Elijah

Jets. Rex's motto: "Fuck the salary cap, this guy is good."

1. Mark Sanchez Tom Brady -Despite that playoff choke, Brady had a hell of a season. He's had some issues in recent years during the playoffs, but he's been able to put up great regular season stats. Since Peyton has basically been doing the same thing for years and held down the consensus top spot, I believe Brady has just replaced Peyton as the "regular season warrior" of the NFL, and therefore #1. 2. Aaron Rodgers -An argument could be made for Peyton Manning here, but I believe that in the year 2011, Rodgers is superior. He puts up good stats, and does something that Manning can't: perform in the clutch. 3. Peyton Manning -Maybe last year was just an off year and Peyton will be back to form, but it looks to me right now like his career is on the decline. It really shows just how good he is that he's still the third best in the league at his position when he's getting worse by the second. 4. Drew Brees -He would have been #2 or 3 if he didn't become an interception machine in 2010. Again, it may have just been an off-year, but as it stands now, he doesn't seem to be the same QB he was in 2009. Injuries played a part for sure, but that doesn't change my rank for him. 5. Philip Rivers -Rivers and Ryan are like little Tom Bradys. They can't win in the postseason, but they put up good stats in the regular season. Ryan is more clutch than Rivers (during the regular season, that is), but Rivers's stats blow Ryan's away. 6. Matt Ryan -See #5 for my explanation. 7. Ben Roethlisberger -His stats aren't anything flashy, but he knows how to win at all points during the season. 8. Joe Flacco -Nobody talks about Flacco, and there's a reason for that: he's only good enough to get the job done. He doesn't make too many mistakes, which keeps him in the top 10. 9. Josh Freeman -He had a pretty good season in 2010 where he showed some good (although sometimes inconsistent) skills in the clutch, and continued success in 2011 will certainly bring him up in the ranks. Right now, though, he's only #9. 10. Matt Schaub -What happened to those amazing stats of 2009?

+ Pats - Phins 49ers - 31 Bears - 26 Bengals - 10 Bills - 28 Broncos - 17 Browns - 11 Buccaneers - 9 Cardinals - 7 Chiefs - 19 Colts - 14 Dolphins - 8 Falcons - 16 Giants - 9 Jaguars - 8 Packers - 22 Panthers - 9 Patriots - 10 Raiders - 4 Ravens - 8 Redskins - 9 Saints - 9 Steelers - 17 Texans - 11 Titans - 5

In no particular order: LaDainian Tomlinson Mike Vick Terrell Suggs Bart Scott Brett Favre

+ Patriots - Dolphins 49ers - 22 Bears - 17 Bengals - 10 Bills - 19 Broncos - 13 Browns - 9 Buccaneers - 9 Cardinals - 10 Chiefs - 19 Colts - 12 Dolphins - 9 Falcons - 14 Giants - 12 Jaguars - 10 Lions - 7 Packers - 21 Panthers - 9 Patriots - 11 Raiders - 6 Ravens - 9 Redskins - 8 Saints - 10 Seahawks - 7 Steelers - 16 Texans - 10 Titans - 10 Vikings - 6

I think you copied an old one.

Oh wow...you're retarded. Sorry.

+ Cheatriots - 2012 Super Bowl Champions (Sanchez MVP) 49ers - 16 Bears - 7 Bengals - 10 Bills - 13 Broncos - 10 Browns - 11 Buccaneers - 10 Cardinals - 10 Chargers - 7 Chiefs - 13 Colts - 12 Dolphins - 10 Falcons - 13 Giants - 15 Jaguars - 10 Jets - 5 Lions - 10 Packers - 16 Panthers - 10 Patriots - 10 Raiders - 10 Rams - 6 Ravens - 10 Redskins - 9 Saints - 10 Seahawks - 10 Steelers - 13 Texans - 10 Titans - 10 Vikings - 12 Teams eliminated: Eagles Cowboys

+ Past - Jest 49ers - 15 Bears - 8 Bengals - 10 Bills - 13 Broncos - 10 Browns - 11 Buccaneers - 10 Cardinals - 10 Cowboys - 2 Chargers - 7 Chiefs - 13 Colts - 11 Dolphins - 10 Eagles - 1 Falcons - 13 Giants - 14 Jaguars - 10 Jets - 6 Lions - 10 Packers - 14 Panthers - 10 Patriots - 10 Raiders - 10 Rams - 7 Ravens - 10 Redskins - 10 Saints - 10 Seahawks - 10 Steelers - 12 Texans - 10 Titans - 10 Vikings - 11

+ Patriots - Jets 49ers - 15 Bears - 8 Bengals - 10 Bills - 13 Broncos - 10 Browns - 10 Buccaneers - 10 Cardinals - 10 Chargers - 7 Chiefs - 13 Colts - 11 Dolphins - 10 Eagles - 2 Falcons - 12 Giants - 15 Jaguars - 10 Jets - 7 Lions - 10 Packers - 14 Panthers - 10 Patriots - 9 Raiders - 10 Rams - 7 Ravens - 10 Redskins - 10 Saints - 10 Seahawks - 10 Steelers - 12 Texans - 10 Titans - 10 Vikings - 11 I know I've posted in the last 24 hours but that was technically yesterday.

+ Patriots - Jets 49ers - 13 Bears - 9 Bengals - 10 Bills - 11 Broncos - 10 Browns - 12 Bucaneers - 10 Cardinals - 10 Chargers - 8 Cheifs - 12 Colts - 11 Dolphins - 10 Eagles - 9 Falcons - 12 Giants - 13 Jaguars - 10 Jets - 9 Lions - 10 Packers - 11 Panthers - 10 Patriots - 8 Raiders - 10 Rams - 8 Ravens - 10 Redskins - 10 Saints - 10 Seahawks - 10 Steelers - 11 Texans - 10 Titans - 10 Vikings - 10

+ Patriots - Jets 49ers - 12 Bears - 8 Bengals - 10 Bills - 10 Broncos - 10 Browns - 11 Bucaneers - 10 Cardinals - 10 Chargers - 10 Cheifs - 10 Colts - 11 Cowboys - 9 Dolphins - 10 Eagles - 9 Falcons - 10 Giants - 12 Jaguars - 10 Jets - 10 Lions - 10 Packers - 12 Panthers - 10 Patriots - 9 Raiders - 10 Rams - 8 Ravens - 9 Redskins - 10 Saints - 10 Seahawks - 10 Steelers - 10 Texans - 10 Titans - 10 Vikings - 10

And here I was this whole time thinking Devin McCourty was good.

Patriots 3-4: DE - T. Warren NT - Wilfork DE - Stroud OLB - Cunningham ILB - Mayo ILB - Guyton OLB - Ninkovich Patriots 4-3: DE - Cunningham DT - Wilfork DT - T. Warren DE - Moore OLB - Mayo MLB - Spikes OLB - Guyton