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Also, his value extends beyond the playing field because of his ability to lead and motivate his teammates. I would have LaDainian Tomlinson second.
He was the top running back in the league for a span of years. He was capable of dominating games and was clean off the field.
Michael Vick would be third. Vick is a dynamic talent, but his off-field issues would have to factor into the equation. I would take Drew Brees No. Knowing what I know now about Brees, I would take him for this reason: He is a great player at the most important position on the field.
I will say this about L. Michael Vick would be a clear No. Vick does not have the consistency at his position the other two players do. As great as LaDainian Tomlinson was -- he'll always be remembered as one of the best running backs of all time -- he would not be my first selection. His talent, leadership, will to win and overall capacity to make winning plays push him to the top of my list.
Then, with the next pick, it would either be Steve Hutchinson or Michael Vick for me. Brees is a once-in-a-decade player who has been insanely good on the field and also a leader in his community. He is the most valuable overall player in the league right now, and thus, an easy choice here.
Tomlinson is one of the more productive backs the game has ever known, and if you built a solid team around his versatility, you'd have a chance to contend every year. Tomlinson was consistent -- which is precisely why I'd go with Seymour over Vick. Seymour's ability to play outside or inside and command double-teams in the heart of his career is a hair more valuable than the somewhat inconsistent nature of Vick's journey.
There's no question that Vick is more talented than Hutchinson, Reggie Wayne , Casey Hampton, or any of the other great players in that '01 draft. Following his impressive pro day on Wednesday, Pitts made a bold declaration indicative of his confidence level.
Chase Goodbread Original Content Writer. This article has been reproduced in a new format and may be missing content or contain faulty links. Please use the Contact Us link in our site footer to report an issue. Related Content. See all the Action Replay every game all season. Just like in , the Jets defense performed well and was one of the top five defenses for a second year in a row.
With defensive mastermind Rex Ryan leading the team and Defensive Coordinator Mike Pettine, the Jets will likely repeat their success if there is a season. With Darelle Revis at cornerback and Antonio Cromartie will likely be resigned once the lockout is over the Jets will have shutdown cornerbacks for a second year in a row.
With Bart Scott and David Harris leading the way, the linebackers need no further praise. Both bring a lot to the table and are the kind of players Rex Ryan wants for his defensive line, they will definitely be a big help when it comes to putting pressure on opposing quarterbacks. Since the days of Mike Nugent, the Jets have had kicker issues. Last season, the Jets signed former Cowboys kicker Nick Folk. In he made 77 percent of his field goal attempts with a career long kick of 56 yards keep in mind that it was in Denver where the ball travels a lot better.
In some situations, Folk did well like against Indianapolis in the playoffs, but then there are other games like the Browns overtime game where he made two of five, which could have prevented the game from going into overtime. As of right now, Folk is a free agent and his return is unlikely. Drafted in is Shonn Greene.
The Jets traded up to get the Iowa running back in the third round as they saw great potential in him. Williams DET. Carter NYJ. Drake LV. Michel LAR. Singletary BUF. Pollard DAL. Lindsay HOU. Hines IND. Johnson HOU. Mattison MIN. White NE. Coleman NYJ. McKissic WAS. Williams BAL. Penny SEA. Bernard TB. Stevenson NE. Hyde JAC. Williams KC.
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