Who is the most underrated player in the NFL today?

[SilentMichael]

Quentin Jammer

Everyone talks about the other "ball-hawking" CB in the Chargers, but Jammer has been as consistent as a CB could be. He's good in coverage, and is NOT afraid to tackle, unlike Cromartie.

[TheLetterZ]

It's still London Fletcher.

[clerks37]

Antoine Bethea

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/7956


Steve Smith-NY Giants

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/8305

[jmood88]

Jabari Greer. He played great for the Bills and before he got hurt this year he was playing as well as any corner in the league.

[mmorg]

Lawrence Vickers. Best blocking Fullback in the game today.

[BurghFan]

Quote: Originally Posted by BurghFan81

I'll also be a homer and say Aaron Smith and Heath Miller. Smith is a valuable part of the Steelers run D and they struggle without him. Miller is an excellent blocking and receiving TE and I can't believe he hasn't made a Pro Bowl.

And Miller makes the Pro Bowl as a replacement for Dallas Clark who is playing in the SB.

[CW McGraw]

The homer in me says Davone Bess, Lousaka Polite, and Randy Starks. Bess caught 76 passes from the slot despite playing on a run first team without a real threat out wide to draw attention away from him. He'd be as productive as Wes Welker if he played in a system like the Pats'. Lousaka Polite's growth as a blocker is the reason why the Dolphins remained top 5 in rushing all year despite the loss of Ronnie Brown and interior line in flux. On top of his skills as a blocker, he was perfect at converting short yardage situations. Starks is a 3-4 DE so he'll never get much recognition. He was second in sacks among 3-4 DEs and was a force in the run game.

Fred Jackson is extremely underrated. That offensive line was one of the most injured in the league, but Jackson produced in every phase of the game. If Lynch gets his head on straight, those two will be a great tandem.

[SPTO]

Quote: Originally Posted by CW McGraw

Fred Jackson is extremely underrated. That offensive line was one of the most injured in the league, but Jackson produced in every phase of the game. If Lynch gets his head on straight, those two will be a great tandem.

I was gonna say Jackson but it'd make me sound like a homer. That guy is gonna have a breakout year in 2010 if the O-Line stays healthy.