NFL Pro Bowl Rosters

National Football Conference

Offense

Wide Receivers -- s-Torry Holt, St. Louis; s-Steve Smith, Carolina; Anquan Boldin, Arizona; Donald Driver, Green Bay.

Tackles -- s-Jammal Brown, New Orleans; s-Walter Jones, Seattle; Chris Samuels, Washington.

Guards -- s-Shawn Andrews, Philadelphia; s-Steve Hutchinson, Minnesota; Larry Allen, San Francisco.

Centers -- s-Olin Kreutz, Chicago; Matt Birk, Minnesota.

Tight Ends -- s-Alge Crumpler, Atlanta; Jeremy Shockey, New York.

Quarterbacks -- s-Drew Brees, New Orleans; Marc Bulger, St. Louis; Tony Romo, Dallas.

Running Backs -- s-Frank Gore, San Francisco; Tiki Barber, New York; Steven Jackson, St. Louis.

Fullback -- s-Mack Strong, Seattle.

Defense

Ends -- s-Julius Peppers, Carolina; s-Will Smith, New Orleans; Aaron Kampman, Green Bay.

Interior Linemen -- s-Tommie Harris, Chicago; s-Kevin Williams, Minnesota; Kris Jenkins, Carolina.

Outside Linebackers -- s-Lance Briggs, Chicago; s-DeMarcus Ware, Dallas; Julian Peterson, Seattle.

Inside Linebackers -- s-Brian Urlacher, Chicago; Lofa Tatupu, Seattle.

Cornerbacks -- s-Ronde Barber, Tampa Bay; s-DeAngelo Hall, Atlanta; Lito Sheppard, Philadelphia.

Strong Safeties -- s-Adrian Wilson, Arizona; Roy Williams, Dallas.

Free Safety -- s-Brian Dawkins, Philadelphia.


Specialists

Punter -- Mat McBriar, Dallas.

Placekicker -- Robbie Gould, Chicago.

Kick Return Specialist -- Devin Hester, Chicago.

Special Teamer -- Brendan Ayanbadejo, Chicago.

American Football Conference

Offense

Wide Receivers -- s-Andre Johnson, Houston; s-Chad Johnson, Cincinnati; Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis; Reggie wayne, Indianapolis.

Tackles -- Willie Anderson, Cincinnati; s-Jonathan Ogden, Baltimore; Tarik Green, Indianapolis.

Guards -- s-Alan Faneca, Pittsburgh; s-Will Shields, Kansas City; Brian Waters, Kansas City.

Centers -- s-Jeff Saturday, Indianapolis; Nick Hardwick, San Diego.

Tight Ends -- s-Antonio Gates, San Diego; Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City.

Quarterbacks -- s-Peyton Manning, Indianapolis; Carson Palmer, Cincinnati; Philip Rivers, San Diego.

Running Backs -- s-LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego; Larry Johnson, Kansas City; Willie Parker, Pittsburgh.

Fullback -- s-Lorenzo Neal, San Diego.

Defense

Ends -- s-Aaron Schobel, Buffalo; s-Jason Taylor, Miami; Derrick Burgess, Oakland.

Interior Linemen -- s-Richard Seymour, New England; s-Jamal Williams, San Diego; Casey Hampton, Pittsburgh.

Outside Linebackers -- s-Shawne Merriman, San Diego; s-Adalius Thomas, Baltimore; Terrell Suggs, Baltimore.

Inside Linebackers -- s-Al Wilson, Denver; Zach Thomas, Miami.

Cornerbacks -- s-Champ Bailey, Denver; s-Rasheen Mathis, Jacksonville; Chris McAlister, Baltimore.

Strong Safety -- s-Troy Polamalu, Pittsburgh.

Free Safeties -- s-Ed Reed, Baltimore; John Lynch, Denver.

Specialists

Punter -- Brian Moorman, Buffalo.

Placekicker -- Nate Kaeding, San Diego.

Kick Return Specialist -- Justin Miller, New York.

Special Teamer -- Kassim Osgood, San Diego.

 

Wished Dever had a better showing. We had a good start this season but feel apart about the 5th game.

 

Does Romo making the NFC roster show how bad the quarterback position has been in that conference this season, because as good as he had been, he has only played a little over a handful of games.

 

No, it shows how good Tony Romo is. It's too late for this year but last night I asked my wife for a Tony Romo jersey as a Christimas present next year. :)

 

The best choice of all was NO TO on the roster.

 

He'd figure out a way to mess this up also. Can you believe all his dripped passes this year? Bad attitude + bad performance = unemployed NFL player

 

Yes it does show that. He wouldn't even come close to making the roster in the AFC. The NFC is just a weaker conference right now.

 

While Romo is playing well, I can't think of a single AFC team he'd start for right now. Well...maybe the Raiders, but heck, I could start for the Raiders at QB :)

 

What about these teams?

Cleveland?

Jacksonville?

Houston?

Buffalo?

 

As soon as I hit the send button, Cleveland came to mind. I wouldn't start Romo over Garrard on sight. Maybe Romo and Carr battle, but I don't bench Losman over Romo on sight either.

 

Kind of disappointed Kellen Winslow didn't make it. Even though he's a jerk, he's a talented jerk on a very bad team who is leading the league in receptions.

BTW...I'll take Romo or Gerrard :)

 

I can't stand Winslow. :tongue3:

 

The only current NFL quarterbacks that I would take at the moment over Tony Romo would be Peyton Manning and Carson Palmer.

Looking over the next 8-10 years, though, I would choose Romo over any other quarterback currently in the NFL. I think Romo will be something special in his career.

 

Ken, take the Cowboy colored glasses off for a few mins and come back down to reality.

Romo has looked really good, but it has only been a few games. You cannot put him in that class quite yet.

Remember what the great Jerry Glanville said, the NFL stands for Not For Long. :)

 

Why? :smilewinkgrin:

Merry Christmas to all the Cowboys fans and anti-Cowboys folks alike. :)