Who is the best player in the NFL?
Until someone somehow breaks his streak, it's got to be Ladanian Tomlinson. He was the best player overall in the last NFL season and until this current season concludes no one can really oust his throne.
Who is the nicest and meanest player in the NFL right now and historically?
Ben Roethlisberger is the nicest player ever. he hardly gives any credit to himself. always talks good about his o line, and his team. during a game when a player gets hurt from the other team he is always standing right beside him talking with other players and making sure they are all right. james harrison isnt really mean, he is just real gully and dont like the camera and is all about heart and football. i think ray lewis is evil hahaha he is a beast and will let you know about it. im a steeler fan but do got respect for ray lewis heart and passion when he plays. they dont call him murdering ray lewis for nothing. and i honestly dont think he murdered any one when he was on trial or he was accused of it. i just think he was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
The NFL usually runs a Top 100 Players segment every year. That is usually a pretty good indicator of who the best players are, even though it is fan voted.In my opinion, the best way to see who the best players are is to break it down by position and pick the top 3 or 4 players:QB: Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Drew BreesRB: David Johnson, Le’Veon Bell, Ezekiel ElliotWR: Antonio Brown, Julio Jones, AJ Green, Mike Evans, Odell Beckham Jr.TE: Rob Gronkowski, Jordan Reed, Travis KelceOL: **Honestly, I don’t care; if you care enough, check out the Cowboy’s O’line**Defensive: JJ Watt, Von Miller, Earl Thomas, Richard Sherman, Malcolm Butler, Aaron Donald, Luke Kuechly, Patrick PetersonOf course, some of this is opined. I chose players who have big impacts on their teams, regardless of statistics.
Who is the best nfl player to come out of the 7th round?
This player was not drafted in the 7th round but rather in the 8th round "Larry Brown" of the 1969-1977 Washington Redskins - He was not considered to be great in college and during the preseason of his first NFL season, his coach Vince Lombardi noticed he had problems hearing. Therefore he placed a hearing aid in his helmet. Larry Brown led the NFL in Rushing in 1971.
Top Ten NFL Players?
You're list is garbage sorry... 1.Tom brady= overrated with a good offensive line and a bunch of good receivers, put him on a bad team and we'll see how good he is 2.Randy moss= bunch of lucky catches, usually push offs 3.peyton manning= definitely better than tom brady... 4.LaDainian tomlinson= hes no brian westbrook but hes a decent runningback that could be a good backup for the eagles 5.Adrian peterson= overrated, had 2 great games and everyone jumped on his nuts 6.Terrell owens= you mean terrell crybaby, drop every pass that comes my way, scared to come across the middle owens? 7.Champ Bailey= good player, not a top 10 8.Brian Urlacher= dont care 9.Dwight freeney= good 10. Antonio gates= dont care
I'd say New England out of AFC. They really shored up their defense well through the draft. Houston also looked great. Was a toss-up between Niners and Falcons but losing Grimes for the season is going to KILL Falcons' secondary. Looking at odds (I use sportsbook), Vegas agrees with Niners being the favorite out of NFC (followed by Packers, Bears, Falcons and Eagles)
Bo Jackson ran an unbelievable 4.12 40 at the NFL combine, the fastest ever recorded there (Darryl Green reportedly ran a 4.09 at Redskins training camp). And Bob Hayes had the world record for the 100m dash in 1964, so he was not just the fastest in the NFL at the time, but the fastest in the world.Currently, Ike Taylor, CB for the Steelers has been clocked at 4.18. Michael Vick at 4.25 is the fastest QB, and Chris Johnson at 4.24 is the fastest RB.
I'd have to go with Jimmy Graham of the Saints. It's really close between him and Rob Gronkowski of the Patriots, but health matters, and until Gronk shows he's 100%, you have to go with Graham.