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Vernon Davis, Patrick Willis and Andy Lee from the Niners.
I think if Gore hadn't been out for 3 games(he's still #5 in rushing yardage in NFC) he probably would've gained enough yards to make it.
Peyton Manning, Reggie Wayne, Dallas Clark, Jeff Saturday, Dwight Freeney, and Robert Mathis are the Colts selections. All are deserving. Glad to see Dallas get selected to his first Pro Bowl too. Had a heck of a season.
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Since they are starting to come out little by little until tonight, let's start the discussion.
Five Ravens made it: Ngata, Ray Lewis, Ed Reed, Ray Rice, and Le'Ron McClain.
Honest opinion - Reed doesn't deserve it this year. He has missed a few games, and has been a step slower.
Ngata has deserved it for two years. Ray Rice more than deserves it. Ray Lewis still deserves it, but is noticeably slower.
McClain is another question mark. He is an average blocker at best, but he seems to be getting the Alstott treatment, where because he runs more than other FB's he gets more pub.
Rice definitely deserves it IMO. 2nd in the league behind Chris Johnson in yards from scrimmage. McClain also. Lewis, started strong and played well until that injury in the Colts game. Ed Reed is lucky to still be in the league Not sure how much longer he's going to last.
Kinda surprised (and disappointed) that Welker didn't get a starting spot. Had he not missed two games earlier in the season, I'd almost gaurauntee he'd have broken Harrison's reception record. Johnson and Wayne are both very good though, so it's hard to really argue based on that alone.
Good to see Wilfork and Mankins on the team, though.
Revis, Nick Mangold, and Alan Faneca all made it from the Jets, all starting.
Originally posted by Jay Bilas
The question isn't whether UConn belongs with the elites, but over the last 20 years, whether the rest of the college basketball elite belongs with UConn
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