NomarFachix

7 teams, top 4 advance, head to head matchups from there to crown a winner. Picked 4th. Scoring: Team: QB - Andy Dalton HB - Arian Foster WR - A.J. Green WR - Pierre Garçon W/R/T - Torrey Smith TE - Kyle Rudolph Defense - Baltimore Ravens K - Empty Coach - John Harbaugh Bench - Colin Kaepernick Bench - Empty Harder than you think to pick a team, not many standouts in wildcard week. Tried to build this weeks club while guys were taking bench players for next week, hopefully it works out for me!

Watt is a sophomore

Tackles is a misleading stat. Wagner was better, and David was right there with Kuechly. Hayward deserves ROY, though.

Nice W. D showed up.

Kuechly wasn't even the best rookie linebacker

Gotta stop turning in these first half stinkers if we want to leave with W's

Rode him out with the forearm. Not a call I'd expect to be made, but he didn't just run out lol

Felton is our creator. He dribble drives and kicks to open shooters. Nobody to do it with him out.

lol yeah he was forced out, I hate that call

Recently? Who? And the one game against the Browns proves that Cousins is in the second class of players? He could end up being a Croyle, too. I don't know what sold you so highly on Cousins, but at the price of the #1 pick, I'd very easily choose to draft Jarvis Jones, Lotulelei, or Joeckel and trade for Flynn at a much lower price. And that's assuming one of these QB's doesn't tear up the combine and practices like Scam Newton and jump through as a clear cut #1 choice. Again, it's early. But for a new GM to jump in and trade the #1 overall pick for a 4th rounder in last year's draft who started one game this season is much riskier than coming through and picking a guy he thinks best suited to help his club. If the Chiefs need a QB and don't want to reach at #1 (Cousins is also a tremendous reach at #1, so no help there), they can make a trade for Flynn, check the FA market, and just pick a guy at a different position.. they surely need help everywhere.

Amar'e's playin, y'all.. Watch out!

Happy new yeah

Early to tell, players haven't declared yet and I'd wait to see about the quarterback situation first. But I sure as hell wouldn't give a top 15 pick for him. Not based off a win over Cleveland, not when he was available to every team for three rounds last year and they all passed on him. Not interested at that price. Good players don't go for that price.

Nobody is dumb enough to give a top half of the 1st round pick for Cousins. All of the bad GMs were just fired.

He can win both, but I doubt he does. Manning came back from a more career threatening injury.

And he had less than half the yards he had this year, suffered an injury, and worked his ass off to improve and carry the team on his back this season.

#brbhumblebrag

6th in yards, 3rd in TDs against 1st in yards (by ~400 yards) and 3rd in TD. Tremendous supporting cast against shitty talent surrounding Peterson. Honestly, I haven't seen an argument for Peyton that makes sense yet. Easy decision.

Most "valuable". So, yes, a team making the playoffs with a shit gimmick at the helm plays against his value to the team. Similarly, taking a top 5 pick team to the playoffs is a testament to your value, which is key to a most valuable player award. The team taking Tebow to the playoffs is exactly my point, lol. Thanks. Peterson just put in the 2nd best rushing season in history.

http://imgur.com/jve1j.jpg

LMAO

I'm not sure if you're saying he won't win or he doesn't deserve to win. I agree with one.

Tim Tebow took that Broncos team to the playoffs last year. Without Peterson, that's a 4 win Vikings team. That simple.

Cowboys

He has a tremendous case, using sacks as an end-all measurement is shallow. But he won't win.