USA Today unveiling All Decade NFL team this month (FINAL page 7)

The AFC championships lost by Pitt with spygate going on are annoying, the loss is fine but sucks if aided by cheating. Whether it is or not will unfortunatelynever be known. And Brady is great, at times dominant, but Manning is a once in a generation type legend QB.
 
This is what I love about sports arguments
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There can never be two unbelievably great players. One must be the GOAT and the other must suck.

We get it in every sport
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Ha ha that is true, definitely 1-2 this decade, that's for sure. And good to see Ray get all first place votes, how it should be
 
Al Wilson was the 2nd best MLB in this decade.
James Farrior? that guy played OLB opposite Peter Boulware.
 
Farrior has been the MLB and called the plays for the Steelers since 2002. The Steelers defense has been the best D this decade with the Ravens.
 
Originally Posted by CP1708

It would be wise for Peyton to win this week, cuz otherwise their could be a lot of hurt feelings on Monday. A LOT of hurt feelings.

Uhhh... as long as he goes for more than 154 yards, 2 TDs and 3 picks you Brady fanboys can't really say anything.

Just FYI.

Carry on.
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Next up, Cornerback


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Voting in USA TODAY's balloting for All-Decade cornerbacks:

1. Champ Bailey, 49 (nine first-place votes)
2. Ronde Barber, 29
3. Ty Law, 27 (one first-place vote)
4. Charles Woodson, 16
5. Nnamdi Asomugha

Others receiving votes: Chris McAlister, 5; Troy Vincent, 5; Patrick Surtain, 4; Antoine Winfield, 2; Asante Samuel, 1; Dre' Bly, 1.
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/football/nfl/2010-01-14-all-decade-cbs-champ-bailey_N.htm


Decade first team thus far:

OLB - Derrick Brooks
ILB - Ray Lewis
CB - Champ Bailey
S - Ed Reed
HC - Bill Belichick
 
Originally Posted by Chester the Cheetah

Originally Posted by CP1708

It would be wise for Peyton to win this week, cuz otherwise their could be a lot of hurt feelings on Monday. A LOT of hurt feelings.

Uhhh... as long as he goes for more than 154 yards, 2 TDs and 3 picks you Brady fanboys can't really say anything.

Just FYI.

Carry on.
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Yeah, I can. And I will. 14-3 >>>>>>> 7-7
 
Champ should have swept first place, guy has been awesome


Gunna, no problems ha ha
 
Has Champ been overrated though? There was 2 years where he was absolutely dominant but for the most part he was just a really good CB...

Getting into the HOF usually comes down to having HOF numbers... so why is Champ considered a LOCK and Woodson has to work his *$@ off at age 30+ to maybe getin?


Champ Bailey
Games: 166
Total Tackles: 745
Passes Deflected: 168
Sacks: 2
Forced Fumbles: 8
Interceptions: 46
Yards after INT: 446
TD'S: 4

Charles Woodson
Games: 168
Total Tackles: 717
Passes Deflected: 147
Sacks: 11.5
Forced Fumbles: 22
Interceptions: 45
Yards after INT: 785
TD'S: 9
Champ from 99-06
1999 -- 54-for-113, 830 yards, 4 TD (16 games)
2000 -- 42-for-81, 488 yards, 0 TD (16 games)
2001 -- 40-for-91, 613 yards, 5 TD (16 games)
2002 -- 52-for-98, 567 yards, 2 TD (16 games)
2003 -- 50-for-88, 684 yards, 3 TD (16 games)
2004 -- 49-for-83, 768 yards, 6 TD (16 games)
2005 -- 49-for-97, 680 yards, 5 TD (14 games)
2006 -- 50-for-95, 610 yards, 2 TD (16 games)


Woodson from 98-06
1998 -- 51-for-104, 577 yards, four TDs
1999 -- 35-for-86, 527 yards, three TDs
2000 -- 54-for-96, 543 yards, three TDs
2001 -- 30-for-74, 497 yards, four TDs
2002 -- 30-for-43, 351 yards, no TDs (eight games)
2003 -- 30-for-47, 414 yards, two TDs (15 games)
2004 -- 33-for-53, 441 yards, four TDs (13 games)
2005 -- 16-for-23, 286 yards, no TDs (six games)
2006 -- 42-for-84, 494 yards, three TDs
and Wood has played his best football since 06 too... *shrugs*


and 22 FF's as a CB is just
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Originally Posted by OctobersFinest

Give me a break. Adam Vinatieri won them rings, Brady kept them close. Tom has nothing, I repeat, NOTHING, on Peyton except for a better kicker during his prime (which is over).
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To me the Peyton/Brady argument is like arguing Marino/Bradshaw.

Shouldn't really be a question as to who's better but people can always feel sometype of way or be able to make take an oposing stance because of thehardware
 
Originally Posted by dreClark

Champ
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Well deserved for Champ.

A little surprised Ty is ahead of Chuck (was this season even taken into consideration?)

C-Wood would have been higher if it wasn't for those damn injuries.
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Anyways, 2 Wolverines in the top 4.
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Seymore CAKE wrote:
To me the Peyton/Brady argument is like arguing Marino/Bradshaw.

Shouldn't really be a question as to who's better but people can always feel sometype of way or be able to make take an oposing stance because of the hardware

I see what you saying, but if we did a top all time QB discussion, it would be blown to smithereens.
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When I argue Brady v Manning, I use winning in the argument, but being a fan of who I am, I believe Marino to be the best to ever lace em up. And he ain'twin @#$%.

I only refute the people that try to piss all over what Brady has done, and then turn around and hype Manning as some God. That gets old quick.
 
Originally Posted by FIRST B0RN

Originally Posted by OctobersFinest

Give me a break. Adam Vinatieri won them rings, Brady kept them close. Tom has nothing, I repeat, NOTHING, on Peyton except for a better kicker during his prime (which is over).
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. Nobody take what I said too seriously and respond andget angry, I just really don't like Tom Brady or the Patriots.
 
Glad to see Nnamdi got some votes, even though it's clearly between Champ and Woodson for that 1 spot.
 
Next up, Kicker/Punter


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Voting in USA TODAY's balloting for All-Decade placekickers:

1. Adam Vinatieri, 49 (nine first-place votes)
2. Matt Stover, 28 (one first-place vote)
3. David Akers, 25
4. Jason Elam, 16
5. Mike Vanderjagt, 7


Others receiving votes: Robbie Gould, 6;JasonHanson, 5; Ryan Longwell, 3;ShayneGraham, 3; Nate Kaeding, 3;NeilRackers, 2; Jeff Reed, 2; John Carney, 1.



Voting in USA TODAY's balloting for All-Decade punters


1. Shane Lechler, 50 (10 first-place votes)
2. Brian Moorman, 29
3. Todd Sauerbrun, 25
4. Mike Scifres, 20
5. Jeff Feagles, 12


Others receiving votes: Craig Hentrich, 4;DonnieJones, 4; Dustin Colquitt,2; Hunter Smith, 2; Tom Rouen, 1; AndyLee, 1.
 
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