Looks Like We Have AT LEAST Two Pro-Bowlers!

[mmmdk]

Here are mine: Favre, Jennings, Kampman, Woodson, Pickett and Barnett.

Actually, Clifton deserve a trip too. DD would be deserving also.

I think clifton is solid but not pro bowl material. He has looked lost out there at times this year. Looks kind of stiff and slow this year against fast guys.

You're probably right. Cliffy is solid but I was searching for a Packer to break the Dallas OL dominance. Tauch is normally better than Cliffy but Tauch has been injured and played under his own high standart.

[woodbuck27]

Re: Looks Like We Have AT LEAST Two Pro-Bowlers!

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Favre led the way before Pro Bowl voting ended

National Football League

Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre, with 842,167 votes, lead all NFL All-Stars in balloting for the 2008 NFL Pro Bowl. Presented by Sprint, 2008 Pro Bowl voting came to an end on Tuesday, Dec. 11.

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady (776,475 votes) ranked second overall heading into the final week of voting, Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning (740,302 votes), New England Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss (606,238 votes) and Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo (604,027 votes) rounded out the top five on NFL.com. Romo received the highest number of votes from voters using Sprint's service.

The teams will be announced at 4 p.m. (ET) Tuesday, December 18 on a special NFL Total Access 2008 NFL Pro Bowl Selection Show on NFL Network. The Pro Bowl will be played at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii on Sunday, February 10 and will be televised by FOX.

The AFC and NFC All-Star squads are made up of the consensus votes of fans, players and coaches. Each group's vote counts one-third towards determining the 43-man rosters that represent the American Football Conference and National Football Conference in the Pro Bowl. NFL players and coaches will cast their votes December 13-14.

The NFL is the only sports league that combines voting by fans, coaches and players to determine its all-star teams. It was the first professional sports league to offer online all-star voting in 1995.

QB       Brett Favre                 Packers      842,167
RB       Adrian Peterson          Vikings       557,873
FB       Tony Richardson         Vikings        146,238
WR      Terrell Owens             Cowboys      507,620
TE        Jason Witten             Cowboys      436,997
T         Flozell Adams             Cowboys      270,909
G         Leonard Davis            Cowboys      242,503
C         Andre Gurode             Cowboys      235,052
K         Nick Folk                    Cowboys      197,013
KR       Devin Hester               Bears         446,643
DE       Osi Umenyiora            Giants         273,417
IL        Tommie Harris            Bears          161,222
OLB     DeMarcus Ware           Cowboys      286,382
ILB      Brian Urlacher             Bears           252,640
CB      Charles Woodson         Packers       263,551
SS       Roy Williams               Cowboys      203,881
FS       Sean Taylor                 Redskins     187,064
P         Mat McBriar                 Cowboys      167,023
ST       Brendon Ayanbadejo     Bears         167,116

I have no idea how to work the code.

Good Gauuud what a popularity contest.

Nine (9) Cowboys and only One (1) Indian put out to ** the Great Reserve.

** Look who that Indian is.

That gave me a funny feeling in my guts and not a good one.

Sitting here just shaking my head.

How sad is that?

Really BIG. . . DAM. . . and of course the REAL WORD to demonstrate REAL emotion !!

[RashanGary]

Favre, Kampman, Woodson, Barnett.

We have a handful of other really good players, but not quite pro bowl.

Ditto. I think Jennings deserves to go becuase he was one of the leagues top big play makers. I don't think he'll go because he's not known just yet. Next year he has a shot.

[woodbuck27]

Favre, Kampman, Woodson, Barnett.

We have a handful of other really good players, but not quite pro bowl.

Ditto. I think Jennings deserves to go becuase he was one of the leagues top big play makers. I don't think he'll go because he's not known just yet. Next year he has a shot.

I'm in Greg Jennings corner for a shot at the Pro Bowl also.

I also like the attitude he brings the team.

[Joemailman]

Jennings will have a tough time making it because his reception and yardage totals are not even in the top 10 among NFC WR's. In fact, Driver beats him in both areas. Driver and Jennings may be the best WR tandem in the NFC, but I fear neither one will make it. What makes the Packer offense great, that is, spreading the ball around to several WR's, makes it tough for any single player to accumulate the necessary stats to make the Pro Bowl. Hope I'm wrong though. Either Driver or Jennings would be deserving.

[The Leaper]

Ditto. I think Jennings deserves to go becuase he was one of the leagues top big play makers.

Jennings has 45 catches JH. That ain't getting you to the Pro Bowl unless ALL of them are TD catches.

[MadtownPacker]

Ditto. I think Jennings deserves to go becuase he was one of the leagues top big play makers.

Jennings has 45 catches JH. That ain't getting you to the Pro Bowl unless ALL of them are TD catches.

Shit he is almost scoring on 1 out of every 4 catches.