NFL Defensive POY -- James Harrison

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To be fair, there are quite a few great defensive players who get held on just about every play.
outofplace said:
Tommy_Dreamer said:
I will say this: Steelers defense w/o Harrison would still be great.


Cowboys defense w/o Ware would not be anywhere near as good as they were for stretches of this season.

This ends the Cowboys fanboi part of your program.

That is one reason I thought Ware was going to get the award, though I think Harrison is the more complete player.

Ware had 84 tackles and six forced fumbles (and actually had more solo tackles than Harrison), so I'd say he's about as well-rounded. What stood out to me was Harrison seemed to make a ton of big plays at crucial times, as did Reed.
 
Trey Beamon said:
Have the Ravens ever tried Reed on offense? As a punt returner?
Earlier this season--I think it might have been the Giants game--the Ravens had Reed return punts.
 
nmmetsfan said:
To be fair, there are quite a few great defensive players who get held on just about every play.
outofplace said:
Tommy_Dreamer said:
I will say this: Steelers defense w/o Harrison would still be great.


Cowboys defense w/o Ware would not be anywhere near as good as they were for stretches of this season.

This ends the Cowboys fanboi part of your program.

That is one reason I thought Ware was going to get the award, though I think Harrison is the more complete player.

Ware had 84 tackles and six forced fumbles (and actually had more solo tackles than Harrison), so I'd say he's about as well-rounded. What stood out to me was Harrison seemed to make a ton of big plays at crucial times, as did Reed.

Harrison had more total tackles despite missing the final game and most of the one before it with a hip injury. He makes more steady plays against the run than Ware, though both had strong cases for the award.
 
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ap-apdefensiveplayer&prov=ap&type=lgns

Harrison is the first undrafted player to ever win the award.
 
Haha, screw the Steelers! PD website headline:

Ohio native wins NFL's defensive player of the year award

Suck on that, Pittsburgh!!
 
TheSportsPredictor said:
Haha, screw the Steelers! PD website headline:

Ohio native wins NFL's defensive player of the year award

Suck on that, Pittsburgh!!

Ohio native also won a Super Bowl a few years back.

I ain't talkin about Chaz Frye either.
 
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TheSportsPredictor said:
Haha, screw the Steelers! PD website headline:

Ohio native wins NFL's defensive player of the year award

Suck on that, Pittsburgh!!

Wow, I never knew that. Only thing that could be worse is you telling me the Steelers' prized quarterback is from Ohio.
 
Oz said:
TheSportsPredictor said:
Haha, screw the Steelers! PD website headline:

Ohio native wins NFL's defensive player of the year award

Suck on that, Pittsburgh!!

Wow, I never knew that. Only thing that could be worse is you telling me the Steelers' prized quarterback is from Ohio.

Oz, it gets worse. I really hate to break this to you. Brace yourself. Chuck Noll is from Cleveland and he played his entire career for the Browns.
 
Don't forget Bill Cowher and his Browns ties and how they were going to lead him back to coach ... ah, never mind.
 
The Steelers drafted some linebacker from Kent State as well. Browns passed on him a couple times so he must have sucked.

Wait, I think he lamented about not being a Brown in his HOF speech.
 
"If I could start my life all over again, I would be a professional football player, and you damn well better believe I would be a Pittsburgh Steeler!"

(I realize 93Devil was joining in with the smart-ass comments. I just couldn't resist posting the quote.)
 

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