Player's most integral to team's success?

[TitanHope]

Offense: Chris Johnson

- Dude helps the offense even when he's averaging less than 1 YPC. If a team doesn't load up the box, they'll get burned eventually. If a team does load up the box, Collins will take advantage.

Defense: Cortland Finnegan/Kyle Vanden Bosch

- Haynesworth would be the popular pick, but Finny and KVB provide the energy that make the defense go from good to great. KVB's motor never, ever stops, and the other DL feed off of that. Finny's tenacity and physicality causes the other DB's to play with confidence and a swagger.

[JETS5128]

As previously mentioned Kris Jenkins.

But for the O it's definetly TJ.

[SenorGato]

Originally Posted by JETS5128

As previously mentioned Kris Jenkins.

But for the O it's definetly TJ.

OL or Favre FTW.

[Paranoidmoonduck]

Originally Posted by TitanHope

Defense: Cortland Finnegan/Kyle Vanden Bosch

- Haynesworth would be the popular pick, but Finny and KVB provide the energy that make the defense go from good to great. KVB's motor never, ever stops, and the other DL feed off of that. Finny's tenacity and physicality causes the other DB's to play with confidence and a swagger.

I know that both Vanden Bosch and Finnegan deserve props for having tremendous seasons, but there's no doubt that entire defense flows through Haynesworth. He forces teams to focus on blocking him, which weakens blocks on the edge for Vanden Bosch, who helps brings the pass rush that forces bad throws to Cortland Finnegan. I certianly don't want to take away from the other two, but I would support Albert Haynesworth as an MVP candidate considering his impact on that defense.

[gsorace]

Originally Posted by SenorGato

OL or Favre FTW.

Farve? Really?

I'd say Tony Richardson before Farve