Nfl 2000's All-decade Team

[Samari]

QB: Tom Brady
QB: Peyton Manning
RB: LaDainian Tomlinson
RB: Edgerrin James
RB: Priest Holmes
RB: Curtis Martin
FB: Lorenzo Neal
WR: Randy Moss
WR: Torry Holt
WR: Issac Bruce
WR: Marvin Harrison
TE: Tony Gonzalez
TE: Antonio Gates
T: Jonathan Ogden
T: Orlando Pace
T: Walter Jones
T: Willie Anderson
G: Steve Hutchinson
G: Alan Faneca
G: Will Shields
G: Larry Allen
C: Kevin Mawae
C: Tom Nalen

DT: Warren Sapp
DT: Sam Adams
DT: La'roi Glover
DT: Kevin Williams
DE: Jason Taylor
DE: Dwight Freeney
DE: Richard Seymour
DE: Michael Strahan
LB: Ray Lewis
LB: Derrick Brooks
LB: Brian Urlacher
LB: Joey Porter
LB: Keith Brooking
LB: Julian Peterson
CB: Champ Bailey
CB: Ronde Barber
CB: Chris McAlister
CB: Charles Woodson
FS: Brian Dawkins
FS: Ed Reed
SS: John Lynch
SS: Troy Polamalu


P: Shane Lecher
P: Brian Moorman
K: Adam Vinatieri
K: David Akers
KR: Dante Hall
KR: Devin Hester
PR: Allan Rossum
PR: Dante Hall

Coach: Bill Belicheck
Coach: Jon Gruden


By the way, I went with the number of players at each position that the 90's team had.

[MKdave]

Hmmm, Really good list.
I would have Milloy in for Lynch. Lynch is all the way overrated.
I wouldn't have Gruden there either. I'd go for Dungy.

[BMOREman21RavensO's]

where's Stover????

[RavenFan626]

I think Shawn Alexander should be on there before Edge. Also there is no way Joey Porter belongs on there. This year is the only good year he has had. He is all talk that almost never backs it up.

[RavenFan626]

[quote name='BMOREman21RavensO's' post='135568' date='Jan 17 2009, 08:13 PM']where's Stover????[/quote]

yeah, I think Stover over Akers

[Sub-Zero]

QB: Tom Brady
QB: Peyton Manning
RB: Ladanian Tomlinson
RB: Shaun Alexander
RB: Curtis Martin
RB: Fred Taylor
FB: Lorenzo Neal
WR: Randy Moss
WR: Torry Holt
WR: Issac Bruce
WR: Marvin Harrison
TE: Tony Gonzalez
TE: Antonio Gates
T: Jonathan Ogden
T: Orlando Pace
T: Walter Jones
T: Willie Anderson
G: Steve Hutchinson
G: Alan Faneca
G: Will Shields
G: Larry Allen
C: Kevin Mawae
C: Tom Nalen

DT: Warren Sapp
DT: Kris Jenkins
DT: Albert Haynesworth
DT: Kevin Williams
DE: Michael Strahan
DE: Dwight Freeney
DE: Julius Peppers
DE: Jason Taylor
LB: Ray Lewis
LB: Derrick Brooks
LB: Brian Urlacher
LB: Joey Porter
LB: Takeo Spikes
LB: Keith Bulluck
CB: Champ Bailey
CB: Chris McAlister
CB: Charles Woodson
CB: Samari Rolle
FS: Brian Dawkins
FS: Ed Reed
SS: Rodney Harrison
SS: Troy Polamalu


P: Shane Lecher
P: Craig Hentrich
K: Adam Vinatieri
K: Matt Stover
KR: Dante Hall
KR: Devin Hester
PR: Allan Rossum
PR: Dante Hall

Coach: Bill Belichick
Coach: Tony Dungy

some slight changes

[RavenFan626]

I know everyone hates him but T.O. should be added on the list.

[Reed The D]

definatly T.O over bruce

[Bigbell]

yeah TO

[Bltravens]

Nice to see rodney harrison get some love from someone at least, for 8 straight years (minus '98 when he only appeared in like 6 games) he was perennially a 100+ tackles player. Anyone else feel when bob sanders won DPOY that harrison had gotten totally jobbed in years past from the award.

Sanders 2007 DPOY season: 97 tackes, 3.5 sacks, and 2 ints. (his best season hands down)

Harrison 2000: 127 tackles, 6.0 sacks, 6 ints.

Guess thats what happens when your voted the dirties player in the league routinely, but damn that dude could play.

[MKdave]

[quote name='Bltravens' post='144689' date='Jan 24 2009, 07:52 AM']Nice to see rodney harrison get some love from someone at least, for 8 straight years (minus '98 when he only appeared in like 6 games) he was perennially a 100+ tackles player. Anyone else feel when bob sanders won DPOY that harrison had gotten totally jobbed in years past from the award.

Sanders 2007 DPOY season: 97 tackes, 3.5 sacks, and 2 ints. (his best season hands down)

Harrison 2000: 127 tackles, 6.0 sacks, 6 ints.

Guess thats what happens when your voted the dirties player in the league routinely, but damn that dude could play.[/quote]
Firstly you can't say a player got jobbed by comparing a players stats for one season to the winner's, because the other contenders may not have been as good that year or whatever.
Secondly Sanders didn't win the award because of his stats, he won it on how valuable his was to the D (which is why they should have a DMVP seperate to DPOY).

[Bltravens]

That is entirely true for each year candidates being different, but Harrisons 2000 year was not an anomoly he did that routinely for 8 years. In 2007 Cromartie had 10 ints, which is pretty ridiculous and worthy of DPOY talk. I actually like that idea DMVP and DPOY. If they want to take into account how a player affects his defense then guys like lewis and merriman should be given "boosts"(dont know what else to call it) in the voting. All in all it was just nice to see Harrison get some love from someone for a change.