Rosters Announced!

NFC

Offense
Pos. Starter(s) Reserves
Quarterback Brett Favre, Green Bay (Highlights) Matt Hasselbeck, Seattle (Highlights)
Tony Romo, Dallas (Highlights)
Running back Adrian Peterson, Minnesota (Highlights) Marion Barber, Dallas (Highlights)
Brian Westbrook, Philadelphia (Highlights)
Fullback Tony Richardson, Minnesota
Wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona (Highlights)
Terrell Owens, Dallas (Highlights) Donald Driver, Green Bay (Highlights)
Torry Holt, St. Louis (Highlights)
Tight end Jason Witten, Dallas (Highlights) Chris Cooley, Washington (Highlights)
Tackle Flozell Adams, Dallas
Walter Jones, Seattle Chris Samuels, Washington
Guard Leonard Davis, Dallas
Steve Hutchinson, Minnesota Shawn Andrews, Philadelphia
Center Andre Gurode, Dallas Matt Birk, Minnesota

Defense
Pos. Starter(s) Reserves
Defensive end Aaron Kampman, Green Bay
Patrick Kerney, Seattle (Highlights) Osi Umenyiora, N.Y. Giants (Highlights)
Defensive tackle Kevin Williams, Minnesota (Highlights)
Pat Williams, Minnesota (Highlights) Tommie Harris, Chicago
Outside linebacker Julian Peterson, Seattle (Highlights)
DeMarcus Ware, Dallas (Highlights) Lance Briggs, Chicago (Highlights)
Inside linebacker Lofa Tatupu, Seattle (Highlights) Patrick Willis, San Francisco (Highlights)
Cornerback Al Harris, Green Bay (Highlights)
Marcus Trufant, Seattle (Highlights) Terence Newman, Dallas (Highlights)
Free safety Sean Taylor, Washington (Highlights) Ken Hamlin, Dallas
Strong safety Darren Sharper, Minnesota (Highlights)

Special teams
Pos. Starter(s) Reserves
Punter Andy Lee, San Francisco
Placekicker Nick Folk, Dallas (Highlights)
Kick returner Devin Hester, Chicago (Highlights)
Special teamer Brendon Ayanbadejo, Chicago


AFC

Offense
Pos. Starter(s) Reserves
Quarterback Tom Brady, New England (Highlights) Peyton Manning, Indianapolis (Highlights)
Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh (Highlights)
Running back LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego (Highlights) Joseph Addai, Indianapolis (Highlights)
Willie Parker, Pittsburgh (Highlights)
Fullback Lorenzo Neal, San Diego
Wide receiver Randy Moss, New England (Highlights)
Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis (Highlights) Braylon Edwards, Cleveland (Highlights)
T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Cincinnati (Highlights)
Tight end Antonio Gates, San Diego (Highlights) Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City (Highlights)
Tackle Matt Light, New England
Jason Peters, Buffalo Jonathan Ogden, Baltimore
Guard Alan Faneca, Pittsburgh
Logan Mankins, New England Kris Dielman, San Diego
Center Jeff Saturday, Indianapols Dan Koppen, New England

Defense
Pos. Starter(s) Reserves
Defensive end Jared Allen, Kansas City (Highlights)
Kyle Vanden Bosch, Tennessee (Highlights) Jason Taylor, Miami (Highlights)
Defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth, Tennessee (Highlights)
Vince Wilfork, New England Jamal Williams, San Diego
Outside linebacker James Harrison, Pittsburgh (Highlights)
Mike Vrabel, New England (Highlights) Shawne Merriman, San Diego (Highlights)
Inside linebacker DeMeco Ryans, Houston (Highlights) Ray Lewis, Baltimore (Highlights)
Cornerback Champ Bailey, Denver
Asante Samuel, New England (Highlights) Antonio Cromartie, San Diego (Highlights)
Free safety Ed Reed, Baltimore (Highlights)
Strong safety Bob Sanders, Indianapolis (Highlights) Troy Polamalu, Pittsburgh (Highlights)

Special teams
Pos. Starter(s) Reserves
Punter Shane Lechler, Oakland
Placekicker Rob Bironas, Tennessee (Highlights)
Kick returner Josh Cribbs, Cleveland (Highlights)
Special teamer Kassim Osgood, San Diego (Highlights)

dark days for Rams fans this year, but good for Torry Holt. hes one of the greats. played all year with that bum knee and still put up the same consistent #s he always does.

11 cowboys

though greg ellis certainly deserves it this year. if he cant make it off the numbers he put up this year then he'll more than likely never have a shot.

There are a lot of snubs who come to mind. Fred Taylor, Nick Barnett and Darnell Dockett, who had double the stats of Kevin Williams.

This should be the last year for Ogden (it's a joke he's there anyway) and next year begins the perennial run of selections for Joe Thomas.

fuck, where's Jeff Feagles!

Lance Briggs had a pretty solid year, but Ernie Simms from Detroit was definitely more deserving of the spot.

Other than that, I really didn't give a crap about the most meaningless "all-star" game in professional sports.

the pro bowls a joke.

Fred Taylor should be in.

and Mario Williams should easily be in.

Popularity contest anyway and nobody watches it.

I disagree about Briggs. He missed alot of tackles this year and was a non-factor in many games this year. Tillman had more impact games than he did (and he shouldn't be in either).

I hate that they announce this with 3 games left in the season. It totally ignores the monster game Urlacher had Monday nite (not that he should be in either). But if he was, say, sitting on the fence of whether he should be in or not, it's a big deal to miss a game like that in your evaluation.

I can't believe John Lynch didn't make it again, I was starting to think that he would keep going for decades after he retired.

Matt Light doesn't belong. Fred Taylor should go over Addai, anybody can be a good rusher for the Colts. Mario Williams should be in. There should be more than one FS in the AFC. Kerry Rhodes maybe?

Heh. He shouldn't have made it last year.

I'm depressed but not surprised that Champ was the only Bronco to make it.

off the packers, barnett, clifton, and woodson got the shaft

How Mario Williams didn't make it is beyond me. Maybe folks don't want to admit that the Texans picked the right guy at #1 in '06. As bad as some of these selections are, it's not the travesty that is this year's BCS bowl matchups.

With all due respect to my Boys, Hamlin sucks balls and so does Williams in the current Dallas 'D package; they can hit like mad but can't cover for shit without help. This was a Dallas fan call-in uprising this year, I guess.