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Defensive MVP up to this point.

Defensive MVP up to this point. 31 members have voted

  1. 1. Defensive MVP up to this point.

    • Troy Polamalu
      6%
      2
    • James Harrison
      22%
      7
    • John Abraham
      0%
      0
    • DeMarcus Ware
      3%
      1
    • Ray Lewis
      3%
      1
    • Ed Reed
      3%
      1
    • Justin Tuck
      12%
      4
    • Nick Collins
      0%
      0
    • Charles Woodson
      0%
      0
    • Albert Haynesworth
      25%
      8
    • Joey Porter
      12%
      4
    • Cortland Finnegan
      3%
      1
    • Kris Jenkins
      6%
      2
    • London Fletcher
      0%
      0

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Joey Porter anybody?

Forgot about him...

He was NFL sack leader heading into week 13 but I'm not sure what his sack totals are now..

 

It's in the post right above yours.

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One person that is not on the list, that I have seen mentioned on here is Jamal Williams. I don't think he would get much consideration.

Kris Jenkins is 3rd in the league IMO. Warner/Brees 1-2 then Jenkins. Farve brought the swagger but he is the difference maker. He's almost impossible to run on right now.

Hayensworth would be #2 for me probably.

Wow Ware and Haynesworth, how do you choose?

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Wow Ware and Haynesworth, how do you choose?

 

Easy, by choosing James Harrison! :D

Easy, by choosing James Harrison! :D

 

:lol:

Haynesworth

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James (Silverback) Harrison

With 70 tackles, 12 sacks (2nd in the league), 4 forced fumbles, (2nd in the league), and a INT on the best defense in the NFL. I think he is the front runner at this point.

For me, I am more impressed with what Jenkins and Haynesworth are doing that any linebackers. Why? The linebackers wouldn't have a chance to make the plays if their DL weren't taking up blockers. However, Jenkins and Haynesworth consistantly take on 2 300 pound OL and still make plays. I would vote for one of them. My first instict was Haynesworth, because his team has a better record...

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James (Silverback) Harrison

With 70 tackles, 12 sacks (2nd in the league), 4 forced fumbles, (2nd in the league), and a INT on the best defense in the NFL. I think he is the front runner at this point.

 

2 more sacks and 2 more forced fumbles! The man is a beast!!!! :ylsuper:

Without looking up stats, I would have to say Jerry Porter.

Oakland Raiders CB, Nnamdi Asomugha...Here are the stats of the WR's that he's played against through the first 11 weeks of the season:

 

Week 1: 1 catch for 6 yards by Eddie Royal

Week 2: 0 catches for 0 yards

Week 3: 1 catch for 7 yards by Lee Evans (Nnamdi forced a fumble recovered by Oakland)

Week 4: 0 catches (played in passing downs only due to broken elbow)

Week 5: Bye

Week 6: 1 catch for a 1 yard loss to Mike Karney

Week 7: 1 catch for 0 yards by Jerricho Cotchery

Week 8: 0 catches for 0 yards

Week 9: 0 catches for 0 yards

Week 10: 0 catches for 0 yards, 1 INT while covering Steve Smith

Week 11: 0 catches for 0 yards

Week 12: 0 catches for 0 yards

 

Targeted 12 Times, 4 rec, 6 PDef, 1 INT, 1 FF

 

I'd say that he's better defensively than Jerry Porter. Just messin'......I know that was meant to be Joey Porter.

 

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Oakland Raiders CB, Nnamdi Asomugha...Here are the stats of the WR's that he's played against through the first 11 weeks of the season:

 

Week 1: 1 catch for 6 yards by Eddie Royal

Week 2: 0 catches for 0 yards

Week 3: 1 catch for 7 yards by Lee Evans (Nnamdi forced a fumble recovered by Oakland)

Week 4: 0 catches (played in passing downs only due to broken elbow)

Week 5: Bye

Week 6: 1 catch for a 1 yard loss to Mike Karney

Week 7: 1 catch for 0 yards by Jerricho Cotchery

Week 8: 0 catches for 0 yards

Week 9: 0 catches for 0 yards

Week 10: 0 catches for 0 yards, 1 INT while covering Steve Smith

Week 11: 0 catches for 0 yards

Week 12: 0 catches for 0 yards

 

Targeted 12 Times, 4 rec, 6 PDef, 1 INT, 1 FF

 

Later.

 

He is a stud that no one talks about.

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Oakland Raiders CB, Nnamdi Asomugha...Here are the stats of the WR's that he's played against through the first 11 weeks of the season:

 

Week 1: 1 catch for 6 yards by Eddie Royal

Week 2: 0 catches for 0 yards

Week 3: 1 catch for 7 yards by Lee Evans (Nnamdi forced a fumble recovered by Oakland)

Week 4: 0 catches (played in passing downs only due to broken elbow)

Week 5: Bye

Week 6: 1 catch for a 1 yard loss to Mike Karney

Week 7: 1 catch for 0 yards by Jerricho Cotchery

Week 8: 0 catches for 0 yards

Week 9: 0 catches for 0 yards

Week 10: 0 catches for 0 yards, 1 INT while covering Steve Smith

Week 11: 0 catches for 0 yards

Week 12: 0 catches for 0 yards

 

Targeted 12 Times, 4 rec, 6 PDef, 1 INT, 1 FF

 

I'd say that he's better defensively than Jerry Porter. Just messin'......I know that was meant to be Joey Porter.

 

Later.

 

He is a good corner, but I don't think he is having a MVP type of year. Joey has 14 sacks and should be in the running.

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