The-Hogs.net - Washington Football Discussion, Redskins to Commanders Era

OMG made it!

Congrats Zo!!!

Zo, RG3 and Trent made it

capitaldefense wrote:Zo, RG3 and Trent made it

I figured Morris might get the shaft. He should have made it; 3rd in the NFC in rushing and they take there backs from each conference.

skinsfan#33 wrote:

capitaldefense wrote:Zo, RG3 and Trent made it

I figured Morris might get the shaft. He should have made it; 3rd in the NFC in rushing and they take there backs from each conference.

I understand AD and Lynch, but Gore???

And Cruz over Dez? Witten over Graham?

ACW wrote:

skinsfan#33 wrote:

capitaldefense wrote:Zo, RG3 and Trent made it

I figured Morris might get the shaft. He should have made it; 3rd in the NFC in rushing and they take there backs from each conference.

I understand AD and Lynch, but Gore???

And Cruz over Dez? Witten over Graham?

Gore made it solely on name over Morris. Alf had a much better year! Alf was definitely snubbed!

Written had a better year than Graham! He set an NFL record for Pete's sake!

Too many of Dez' yards came last week. If he had had that performance two weeks ago he might have gone over Cruz.

Morris and London are alternates.

Congratulations to all the players who made it


but ... let's get real

how much credibility does this really have when Tom Brady in his prime was not selected

get back to me with a rational explanation for that .. if you can

how can a player that has played as well as London Fletcher has for his entire career and only gets a few selections to the Pro Bowl

I'll be waiting ...

Curiously absent from Pro-Bowl nominations...

Andrew Luck, Russell Wilson, Doug Martin
Aren't these guys up for Rookie of the year or something?

Isn't the vote partially from the players?

Bob 0119 wrote:Curiously absent from Pro-Bowl nominations...

Andrew Luck, Russell Wilson, Doug Martin
Aren't these guys up for Rookie of the year or something?

Rogers and Ryan are obvious locks in the NFC. After that, someone had to sit home. I'm glad it wasn't RGIII this time, though I'm worried that Wilson will steal his ROTY award on the strength of the last month (as opposed to the whole season, where RGIII has clearly been superior).

Hard to see the argument for Doug Martin making it over Morris, who was also left out.

Andrew Luck is riding his reputation a bit, IMO. He hasn't been as sharp in the last couple of months as he was early in the year. He has his 4th quarter comebacks but what people forget is that it's Luck who is usually digging the hole he later climbs out of.

Bob 0119 wrote:Curiously absent from Pro-Bowl nominations...

Andrew Luck

I don't think that's curious at all. The guy has ok numbers for a rookie, but he's not tops in the AFC. Manning, Brady, and Schaub deserve it more.

Irn-Bru wrote:Andrew Luck is riding his reputation a bit, IMO. He hasn't been as sharp in the last couple of months as he was early in the year. He has his 4th quarter comebacks but what people forget is that it's Luck who is usually digging the hole he later climbs out of.

Against inferior competition to boot.

That's great news. Can't deny there is a lot of hype around RGIII this year, but I don't think anyone can argue that he's not deserving of the selection.

Irn-Bru wrote:

Bob 0119 wrote:Curiously absent from Pro-Bowl nominations...

Andrew Luck, Russell Wilson, Doug Martin
Aren't these guys up for Rookie of the year or something?

Rogers and Ryan are obvious locks in the NFC. After that, someone had to sit home. I'm glad it wasn't RGIII this time, though I'm worried that Wilson will steal his ROTY award on the strength of the last month (as opposed to the whole season, where RGIII has clearly been superior).

Hard to see the argument for Doug Martin making it over Morris, who was also left out.

Andrew Luck is riding his reputation a bit, IMO. He hasn't been as sharp in the last couple of months as he was early in the year. He has his 4th quarter comebacks but what people forget is that it's Luck who is usually digging the hole he later climbs out of.

So are you saying that after half a season the league might have figured out his "gimmicky college offense" and that maybe he "can't read defenses"

Congrats to our players on the pro bowl team. Hope morris gets in.....should have been picked over gore imho.

Congrats to our players on the pro bowl team. Hope morris gets in.....should have been picked over gore imho.

rskin72 wrote:Congrats to our players on the pro bowl team. Hope morris gets in.....should have been picked over gore imho.

I think he'd rather play in the Super Bowl, anyway...

Fletch deserves to be in. He's playing hurt, I mean Shanny said today that Fletch can't walk during the week, then balls out on Sundays.

He is tied for 7th in the NFL with 5 INTs (as a LB!)

He is 10th in the NFL (7th in NFC) in total tackles!

Fletcher has made some huge plays this season. Still fresh in my mind is that hit that denied the Cowboys a TD. I dont think we are too concerned about Pro Bowl anyways. All focus on those cowgirls.

cowboykillerzRGiii wrote:Isn't the vote partially from the players?

Yes, 1/3 of it is.

1/3 from coaches.

1/3 from fans.

SkinsJock wrote:
how much credibility does this really have when Tom Brady in his prime was not selected

get back to me with a rational explanation for that .. if you can

DarthMonk wrote:

SkinsJock wrote:
how much credibility does this really have when Tom Brady in his prime was not selected

get back to me with a rational explanation for that .. if you can

I wondered the same thing.

The Pro Bowl selection is great recognition but the selection process is greatly flawed IMO

a few years ago Tom Brady was not selected - that was a travesty

BUT

London Fletcher has certainly played well enough in his many seasons to get selected more than a couple of times, IF that, I know he was selected once


my request was more to see if anyone can explain those obvious snubs ...

and

this year's snub of Alfred Morris and London Fletcher makes this whole thing a joke

Bob 0119 wrote:Curiously absent from Pro-Bowl nominations...

Andrew Luck - Can you seriously argue that at this point in time he's better than the three who made it? I had the same curiosity when I read Griffin was the only rookie QB, but no way I put Luck this year above Manning, Brady or Shaub.

Russell Wilson - Ditto, the only candidate for him to replace would have been Griffin and no way do I put Wilson over Griffin.

Doug Martin - Peterson and Lynch, sure. But I'm with you on this one. I'd have put either Martin or Morris in before Gore.

I think this sews up RGIII ROY Award. An NFC East Championship would seal the deal.

Neither Luck nor Wilson will be Division Champions. And Griffin has had the more impressive season in terms of efficiency and versatility.