What Does Your Pro Bowl Ballot Look Like?

[Ness]

Originally Posted by phlysac

I'd be super bummed if only two 49ers were voted in. But there's alot of deserving talent in the NFC.

I'm assuming the two you're talking about are Bowman and Willis. Goldson might make it. Alex Boone should. Possibly Andy Lee too.

[phlysac]

Originally Posted by Ness

I'm assuming the two you're talking about are Bowman and Willis. Goldson might make it. Alex Boone should. Possibly Andy Lee too.

No. On his ballot he voted in Aldon Smith and Justin Smith.

[Mr. Goosemahn]

For the Steelers Roethlisberger, Miller, and Timmons should be on there, based on how they've been playing.

Pouncey, Woodley, and maybe Polamalu could make it based on name alone.

[Ness]

Originally Posted by phlysac

No. On his ballot he voted in Aldon Smith and Justin Smith.

Oh I didn't know you were talking about a ballot. I thought you were just saying in general that it would be disappointing if only two 49ers made the Pro Bowl this season.

Doesn't really matter. Well, it's good for the players I suppose when negotiating another contract. Some don't deserve to go though and sometimes get in on reputation alone. Especially with fans voting in the last decade. I'll be more interested in who makes the All Pro list.

[jth1331]

But seriously, the Broncos should have the following in the Pro Bowl:
Manning
D. Thomas
Clady
Koppen
Dumervil
Miller
Woodyard
Champ

[Splat]

Tamba Hali is not having a Tamba Hali like season. He hasn't been bad by any means but he shouldn't be going to the pro bowl.

Eric Berry has not even been close to a pro bowl player at any point this season. I think alot of it has to do with him coming off the ALC injury but still he should not be a pro bowler.

You could make a case for Derrick Johnson or Justin Houston but that's it when it comes to the Chiefs. I'm not even saying those two should go just that you could make a case for them.

[Ghost of Juice]

[quote=Caulibflower;3184680]Mine, that I submitted today (these picks aren't ranked):

AFC QB

Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh
Peyton Manning, Denver
Tom Brady, New England

NFC QB

Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay
Matt Ryan, Atlanta
RG3

AFC RB

Arian Foster, Houston
Chris Johnson (Homer)
CJ Spiller, Buffalo

NFC RB

Adrian Peterson, Minnesota
Frank Gore
Marshawn Lynch, Seattle

AFC WR

Wes Welker, New England
Demaryius Thomas, Denver
Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis
AJ Green, Cincinnati

NFC WR

Calvin Johnson, Houston
Victor Cruz
Brandon Marshall, Chicago
Roddy White, Atlanta

AFC FB

Marcel Reece, Oakland

NFC FB

Michael Robinson, Seattle

AFC TE

Rob Gronkowski, New England
Heath Miller, Pittsburgh

NFC TE

Tony Gonzalez, Atlanta
Jimmy Graham, New Orleans

(I bow out for offensive line voting)

AFC DE

JJ Watt, Houston
Cameron Wake, Miami
Elvis Dumervil, Denver

NFC DE

Jared Allen, Minnesota
Charles Johnson, Carolina
Jason Pierre-Paul, New York

AFC DT

Geno Atkins, Cincinnati
Ngata
Randy Starks, Miami

NFC DT

Suh
Gerald McCoy
Henry Melton, Chicago

AFC ILB

Lawrence Timmons
Jerod Mayo, New England

NFC ILB

Patrick Willis
Bobby Wagner, Seattle

AFC OLB

Von Miller, Denver
Justin Houston, Kansas City
Tamba Hali, Kansas City

NFC OLB

Clay Matthews, Green Bay
Sean Weatherspoon
DeMarcus Ware, Dallas

AFC CB

McCourty's
Antonio Cromartie, New York

NFC CB

Charles Tillman, Chicago
Tim Jennings, Chicago
Richard Sherman, Seattle

AFC SS

Tyvon Branch

NFC SS

William Moore

AFC FS

Jairus Byrd, Buffalo

NFC FS

Earl Thomas, Seattle

AFC K

Rob Bironas

NFC K

Blair Walsh, Minnesota

AFC P

Brett Kern

NFC P

Andy Lee

AFC RET

Darius Reynaud

NFC RET

Percy Harvin, Minnesota

[Phins827]

Reshad jones over Eric berry

[Bulldogs]

From the Falcons I'd say Matt Ryan, Roddy White, and Tony Gonzalez are shoe-ins. You could also make an argument for guys like John Abraham, Thomas DeCoud, Asante Samuel, William Moore, and Jonathan Babineaux.

[Caulibflower]

Originally Posted by Ghost of Juice

NFC QB

Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay
Matt Ryan, Atlanta
RG3

RG3's a better pick after yesterday. I'd say his Pro Bowl stock is up. Haha.

NFC RB

Adrian Peterson, Minnesota
Frank Gore
Marshawn Lynch, Seattle

As good as Frank Gore is, Doug Martin's been better this year. You could make a pretty reasonable case that the NFC has the three best running backs in the NFL right now, AP, Marshawn and Martin being 1, 2 and 3.

NFC DT

Suh
Gerald McCoy
Henry Melton, Chicago

I know I have a number of Seattle players on my ballot, but Brandon Mebane is having a better season than Suh.

NFC ILB

Patrick Willis
Bobby Wagner, Seattle

When you see that Arizona almost beat Atlanta yesterday with a Pop Warner offense, you realize how good their defense is, and Daryl Washington is the cog in the middle. He can make plays in any aspect of the game, and I don't know the last time we've seen a middle linebacker who's such a deadly blitzer. Make you think of vintage Brian Urlacher at times. Washington's impressed me a lot more than Patrick Willis every year. And that's what the Pro Bowl's about. I still might take Willis over Washington if I were just to choose one, but Washington gets my Pro Bowl vote.

[Ghost of Juice]

I know Martin is having a better year than Gore but I voted him in because he is the main focus for the other team's defense, which makes has helped Alex Smith alot. Suh I voted mainly because I just like him alot so it was bias. Patrick Willis got my vote because of respect, although Washington is probably more deserving.