Pick 3 future(first time) Pro Bowlers for '08 from your team.

[Shiver]

Michael Boley - Was a force last year. If he continues to improve, he can be a great player. Tremendous versatility, as well as a nose for the ball.

Kynan Forney - Big mauling lineman. He's been the best lineman on the top rushing attack in football. He is in a scheme that suites his talents, more so.

Ovie Mughelli - 2nd team all-pro, hidden in the shadow of Lo Neal. Now he's in the NFC. I would say he's a lock.

Originally Posted by Athrun340

For the dolphins

Ronnie Brown, Vernon Carey (depends on how the other linemen perform), and Channing Crowder (Zach declining a lil bit, crowder takes control of LB corp)

maybes:

Matt Roth (now that joey porter is behind him .. im sure he'll get some chances)
Travis Daniels (especially if we dont draft any DBs .. he'll get his chance)
Jason Allen (hoping for a polamalu type year =)

I am a Buc's fan and I can say Zach Thomas is not declining.

[bearsfan_51]

Originally Posted by The Fat Kid

i'll say mike green if he manages to stay healthy, he was ripping it up before he got hurt in the preseason

leroy hill has a shot if he continues to get better and better

josh brown if our offense underachieves in the red zone due to shaun alexanders lack of production then he'll have plenty of opportunities to kick a lot of field goals

Hahaha...Mike Green is NOT a probowler.

[cardsalltheway]

Joseph Addai, RB
Ryan Diem, OT
Hunter Smith, P

[Hawk]

Greg Jennings, Nick Barnett, AJ Hawk

[leftwich7]

Jags: Stroud,Henderson,Mathis,Jones-Drew

[Don Vito]

Pats-
Asante Samuel, Logan Mankins, Ty Warren

[Vikes99ej]

Probably just Erasmus James and Cedric Griffin right now.

[Boston]

Nick Collins, AJ Hawk, Al Harris

[cunningham06]

Texans- Demeco Ryans
Charles Spencer- longshot
Dunta Robinson
The only one I expect is Demeco he got robbed not making it this year.

Eagles-
Brian Westbrook
Omar Gaither- Was excellent in the games he started last season
Reggie Brown

[JK17]

For the Chargers, I say

1. Quentin Jammer
2. Kris Dielman
3. Vincent Jackson

For the discussion about Jammer not being a pro-bowler and a bust earlier, many people felt Jammer could've been a pro-bowler this year, and he is a top 10 cornerback in the NFL right now, and still improving. Dielman got a lot of recognition this offseason, which makes his name a commodity come time for postseason recognition. VJ, I and the Chargers organization feel will make some very big contributions this year, but it would be very hard for him to crack the WR ranks at the top of the AFC.

[HawkeyeFan]

St. Louis Rams:

1. Will Witherspoon
2. Tye Hill
3. OJ Atogwe

[Smokey Joe]

hmmm... Peanut Tillman, Bernard Berrian, Cedric Benson

[cunningham06]

Originally Posted by JK17

For the Chargers, I say

1. Quentin Jammer
2. Kris Dielman
3. Vincent Jackson

For the discussion about Jammer not being a pro-bowler and a bust earlier, many people felt Jammer could've been a pro-bowler this year, and he is a top 10 cornerback in the NFL right now, and still improving. Dielman got a lot of recognition this offseason, which makes his name a commodity come time for postseason recognition. VJ, I and the Chargers organization feel will make some very big contributions this year, but it would be very hard for him to crack the WR ranks at the top of the AFC.

I like Quentin Jammer and he went to UT, but he's not top 10. Maybe top 15, maybe. I would not be surprised at all to see him make the Pro Bowl he has the potential to rack up the int.'s with his pass rush.

[TitanHope]

The Titans SS, Chris Hope, Had a great season last year, and should have gone to the Pro Bowl. If he has two good years in a row, he should make it over some of the more popular players.

Our LT, Michael Roos, is going into his second year at left tackle, and handled it extremely well last year. Probably won't have Pro Bowl recogniton tho.

My wild card is TE Ben Troupe. He has yet to live up to his potential, and has shown sparks at times. If he can stay healthy, and with our depleted WR core, he could have a huge year. And with the release of Erron Kinney, he'll be the starter with Bo Scaife as his back-up. Scaife is consistent when given the chance though, so Troupe doesn't have the starting job locked. And its very slim any AFC tight end beats out Antonio Gates or Gonzo either.

[swagger]

(Vikings)

Antoine Winfield or Cedric Griffin
Bryant McKinnie
EJ Henderson

[SuperMcGee]

Originally Posted by cardsalltheway

Joseph Addai, RB
Ryan Diem, OT
Hunter Smith, P

Brian Moorman is barring any other AFC punter from making the Pro Bowl as long his career may go. Which is forever.

[TwOne]

Possible Ones:

Barrett Ruud, Davin Joseph, Phil Buchanon, Cadillac, Trueblood

Most likely:

Ruud, Joseph, Cadillac

[zoinks]

I'll go out on a limb and say Pacman Jones will be there. (If not for the whole suspension thing, I'd bet money on it.)

LT Micheal Roos....guy's a beast.

SS Chris Hope....not that stats mean everything, but from a statistical standpoint, Hope was far superior to any of the AFC safeties who made the Pro Bowl this year....Ed Reed, Troy Polamalu, and John Lynch. The numbers aren't even close.

[Non_Sequitur]

Jets:

D'Brickashaw Ferguson
Nick Mangold
Kerry Rhodes.


Probably more. But those are the locks.

[stl9erfan]

For SF:

Vernon Davis, TE: Not much of a stretch really. If he can stay healthy in '07 and improve his understanding of the offense, there's no reason he shouldn't make the Pro Bowl. Remember, a lot of the big name TEs in the league are AFC guys (Antonio Gates, Tony Gonzalez, Kellen Winslow II), so Vernon has a good shot at the NFC roster.

Manny Lawson, OLB: Showed last year that he can play LB, now just needs to get after the passer. With additions to the secondary, Lawson should have more time to get there, and newcomers Tully Banta-Cain and solid blitzing safety Michael Lewis should take some attention away from Lawson, who also appears to have bulked up this offseason in an effort to match up better with NFL OTs.

Brandon Moore, ILB: Was a monster over the second half of the season, particularly in the first few games after he was elevated to a starting role. If he can play with better consistency and get a full year of starts under his belt, Moore could have a Pro Bowl caliber season, even if he isn't a "name guy."

[scar988]

LB Michael Boley

[KCJ58]

Kirk Morrison, Ronald Curry, Michael Huff (raiders)

[BlindSite]

Easy

Peppers, Smith, Thomas Davis.

[Dam8610]

Originally Posted by BlindSite

Easy

Peppers, Smith, Thomas Davis.

Peppers and Steve Smith have been to Pro Bowls.