Sloopy
05-16-2012, 02:31 PM
Pac 12
QB: Aaron Rodgers
RB: Maurice Jones-Drew
WR: Steve Smith
WR: Desean Jackson
TE: Rob Gronkowski
LT: Jordan Gross
LG: Eben Britton
C: Ryan Kalil
RG: Andy Levitre
RT: Tyron Smith
DE: Haloti Ngata
DT: Sione Pouha
DT: Paul Sloiai
DE: Andre Carter
OLB: Terrell Suggs
MLB: Brian Cushing
MLB: Nick Barnett
OLB: Clay Matthews III
CB: Nnamdi Asomugha
CB: Marcus Trufant
FS: Eric Weddle
SS: Troy Polamolu
It was a close call between the pac12 and the ACC for the #1 seed and they will be looking to prove themselves.
There isn't a weak spot on this squad but arguably the most shining point is the LB Corps. Their might not be a better rushing duo than CMIII and T-Sizzle. Follow that up with Cushing and the underrated Barnett and you have arugably the best LB corps in this class.
The unit in front of them has no slouches either. running a 3-4 with a front of Ngata - Pouha - Soliai is quite the wall of man meat. The number of double-teams needed to block this front seven should leave only the QB not blocking.
The secondary is just as solid and while TP has been exposed recently in coverage, the chaos that will be caused by the front 7 and the skill of the rest of the secondary should allow him to roam and do what he does best.
The OL is should be able to give the skilled Aaron Rodgers time to get the ball out to the speedy duo at WR as well as open holes for the terrifying MJD.
MAC
QB: Ben Roethlisberger
RB: Michael Turner
WR: Greg Jennings
WR: Victor Cruz
TE: Antonio Gates
LT: Joe Staley
LG: Jacob Bell
C: Scott Mruczkowski
RG: Ryan Diem
RT: Doug Free
DE: Jason Babin
DT: Cullen Jenkins
DT: Terrance Knighton
DE: Muhammad Wilkerson
OLB: James Harrison
MLB: Chase Blackburn
MLB: Nick Bellore
OLB: Jason Taylor
CB: E.J. Biggers
CB: Josh Gordy
FS: Louis Delmas
SS: Abram Elam
Not a bad group considering the conference, severe underdogs in this match up though.
Certainly an impressive pass rush but lacking in the secondary.
The skill position players would likely put up a fight against most teams but the Pac 12 D might just be too overpowering
QB: Aaron Rodgers
RB: Maurice Jones-Drew
WR: Steve Smith
WR: Desean Jackson
TE: Rob Gronkowski
LT: Jordan Gross
LG: Eben Britton
C: Ryan Kalil
RG: Andy Levitre
RT: Tyron Smith
DE: Haloti Ngata
DT: Sione Pouha
DT: Paul Sloiai
DE: Andre Carter
OLB: Terrell Suggs
MLB: Brian Cushing
MLB: Nick Barnett
OLB: Clay Matthews III
CB: Nnamdi Asomugha
CB: Marcus Trufant
FS: Eric Weddle
SS: Troy Polamolu
It was a close call between the pac12 and the ACC for the #1 seed and they will be looking to prove themselves.
There isn't a weak spot on this squad but arguably the most shining point is the LB Corps. Their might not be a better rushing duo than CMIII and T-Sizzle. Follow that up with Cushing and the underrated Barnett and you have arugably the best LB corps in this class.
The unit in front of them has no slouches either. running a 3-4 with a front of Ngata - Pouha - Soliai is quite the wall of man meat. The number of double-teams needed to block this front seven should leave only the QB not blocking.
The secondary is just as solid and while TP has been exposed recently in coverage, the chaos that will be caused by the front 7 and the skill of the rest of the secondary should allow him to roam and do what he does best.
The OL is should be able to give the skilled Aaron Rodgers time to get the ball out to the speedy duo at WR as well as open holes for the terrifying MJD.
MAC
QB: Ben Roethlisberger
RB: Michael Turner
WR: Greg Jennings
WR: Victor Cruz
TE: Antonio Gates
LT: Joe Staley
LG: Jacob Bell
C: Scott Mruczkowski
RG: Ryan Diem
RT: Doug Free
DE: Jason Babin
DT: Cullen Jenkins
DT: Terrance Knighton
DE: Muhammad Wilkerson
OLB: James Harrison
MLB: Chase Blackburn
MLB: Nick Bellore
OLB: Jason Taylor
CB: E.J. Biggers
CB: Josh Gordy
FS: Louis Delmas
SS: Abram Elam
Not a bad group considering the conference, severe underdogs in this match up though.
Certainly an impressive pass rush but lacking in the secondary.
The skill position players would likely put up a fight against most teams but the Pac 12 D might just be too overpowering