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

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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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Ward should not be on this list.

 

I was a little surprise as well. With all the hard hitting FS, LB, DB in the league it's a little odd to have a WR on the list.

I was a little surprise as well. With all the hard hitting FS, LB, DB in the league it's a little odd to have a WR on the list.

I agree, I can't really justify any offensive players being on this list, no matter how mean or nasty they may be.

 

If it was most feared players OFF the field, it would be a different story...

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.

Once again tears causing the river to reach summer pool.:cry:

Ward is a tough SOB, if any offensive skill player is going to be listed it should be him or Brandon Jacobs.

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.

 

I love that a Steelers WR is #4 on the list. A WIDE RECEIVER. That is great. My son's favorite player.

Ward is a tough SOB, if any offensive skill player is going to be listed it should be him or Brandon Jacobs.

I'd put Barber slightly ahead of Jacobs.

I bet Haynesworth flinches every time he sees a ref reaching for a flag...

I'd put Barber slightly ahead of Jacobs.

 

Barber is also a very hard runner, but Jacobs is 265lbs, and when he's running downhill, he's vicious.

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.

 

Are you serious??? Hines Ward is one of the most passionate NFL players who will step on the field. He loves and enjoys the game as much as anyone and just goes out there and plays hard, and lays everything on the line for sixty minutes. He takes pride in blocking and forcing contact, which makes him so much more unique than the rest of the leagues wide outs. So just cause he's a different type of player and personality doesn't mean he's dirty. No matter what you always gotta stick up for the guy who plays that hard and enjoys playing the game that much.

I'd put Barber slightly ahead of Jacobs.

 

I wouldn't. Jacobs has ran over a lot of guys, and I'd say he's more feared by opposing defenses because of his size. He is 6'4" 265 lbs and he is pretty fast.

Bengal fan?

 

Steeler fan?

If Kyle Vanden Bosch didn't play in the relative shadow of Haynesworth, he would be one of the most feared, as well, IMO.

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