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NFL's 10 Most Feared Players (per John Clayton)

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http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/columns/story?columnist=clayton_john&page=hotread7/clayton

 

 

1. Albert Haynesworth, DT, Tennessee Titans

2. Ray Lewis, LB, Baltimore Ravens

3. Joey Porter, LB, Miami Dolphins

4. Hines Ward, WR, Pittsburgh Steelers

5. Adrian Wilson, S, Arizona Cardinals

6. Bob Sanders, S, Indianapolis Colts

7. Jon Runyan, OT, Philadelphia Eagles

8. Shaun Rogers, NT, Cleveland Browns

9. Justin Tuck, DE, New York Giants

10. Olin Kreutz, C, Chicago Bears

 

Interesting list.

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I'd fear Haynesworth too. Isn't he the one who stomped a guys face? Ray Lewis was involved in a murder case...and didn't Joey Porter's crew jump some guy in Vegas?

I agree with those, with the exception of Hines Ward. I don't think people are in the Visitors Locker Room in Heinz Field thinking "Oh no Oh no, we're playing Hines Ward today...OH NO"...No. He's a dirty, cheap-shot, cowardly player. Period. He's not a guy that has his opponents shaking their cleats.

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I'd fear Haynesworth too. Isn't he the one who stomped a guys face? Ray Lewis was involved in a murder case...and didn't Joey Porter's crew jump some guy in Vegas?

 

:laugh:

Wasn't it somebody from the Bengals?

I agree with those, with the exception of Hines Ward. I don't think people are in the Visitors Locker Room in Heinz Field thinking "Oh no Oh no, we're playing Hines Ward today...OH NO"...No. He's a dirty, cheap-shot, cowardly player. Period. He's not a guy that has his opponents shaking their cleats.

 

Hines isn't dirty at all, he plays hard EVERY down and gives everything he has got. I'm a big Hines Ward fan. Even when he gets hit hard he still comes up with the smile of his. The guy just knows how to play football and is very physical. Dirty and cheap are very strong words.

Kinda hard to think of a offensive player has one of the most feared players. I doubt any DB thinks...man I hope Hines Ward doesn't block me.

Kinda hard to think of a offensive player has one of the most feared players. I doubt any DB thinks...man I hope Hines Ward doesn't block me.

 

I was thinking the same thing, especially with the two lineman..

I dunno, I feel as though Lewis should be at the top, and I'm not sure Ward shouldn't be on there, he's only on there because of his recent hit against Rivers.

I know he's past his prime, but no Brian Dawkins?

Kinda hard to think of a offensive player has one of the most feared players. I doubt any DB thinks...man I hope Hines Ward doesn't block me.

 

I was thinking the same thing, especially with the two lineman..

 

I dunno, I feel as though Lewis should be at the top, and I'm not sure Ward shouldn't be on there, he's only on there because of his recent hit against Rivers.

 

Exactly, he has one good hit of his career under his belt, and it just so happens it was recently so people are giving him too much praise.

Kinda hard to think of a offensive player has one of the most feared players. I doubt any DB thinks...man I hope Hines Ward doesn't block me.

 

Maybe Alstot was a little feared. He was a beast. I've seen some FBs blow up some guys also.

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