Which 5 Will have the best Season?

Who will perform the best?

  • Donovan McNabb

    Votes: 7 9.7%
  • Marqueis Gray

    Votes: 60 83.3%
  • Channel 5

    Votes: 3 4.2%
  • Johnny Johnson

    Votes: 2 2.8%

  • Total voters
    72

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Not who will get the most ink.
 

Wasn't Johnny Johnson the guy who got lost in the North woods about a decade ago?!
 


Me personally.....I will go with the guy on his way to the HOF

I know this is a gopher site.......but come on, 99%?
 



Did you watch him last year? McNabb's had a pretty good career, but I don't know that he's a hall of famer.

I'm not posting this pro or con, just for discussion:

From Pro Football Reference:

Similar players ([from the site]football stats just aren't descriptive enough to capture players' styles. So we have settled for a method that attempts to find players whose careers were similar in terms of quality and shape. By shape, we mean things like: how many years did he play? how good were his best years, compared to his worst years? did he have a few great years and then several mediocre years, or did he have many good-but-not-great years?)

Career Mark Brunell, Steve McNair, Terry Bradshaw*, Jim Kelly*, Troy Aikman*, Boomer Esiason, Roger Staubach*, Drew Bledsoe, Ken Stabler, Bob Griese*

No indication on the page what the * means, but I left them in there.
 

Channel 5 hands down. The female talent is off the charts:

<img src="http://www.vita.mn/images/tab/lol11/leahMclean.jpg"/>

Jennifer Copeland
<img src="http://www.tvcontract.com/anchors-july11/jen-copeland.jpg"/>

Jessica Miles
<img src="http://kstp.com/kstpImages/repository/2010-11/jessica_miles.jpg"/>

Rebecca Wood and Vineeta Sawkar
<img src="http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSqXqFjnt-_QSaJcQrRCWZaZ9i2DKoTQID6A10OnxPsXe_zEDFv4g"/>

Megan Newquist
<img src="http://profile.ak.fbcdn.net/hprofile-ak-snc4/41816_110884095627716_2722_n.jpg"/>

and the hottest of them all

Joy Lim Nakrin
<img src="http://profile.ak.fbcdn.net/hprofile-ak-snc4/186107_613755395_3946050_n.jpg"/>
 

I'm not posting this pro or con, just for discussion:

From Pro Football Reference:

Similar players ([from the site]football stats just aren't descriptive enough to capture players' styles. So we have settled for a method that attempts to find players whose careers were similar in terms of quality and shape. By shape, we mean things like: how many years did he play? how good were his best years, compared to his worst years? did he have a few great years and then several mediocre years, or did he have many good-but-not-great years?)

Career Mark Brunell, Steve McNair, Terry Bradshaw*, Jim Kelly*, Troy Aikman*, Boomer Esiason, Roger Staubach*, Drew Bledsoe, Ken Stabler, Bob Griese


No indication on the page what the * means, but I left them in there.

The asterisks indicates in the Hall of Fame. DM won't be a 1st year entry, but he will get in. Especially if he has a rebound year this season. Since he has been in the NFL his career has been better than Farves, if he wins with this team after Farve didn't last year, right or wrong comparisons will made. Plus it will show that his career wasn't all Andy Reid.
 




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They got nothing on Univision yo.
 

As much as I think McNabb will have a solid year, I just think Marqueis Gray will have a better one. I'm still not sold on the Vikings this year, too many questions and our division isn't so soft anymore. Packers are Champs, Bears got close and even the Lions are on the up and up with some big weapons.
 





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