All AFC North team

[ravensdan]

This is a topic done last year. Figured it'd be fun to refresh. Heard a really aweful version on dave dameshek podcast.

QB:

1. Joe Flacco

2. Ben roethlesberger

RB:

1. Leveon bell

2. Gio Bernard

WR:

1. AJ green

2. Antonio brown

3. Josh Gordon

LT:

1. Joe thomas

2. Andrew whitworth

LG:

1. Ramon foster

2. Kelechi ossemelle

C:

1. Alex Mack

2. Maurice pouncey

RG:

1. Marshal yanda

2. David Decastro

RT:

1. Andre smith

2. Mitchel Schwartz

TE:

1. Dennis pitta

2. Jordan Cameron

[BloodRaven]

Why are you listening to a Dameshek podcast?

[SecretAgentMan]

Why are you listening to a Dameshek podcast?

This... Seriously man wth? 

[ravensdan]

DEFENSE:

3/4 OLB / 4/3 DE

1. Terrell Suggs

2. Carlos Dunlap

3. Elvis dummervil

4. Jabaal sheard

ILB

1. Lawrence Timmons

2. Daryl smith

DT/NT

1. Gino Atkins

2. Haloti ngata

SS:

1. Troy polamalu

2. Donte Whitner

FS:

1. Reggie Nelson

2. Mike Mitchell

CB:

1. Joe Haden

2. Lardarius Webb

3. Jimmy smith.

[ravensdan]

This... Seriously man wth?

It's a good laugh. And my last resort for all nfl talk. Lol.

[SecretAgentMan]

QB: Joe Flacco

RB: Giovanni Bernard

RB 2: L Bell

WR: AJ Green

WR: Josh Gordon

WR: Antonio Brown

TE: Jordan Cameron

LT: Joe Thomas

LG: Clint Boling

C: Alex Mack

RG: Marshall Yanda

RT: Andre Smith

4-3 Defense

 

DE: Carlos Dunlap

DT: Haloti Ngata

DT: Geno Atkins

DE: Michael Johnson
 

LOLB: Terell Suggs(who works in here somehow as a 4-3 OLB)

MLB: Dayrl Smith

ROLB: Vontaze Burfict

 

CB: Joe Haden

CB: Jimmy Smith

Slot CB: Ladarius Webb

 

FS: Reggie Nelson

SS: Donte Whitner 

 

My opinions and nothing more

[ravensdan]

Btw. I counted Gordon's suspension against him. If he is out the year Torrey goes in. LG and both safety positions are the weakest in the division. Linebackers the deepest.

[display name]

Flacco doesn't deserve to be on that list. I would have Roethlisberger as my starting QB, and Dalton as his backup.

[ravensdan]

Flacco doesn't deserve to be on that list. I would have Roethlisberger as my starting QB, and Dalton as his backup.

About as laughable as damashek.

[display name]

About as laughable as damashek.

If you were given 2 QBs and one threw for 33 TDs and 20 INTs and another threw for 19 TDs and 22 INTs, which would you say is better?

[hawkprey]

Our team only with AJ Green, Antonio Brown, Jordan Cameron, new tackles, C and FS.

[BmoreBird22]

If you were given 2 QBs and one threw for 33 TDs and 20 INTs and another threw for 19 TDs and 22 INTs, which would you say is better?

If you were given two quarterbacks and one had a 9-4 playoff record, an NFL record five on the road, a Super Bowl MVP, and tied Joe Montana's 11:0 TD:INT ratio and the other was 0-3 in the playoffs with a 1:6 TD:INT ratio, who would you take?

[BmoreBird22]

QB: Joe Flacco

RB: Giovanni Bernard

RB 2: L Bell

WR: AJ Green

WR: Josh Gordon

WR: Antonio Brown

TE: Jordan Cameron

LT: Joe Thomas

LG: Clint Boling

C: Alex Mack

RG: Marshall Yanda

RT: Andre Smith

4-3 Defense

 

DE: Carlos Dunlap

DT: Haloti Ngata

DT: Geno Atkins

DE: Michael Johnson

 

LOLB: Terell Suggs(who works in here somehow as a 4-3 OLB)

MLB: Dayrl Smith

ROLB: Vontaze Burfict

 

CB: Joe Haden

CB: Jimmy Smith

Slot CB: Ladarius Webb

 

FS: Reggie Nelson

SS: Donte Whitner 

 

My opinions and nothing more

Michael Johnson isn't in the division anymore and Daily Smith is an outside linebacker in the 4-3, and a damn good one

[Inqui]

If you were given 2 QBs and one threw for 33 TDs and 20 INTs and another threw for 19 TDs and 22 INTs, which would you say is better?

You pick the guy with the better line and the stacked receiver corps. Every time.

[BALTIMOREFLACCO]

Flacco doesn't deserve to be on that list. I would have Roethlisberger as my starting QB, and Dalton as his backup.

 

About as laughable as damashek.

 

Is this based on last year or careers? 

 

If just last year than obviously no Flacco.

[display name]

Is this based on last year or careers? 

 

If just last year than obviously no Flacco.

I was basing it a little bit off of both-but primarily last year, because it's the most recent. Come to think about it though, I may have been slightly wrong about the ridiculousness of putting Flacco on the list. I still wouldn't put him on there based off of his 2013 stats, but I expect him to have a bit of a bounce back season in 2014, so his placement might not be quite as absurd as I originally thought.

[ravensdan]

I would say it's for the 2014 season. So past history with a littke projection. I thought about some rookies but coukdbt justify them over proven players. Some possibilities..

LG bitonio.

LB shazier or Mosley

[redrum52]

If you were given two quarterbacks and one had a 9-4 playoff record, an NFL record five on the road, a Super Bowl MVP, and tied Joe Montana's 11:0 TD:INT ratio and the other was 0-3 in the playoffs with a 1:6 TD:INT ratio, who would you take?

Montana did it in one less playoff game. Besides that, Joe would still be the back up behind Ben. Everyone here cries about the o line we have, but I've seen some of those lines Ben has been behind and they weren't pretty. He still made it work for him.

[ravensdan]

Montana did it in one less playoff game. Besides that, Joe would still be the back up behind Ben. Everyone here cries about the o line we have, but I've seen some of those lines Ben has been behind and they weren't pretty. He still made it work for him.

i considered Ben, but he has missed too many starts costing the steelers playoff opportunities. Qb durability is vital. No backup can win a championship.

[redrum52]

i considered Ben, but he has missed too many starts costing the steelers playoff opportunities. Qb durability is vital. No backup can win a championship.

One season behind a bad line and look at what happend to Joe. I get that durability matters, but being under constant pressure doesn't help. Those last two games when Joe was injured didn't exactly help our chances, even with him on the field.

[ravensdan]

One season behind a bad line and look at what happend to Joe. I get that durability matters, but being under constant pressure doesn't help. Those last two games when Joe was injured didn't exactly help our chances, even with him on the field.

Part of the constant pressure is the way Ben plays. It's a double edged sword. And Ben has missed and/or been severely limited in a lot more than a couple of games. Brady is kind of the antithesis of this. In the last few years he won't stand and take any big hits to deliver a ball anymore. He did that in his younger days and I believe it has limited his big plays. But I don't think he's missed a game since the acl injury so there's something to be said for that as well.

[BmoreBird22]

Montana did it in one less playoff game. Besides that, Joe would still be the back up behind Ben. Everyone here cries about the o line we have, but I've seen some of those lines Ben has been behind and they weren't pretty. He still made it work for him.

The thing to remember is Montana's weapons were also way better.

Ben's offensive lines aren't great, but a lot of it was the system. That Bruce Arian's offense was such a long developing, deep route based offense. Of course he was going to take a lot of hits and sack. He just isn't that durable.