NFC LIST


Offense

Brett Favre, Green Bay
Matt Hasselbeck, Seattle
Tony Romo, Dallas
Adrian Peterson, Minnesota
Marion Barber, Dallas
Brian Westbrook, Philadelphia
Tony Richardson, Minnesota
Larry Fitzgerald,Arizona
Terrell Owens, Dallas
Donald Driver, Green Bay
Torry Holt, St. Louis
Jason Witten, Dallas
Chris Cooley, Washington
Flozell Adams, Dallas
Walter Jones, Seattle
Chris Samuels,Washington
Leonard Davis, Dallas
Steve Hutchinson, Minnesota
Shawn Andrews, Philadelphia
Andre Gurode, Dallas
Matt Birk, Minnesota

Defense

Aaron Kampman, Green Bay
Patrick Kerney, Seattle
Osi Umenyiora, N.Y. Giants
Kevin Williams, Minnesota
Pat Williams, Minnesota
Tommie Harris, Chicago
Julian Peterson, Seattle
DeMarcus Ware, Dallas
Lance Briggs, Chicago
Lofa Tatupu, Seattle
Patrick Willis, San Francisco
Al Harris, Green Bay
Marcus Trufant, Seattle
Terence Newman, Dallas
Sean Taylor, Washington
Ken Hamlin, Dallas
Darren Sharper, Minnesota

Special Teams

Andy Lee, San Francisco
Nick Folk, Dallas
Devin Hester, Chicago
Brendon Ayanbadejo, Chicago

AFC LIST


Offense

Tom Brady, New England
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis
Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh
LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego
Joseph Addai, Indianapolis
Willie Parker, Pittsburgh
Lorenzo Neal, San Diego
Randy Moss, New England
Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis
Braylon Edwards, Cleveland
T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Cincinnati
Antonio Gates, San Diego
Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City
Matt Light, New England
Jason Peters, Buffalo
Jonathan Ogden, Baltimore
Alan Faneca, Pittsburgh
Logan Mankins, New England
Kris Dielman, San Diego
Jeff Saturday, Indianapols
Dan Koppen, New England

Defense

Jared Allen, Kansas City
Kyle Vanden Bosch, Tennessee
Jason Taylor, Miami
Albert Haynesworth, Tennessee
Vince Wilfork, New England
Jamal Williams, San Diego
James Harrison, Pittsburgh
Mike Vrabel, New England
Shawne Merriman, San Diego
DeMeco Ryans, Houston
Ray Lewis, Baltimore
Champ Bailey, Denver
Asante Samuel, New England
Antonio Cromartie, San Diego
Ed Reed, Baltimore
Bob Sanders, Indianapolis
Troy Polamalu, Pittsburgh

Special Teams


Shane Lechler, Oakland
Rob Bironas, Tennessee
Josh Cribbs, Cleveland
Kassim Osgood, San Diego



Seems like this list was dominated by Cowboys, Patriots, Vikings, Chargers and Steelers.

Did you make this or is this the official?

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http://www.youtube.com/user/Hable

This is official. I just saw them announce them on ESPN.

Tons of Vikings got starting jobs, I'm very surprised. Lol

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trent cole should of made it.

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Where is Trent Cole? He's done amazing this season wtf.

NFC is going to lose.

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I'm glad Sean Taylor is on there. He deserved it from the season he was having.

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Tackles-65
forced fumbles- 4
sacks- 12.5

he'll probably eventually get in, but he should be a no brain pro bowler

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I think Chris Harris should have made it 90 tackles, 8 forced fumbles, but only 1 interception.

Compared to Ken Hamlin 54 tackles, 0 ff, 5 interceptions.

Maybe he'll replace Sean Taylor?

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yeah...sean taylor, murdered or not, i think an honorary moment of silence would have sufficed, but electing him to the pro bowl

where was pat tillman and darrent williams, granted sean taylor had an impressive season going, its obvious he wont be making the trip, so i dont see why that position wasnt awarded to another deserving player

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how did ken hamlin and marion barber make it...... marion barber isn't even a starter for his own team!!!!.. glad to see ST #21 on there =*[... guess i can't watch him destroy the afc punter this year..




http://youtube.com/watch?v=b1TgyMrkqNs it wont let me embed it for some reason

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