TDs
WR Andre Johnson Texans 73 rec, 1,083 yds, 5 TDs
OT Jonathan Ogden Ravens 9th Pro Bowl selection
OT Willie Anderson Bengals 4th Pro Bowl selection
OT Willie Roaf Chiefs 10th Pro Bowl selection
OG Alan Faneca Steelers 4th Pro Bowl selection
OG Will Shields Chiefs 10th Pro Bowl selection
OG Brian Waters Chiefs 1st Pro Bowl
C Kevin Mawae Jets 6th Pro Bowl selection
C Jeff Hartings Steelers 6th Pro Bowl selection
TE Tony Gonzalez Chiefs 77 rec, 990, 5 TDs
TE Antonio Gates Chargers 74 rec, 915 yds, 12 TDs
QB Peyton Manning Colts 308-451, 4,168 yds, 47 TDs
QB Drew Brees Chargers 241-369, 2,869 yds, 24 TDs
QB Tom Brady Patriots 245-412, 3,202 yds, 24 TDs
RB Curtis Martin Jets 330 att, 1,511 yds, 14 TDs
RB LaDainian Tomlinson Chargers 318 att, 1,254 yds, 16 TDs
RB Edgerrin James Colts 311 att, 1,464 yds, 9 TDs
FB Tony Richardson Chiefs 2nd Pro Bowl selection
Defense
Pos. Player Team Stats
DE Jason Taylor Dolphins 8.5 sacks
DE Dwight Freeney Colts 15 sacks
DE John Abraham Jets 9.5 sacks
DT Richard Seymour Patriots 39 tkls, 5 sacks
DT Marcus Stroud Jags 44 tkls, 4 sacks
DT Sam Adams Bills 34 tkls, 4 sack
LB Takeo Spikes Bills 86 tkls, 4 INTs
LB Terrell Suggs Ravens 9.5 sacks
LB Joey Porter Steelers 49 tackles, 7 sacks
LB James Farrior Steelers 84 tkls, 4 INTs
LB Ray Lewis Ravens 134 tkls
CB Champ Bailey Broncos 72 tackles, 3 INTs
CB Chris McAlister Ravens 36 tkls, 1 INT
CB Tory James Bengals 56 tackles, 7 INTs
SS Ed Reed Ravens 66 tkls, 8 INTs
FS Troy Polamalu Steelers 88 tkls, 5 INTs
S John Lynch Broncos 58 tkls, 1 INT
Specialist
Pos. Player Team Stats
Punter Craig Hentrich Raiders 47.6 yard average
Kicker Adam Vinatieri Patriots 28-29 FGs, 43-43 PATs
Returner Terrence McGee Bills 3 return TDs
Special teamer Larry Izzo Patriots 3rd Pro Bowl
On the NFC side:
OFFENSE PLAYERS
Wide receivers
Joe Horn, NO
Muhsin Muhammad, CAR
Terrell Owens, PHI
Javon Walker, GB
Tackles
Walter Jones, SEA
Orlando Pace, STL
Tra Thomas, PHI
Guards
Larry Allen, DAL
Steve Hutchinson, SEA
Marco Rivera, GB
Centers
Matt Birk, MIN
Olin Kreutz, CHI
Tight ends
Alge Crumpler, ATL
Jason Witten, DAL
Quarterbacks
Daunte Culpepper, MIN
Donovan McNabb, PHI
Michael Vick, ATL
Running backs
Shaun Alexander, SEA
Tiki Barber, NYG
Ahman Green, GB
Fullback
William Henderson, GB
DEFENSE PLAYERS
Defensive ends
Bertrand Berry, ARI
Patrick Kerney, ATL
Julius Peppers, CAR
Interior linemen
La'Roi Glover, DAL
Shaun Rogers, DET
Kevin Williams, MIN
Outside linebackers
Keith Brooking, ATL
Derrick Brooks, TB
Marcus Washington, WAS
Inside linebackers
Dan Morgan, CAR
Jeremiah Trotter, PHI
Cornerbacks
Ronde Barber, TB
Dre Bly, DET
Lito Sheppard, PHI
Strong safeties
Michael Lewis, PHI
Free safety
Brian Dawkins, PHI
Roy Williams, DAL
SPECIALISTS PLAYERS
Punter Mitch Berger, NO
Placekicker David Akers, PHI
Kick return specialist Eddie Drummond, DET
Special teamer Ike Reese, PHI
Offense
Pos. Player Team Stats
WR Marvin Harrison Colts 75 rec, 969 yds, 14 TDs
WR Chad Johnson Bengals 82 rec, 1,161 yds, 7 TDs
WR Hines Ward Steelers 75 rec, 972 yds, 4 TDs
WR Andre Johnson Texans 73 rec, 1,083 yds, 5 TDs
OT Jonathan Ogden Ravens 9th Pro Bowl selection
OT Willie Anderson Bengals 4th Pro Bowl selection
OT Willie Roaf Chiefs 10th Pro Bowl selection
OG Alan Faneca Steelers 4th Pro Bowl selection
OG Will Shields Chiefs 10th Pro Bowl selection
OG Brian Waters Chiefs 1st Pro Bowl
C Kevin Mawae Jets 6th Pro Bowl selection
C Jeff Hartings Steelers 6th Pro Bowl selection
TE Tony Gonzalez Chiefs 77 rec, 990, 5 TDs
TE Antonio Gates Chargers 74 rec, 915 yds, 12 TDs
QB Peyton Manning Colts 308-451, 4,168 yds, 47 TDs
QB Drew Brees Chargers 241-369, 2,869 yds, 24 TDs
QB Tom Brady Patriots 245-412, 3,202 yds, 24 TDs
RB Curtis Martin Jets 330 att, 1,511 yds, 14 TDs
RB LaDainian Tomlinson Chargers 318 att, 1,254 yds, 16 TDs
RB Edgerrin James Colts 311 att, 1,464 yds, 9 TDs
FB Tony Richardson Chiefs 2nd Pro Bowl selection
Defense
Pos. Player Team Stats
DE Jason Taylor Dolphins 8.5 sacks
DE Dwight Freeney Colts 15 sacks
DE John Abraham Jets 9.5 sacks
DT Richard Seymour Patriots 39 tkls, 5 sacks
DT Marcus Stroud Jags 44 tkls, 4 sacks
DT Sam Adams Bills 34 tkls, 4 sack
LB Takeo Spikes Bills 86 tkls, 4 INTs
LB Terrell Suggs Ravens 9.5 sacks
LB Joey Porter Steelers 49 tackles, 7 sacks
LB James Farrior Steelers 84 tkls, 4 INTs
LB Ray Lewis Ravens 134 tkls
CB Champ Bailey Broncos 72 tackles, 3 INTs
CB Chris McAlister Ravens 36 tkls, 1 INT
CB Tory James Bengals 56 tackles, 7 INTs
SS Ed Reed Ravens 66 tkls, 8 INTs
FS Troy Polamalu Steelers 88 tkls, 5 INTs
S John Lynch Broncos 58 tkls, 1 INT
Specialist
Pos. Player Team Stats
Punter Craig Hentrich Raiders 47.6 yard average
Kicker Adam Vinatieri Patriots 28-29 FGs, 43-43 PATs
Returner Terrence McGee Bills 3 return TDs
Special teamer Larry Izzo Patriots 3rd Pro Bowl
On the NFC side:
OFFENSE PLAYERS
Wide receivers
Joe Horn, NO
Muhsin Muhammad, CAR
Terrell Owens, PHI
Javon Walker, GB
Tackles
Walter Jones, SEA
Orlando Pace, STL
Tra Thomas, PHI
Guards
Larry Allen, DAL
Steve Hutchinson, SEA
Marco Rivera, GB
Centers
Matt Birk, MIN
Olin Kreutz, CHI
Tight ends
Alge Crumpler, ATL
Jason Witten, DAL
Quarterbacks
Daunte Culpepper, MIN
Donovan McNabb, PHI
Michael Vick, ATL
Running backs
Shaun Alexander, SEA
Tiki Barber, NYG
Ahman Green, GB
Fullback
William Henderson, GB
DEFENSE PLAYERS
Defensive ends
Bertrand Berry, ARI
Patrick Kerney, ATL
Julius Peppers, CAR
Interior linemen
La'Roi Glover, DAL
Shaun Rogers, DET
Kevin Williams, MIN
Outside linebackers
Keith Brooking, ATL
Derrick Brooks, TB
Marcus Washington, WAS
Inside linebackers
Dan Morgan, CAR
Jeremiah Trotter, PHI
Cornerbacks
Ronde Barber, TB
Dre Bly, DET
Lito Sheppard, PHI
Strong safeties
Michael Lewis, PHI
Free safety
Brian Dawkins, PHI
Roy Williams, DAL
SPECIALISTS PLAYERS
Punter Mitch Berger, NO
Placekicker David Akers, PHI
Kick return specialist Eddie Drummond, DET
Special teamer Ike Reese, PHI
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Re: Rothlisberger not a Pro Bowler?
there are three 13-1 teams in the NFL...two of thier quaterbacks made it...the one team that both of them lost to's quarteback didn't...you don't see something wrong with that?
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Re: Rothlisberger not a Pro Bowler?
Agreed, but some of the names on thaqt list are messed up jeff garcia is with cleveland and i dont think warrick dunn is still with tampa. I think vick should have made this list of back up for the NFC I mean kurt warner made that list and he is a nobody this year.
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Re: Rothlisberger not a Pro Bowler?
my fault gumboots...the NFC was messed up...i fixed it
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Re: Rothlisberger not a Pro Bowler?
Should a Pro Bowler QB be selected on how his team does or on his numbers? Brady didn't make it last year despite the Patriots finishing the season with 12 straight wins. Roethlisberger ranks 11th in the AFC in yards and TD's and 4th in QB rating. Which guy on the list should he replace on the roster?
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Re: Rothlisberger not a Pro Bowler?
go ahead and bash me all you want on this one...but brady is who he should replace. He beat them in a head to head match up (and i don't care about the stupid injuries) and brady lost to who again? oh yeah...miami
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you may hate me but ben shouldnt be in the pro bowl just because hes a rookie and there are other veterans i think did as well as ben but dont have the good caliber players ben has at his disposle
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Re: Rothlisberger not a Pro Bowler?
Brady has 24 TD, 13 Int. and 3200 yards. Roethlisberger has 15 TD, 10 Int. and 2400 yards. Roethlisberger didn't beat Brady....the Steelers beat the Patriots.
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