32 NFL Teams Playoff Game 2

[Nosferatu]

Please Vote for the better team?


TEAM C

Starters

QB - Brett Favre - Green Bay (508 TD; 71,838 yds; 11 Pro Bowls)
RB - Edgerrin James – Indianapolis (91 TD; 12,246 rush yds; 4 Pro Bowls)
FB - Franco Harris – Pittsburgh (100 TD; 12,120 rush yds; HOF)
WR - Tim Brown – Oakland (101 TD; 14,934 rec yds; 9 Pro Bowls)
WR - Charlie Joiner - San Diego (65 TD; 12,146 rec yds; HOF)
TE - Tony Gonzalez - Kansas City (111 TD; 15,127 rec yds, 14 Pro Bowls)
OT - Lou Groza – Cleveland (HOF; 9 Pro Bowls, 6’3”, 264 FG)
LG - Tom Mack - St. Louis (HOF; 11 Pro Bowls, 6’3”)
C – Len Hauss – Washington (5 Pro Bowls; 6’2”)
RG - Wade Smith – Houston (Pro Bowl; 6’4”)
OT - Bob Brown – Philadelphia (HOF; 6 Pro Bowl; 6’4”)

LDE - Neil Smith – Denver (104.5 Sacks, 6 Pro Bowls; 6’4”)
NT - Ted Washington - Buffalo (34.5 Sacks; 4 Pro Bowls; 6’5”)
RDE - Jason Taylor – Miami (139.5 Sacks; 6 Pro Bowls; 6’6”)
LOLB - Pat Swilling - New Orleans (107.5 Sacks; 6 Int; 5 Pro Bowls)
ILB - Brian Urlacher – Chicago (41.5 Sacks; 22 Int; 8 Pro Bowls)
ILB - Jarod Mayo - New England (10 Sacks; 3 Int; 2 Pro Bowls)
OLB - Lawrence Taylor - N.Y. Giants (132.5 Sacks; HOF; In ‘The Waterboy’)
CB - Aeneas Williams – Arizona (53 Int, 5 Pro Bowls; HOF)
CB - Jimmy Johnson - San Francisco (47 Int; 5 Pro Bowls; HOF)
SS - Darren Sharper – Minnesota (63 Int; 7.5 Sacks; 5 Pro Bowls)
FS - Jack Christensen - Detroit (46 Int; 6X All Pro; HOF)


Bench

QB - Joe Namath - N.Y. Jets (HOF; 173 TD; 1 Guarantee)
RB - Tony Dorsett – Dallas (HOF; 77 TD; 12,739 rush yds)
WR - Jimmy Smith – Jacksonville (67 TD; 12,287 rec yds; 5 Pro Bowls)
WR - Muhsin Muhammad – Carolina (62 TD; 11,438 rec yds; All Pro)
TE - Frank Wycheck – Tennessee (28 TD; 3 Pro Bowls)

DT - Haloti Ngata – Baltimore (25.5 Sacks; 2X All Pro; 6’4”)
DT - Gerald McCoy - Tampa Bay (27 Sacks; All Pro; 6’4”)
DE - Claude Humphrey – Atlanta (HOF; 6’4”)
OLB - Reggie Williams – Cincinnati (41 Sacks; 16 Int; 2 Safety)
CB - Dave Brown – Seattle (62 Int; Pro Bowl; 1 Safety)


VS


TEAM D

Offense Starters

QB - Tom Brady - Patriots - 3X SB CHAMP, 2X SB MVP, Most playoff wins by a QB
FB - Jim Brown - Browns - 4X MVP, 8X NFL Rushing Champ, 9 Pro Bowls in 9 Year Career
HB - Ladainan Tomlinson - Chargers - NFL MVP, 5th leading rusher of all-time, most rushing TD's in a season and 18 straight games with a TD
WR - Terrell Owens - 49ers - 2nd in receiving yards in history, 3X NFL Receiving TD's Leader, 1 of 9 players to catch 100 career TD's (3rd in career)
WR Torry Holt - Rams - 7X Pro-Bowler, 10th most receiving yds in history, 1X SB CHAMP
TE - Mike Ditka - Bears - 3X SB CHAMP, 1st TE inducted into HOF, 2X Coach of the Year
LT - William Roaf - Saints - HOF, 11X Pro-Bowler, started all 189 games played
LG - Bruce Matthews - Titans - HOF, 14X Pro-Bowler, NFL Record for games played by an offensive lineman
C - Nick Mangold - Jets - 6X Pro-Bowler, in 2010 became the highest paid C in the NFL, Started all 136 games played
RG - Alan Faneca - Steelers - 1X SB CHAMP, 9X Pro-Bowler, Elected to Steelers All-Time Team
RT - Steve Wisniewski - Raiders - 8X Pro-Bowler and All-Pro Teamer, 90's All-Decade Team, missed only 2 starts in 13-year career due to injury

Defense Starters

DT - Bob Lilly - Cowboys - HOF, 11x Pro-Bowler, SB Champ
DE - Jared Allen - Vikings - 2X NFL Sack Leader, 100 Sack Club (9th all-time), Vikings Sack Record in a Season (22)
DE - Simeon Rice - Cardinals - SB CHAMP, 100 Sacks Club (17th all-time), NFL-Defensive ROY
MLB - Ray Lewis - Ravens - 2X NFL Def POY and SB CHAMP, 13X Pro-Bowler, Most single tackles in a postseason ever (51)
MLB - Sam Huff - Giants - HOF, 5X All-Pro, NFL CHAMP
OLB - Derrick Thomas - Chiefs - HOF,
OLB - Robert Mathis - Colts - 1X SB CHAMP, 100 Sacks Club (21st all-time), NFL-Record for most strip sacks (43)
CB - Willie Brown - Broncos - HOF, 1X AFL and 1X SB CHAMP, Raiders Franchise Leader in Career Int's
CB - Lem Barney - Lions - HOF, 7X All-Pro, NFL Defensive ROY
FS - Willie Wood - Packers - HOF, 8X Pro-Bowler, 5X NFL CHAMP and 2X SB CHAMP
SS - Dick Anderson - Dolphins - 2X SB CHAMP, NFL Defensive POY (1973), 70's All-Decade Team

Bench

QB - Sonny Jurgensen - Redskins - HOF, 5X NFL Passing Yards Champ, 14th All-Time in Passing TD's
RB - Ricky Watters - Eagles - 1X SB CHAMP, 5X Pro-Bowler, 10,000 Rushing Yards Club (22nd)
WR - Eric Moulds - Bills - 1st player in Bills history with 100 receptions in season, NFL record for most receiving yds in a playoff game (240), 3X Pro-Bowler
WR - Joey Galloway - Seahawks - 10,000 Receiving Yards Club (31st), six 1,000 yard seasons, Consensus All-Rookie
TE - Alge Crumpler - Falcons - 4X Pro-Bowler, 6th on all-time Falcons reception list
DT - Justin Smith - Bengals - 5X Pro-Bowler, 2nd most sacks in NFL as a rookie, 85 career sacks (still active player)
DT - John Henderson - Jags - 2X Pro-Bowler, As a rookie had 6.5 sacks-most of career
DE - Greg Hardy - Panthers - Panthers single-season sack record (15), Panthers single-game sack record (4), 34 career sacks in only 40 career starts
OLB - Brooks Reed - Texans - made 1st career start in 2nd season, 92 tackles and 9.5 sacks in short career so far.
CB - Ronde Barber - Bucs -
Most consecutive starts by a CB and most QB sacks by a CB, SB CHAMP, NFL interception leader (2001) and NFL int TD leader (2006)

 

[Shanemansj13]

Team D

 

[Ritzarmy]

Team C's starting LT was a awesome Kicker. I cant believe I am voting against a team that has the best defensive player ever on it in LT.


I vote Team D in a very very close game.

 

[Nosferatu]

This may be the closest matchup IMO but I vote Team D

 

[TheRobotDevil]

D

 

[Nosferatu]

C = 2
D = 7

 

[UK Cowboy]

D

 

[jeffro151]

C just barely

 

[wlk3]

I went with C by 2 points off the winning field goal...

 

[Shanemansj13]

I went with C by 2 points off the winning field goal...

We dont have kickers

 

[Pack 500]

D

 

[wlk3]

We dont have kickers

I was joking because his LT I think it is was also a kicker:.. But seriously for me this one was the toughest... I think both teams are VERY similar but I have him the edge on the bench...

 

[Ritzarmy]

We dont have kickers

11 out of 12 teams don't have a kicker but Team C has a hidden weapon on his offensive line.

 

[UK Cowboy]

This one was very close. D is one of the most talented teams in the mock, but is also playing some guys in spots they didn't play. Wisniewski was a guard his whole career, not a tackle. Lilly, Allen and Rice were all awesome, but all 3 played 4-3, and would all be undersized to play NT and 5T. D had so much talent it didn't hurt them this round, but my going forward

 

[Shanemansj13]

This one was very close. D is one of the most talented teams in the mock, but is also playing some guys in spots they didn't play. Wisniewski was a guard his whole career, not a tackle. Lilly, Allen and Rice were all awesome, but all 3 played 4-3, and would all be undersized to play NT and 5T. D had so much talent it didn't hurt them this round, but my going forward

Well if needed Matthews played virtually every o-line position, he was that great. And I could always switch to a 4-3 next round bc I have a pretty solid DT Justin Smith. Sam Huff a HOF would just be on the bench though. Also Mathis and Thomas were like hybrid OLB's, dial up some blitzing packages that D-line/LB set is sick.

 

[UK Cowboy]

Well if needed Matthews played virtually every o-line position, he was that great. And I could always switch to a 4-3 next round bc I have a pretty solid DT Justin Smith. Sam Huff a HOF would just be on the bench though. Also Mathis and Thomas were like hybrid OLB's, dial up some blitzing packages that D-line/LB set is sick.

Switching Matthews would be a great call IMO, he was outstanding as a tackle.

 

[Nosferatu]

This is one has yet to be decided, why isn't everyone voting???

 

[trojanfan12]

D

 

[steveringo]

D... I thought Shane had the best team overall.. Sucks I had to start out against him....