2022 NFL All-Pro Teams Announced

[Brand J]

18 minutes ago, dave mcbride said:

Better QB rating. Far fewer turnovers (fewer INTs, fewer fumbles). Better completion pct. Better YPA. These are key categories, particularly YPA. And one of the reasons his ypc was lower is because he had so many touchdowns (touchdown runs lower the yards you would have gained if the EZ line wasn't there). 

Anyway, as I mention in my thread below, Allen and Hurts were deemed by PFR to tie for the league lead in approximate value. He was entirely deserving. Allen was deserving too, but I have no issue with Hurts getting it given JA's propensity for red zone turnovers this season. It was a problem.  

And not just the red zone, but Allen had some of the worst INTs this season that I’ve ever seen from him. And I’ve watched every snap he’s taken dating back to when he replaced Peterman in the Baltimore game. Too many times he threw the ball directly to a defender, just some head scratching decisions.

[Mark92]

When healthy this defense is insane.  The only flaw is that 2nd CB.  Really happy for Milano, well deserved.  

[GunnerBill]

51 minutes ago, Robert Paulson said:

the fumbles too-he's actually not that far off from everyone else in interceptions 

 

Think he leads the league in giveaways by a single player. I don't think Josh was an all-pro this year. He wasn't one of the best two Quarterbacks in football. He IS one of the best two Quarterbacks in football.... but you have to judge these things year by year on what they put on the field and while Josh still had incredible highs he had too many bonehead mistakes. 

 

Huge congrats to Matt Milano. Well deserved. And Stef is Stef. Shock to nobody. Surprised Tremaine didn't get more than 2 votes. 

[StHustle]

If they had a 3rd team we All Pro these Bills woulda made it:

 

Josh Allen - QB

Jordan Poyer - S

Nyheim Hines - KR

[GunnerBill]

41 minutes ago, Coach Tuesday said:

Milano’s contract was a steal.

 

And we can continue to restructure it too. Was fantastic deal in terms of value and structure. 

[Big C]

Congrats to Milano, though I also thought Tremaine deserved more votes. At the same time I wouldn’t  have voted him over the guys that made it.

 

I think the results and how many Bills were represented is accurate. Didn’t have a lot of truly dominant players this year but as a team we have played well. 

[TheBrownBear]

34 minutes ago, dave mcbride said:

Better QB rating. Far fewer turnovers (fewer INTs, fewer fumbles). Better completion pct. Better YPA. These are key categories, particularly YPA. And one of the reasons his ypc was lower is because he had so many touchdowns (touchdown runs lower the yards you would have gained if the EZ line wasn't there). 

Anyway, as I mention in my thread below, Allen and Hurts were deemed by PFR to tie for the league lead in approximate value. He was entirely deserving. Allen was deserving too, but I have no issue with Hurts getting it given JA's propensity for red zone turnovers this season. It was a problem.  

Hurts had a great year, no doubt.  You can definitely make an argument for him based on the numbers.  I just think he really benefitted from having a very weak schedule and a much stronger supporting cast than Josh, but that's not Hurts' fault.    

[GunnerBill]

1 minute ago, Big C said:

Congrats to Milano, though I also thought Tremaine deserved more votes. At the same time I wouldn’t  have voted him over the guys that made it.

 

I think the results and how many Bills were represented is accurate. Didn’t have a lot of truly dominant players this year but as a team we have played well. 

 

It's a fair point on Edmunds. Fred Warner was the lockiest of locks.... and Roquan Smith has transformed the Ravens defense.... so those two were probably a given. 

[716]

3 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

 

Think he leads the league in giveaways by a single player. I don't think Josh was an all-pro this year. He wasn't one of the best two Quarterbacks in football. He IS one of the best two Quarterbacks in football.... but you have to judge these things year by year on what they put on the field and while Josh still had incredible highs he had too many bonehead mistakes. 

 

Huge congrats to Matt Milano. Well deserved. And Stef is Stef. Shock to nobody. Surprised Tremaine didn't get more than 2 votes. 

This. Josh led the league in total turnovers (19) AND redzone int's w/5 - Two more in total than Cousins (next full time starter on the list) who played one more game. Josh also had 13 fumbles, 5 lost w/ 1 lost in the RZ. 

 

I'm ok with Hurts getting it over Allen. Still wouldn't trade Josh! 

[AuntieEm]

1 hour ago, JayBaller10 said:

Congrats to Matt Milano, well deserved. 
 

EDIT: Also, it’s a bit concerning for a potential BUF vs PHI matchup that Philly has 4/5 OL who received multiple All Pro votes, either first or second team.

 

    The fact that a less talented QB as Jaken Hurts versus Allen tells me that if we gave Josh an 4/5 all pro line then the Bills would easily be threatening the 72  Dolphins  only undefeated season each year Josh plays behind it.  OL upgrades will pay biggest return for the team. 

[Mr. WEO]

1 hour ago, dave mcbride said:

Better QB rating. Far fewer turnovers (fewer INTs, fewer fumbles). Better completion pct. Better YPA. These are key categories, particularly YPA. And one of the reasons his ypc was lower is because he had so many touchdowns (touchdown runs lower the yards you would have gained if the EZ line wasn't there). 

Anyway, as I mention in my thread below, Allen and Hurts were deemed by PFR to tie for the league lead in approximate value. He was entirely deserving. Allen was deserving too, but I have no issue with Hurts getting it given JA's propensity for red zone turnovers this season. It was a problem.  

 

I guess if you are down to YPA, AV, and a tiny advantage in completion % and the fact that his OC prefers him to run on short and goal to go.....Iyou can keep all that.

 

I'd give it to the guy who was the better passer, runner and scored more points and generated more Offense. 

[dave mcbride]

2 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

I guess if you are down to YPA, AV, and a tiny advantage in completion % and the fact that his OC prefers him to run on short and goal to go.....Iyou can keep all that.

 

I'd give it to the guy who was the better passer, runner and scored more points and generated more Offense. 

I'd take Allen over Hurts, no doubt. The ceiling is way higher. But Hurts did have a really terrific season this year. There were few more down on Hurts than me a year / year and a half ago. He really got better in a way I didn't think possible. 

[SirAndrew]

24 minutes ago, AuntieEm said:

 

    The fact that a less talented QB as Jaken Hurts versus Allen tells me that if we gave Josh an 4/5 all pro line then the Bills would easily be threatening the 72  Dolphins  only undefeated season each year Josh plays behind it.  OL upgrades will pay biggest return for the team. 

Yes, I have no problem with Hurts All-Pro selection, because the results were there. I’m still not sold on Hurts being an elite QB a decade from now. Everything fell into place for Hurts to be successful this year. I know a lot disagree with my take on him, but I don’t think anyone would take Hurts over Allen. It’s fair to say that Allen isn’t going to impress the critics with his turnovers, but Bills fans should know better. Allen makes plays that no one on earth is capable of, and it really lessens the sting of the turnovers in my opinion. The turnovers would improve greatly if he had a better supporting case as well. 

[Mr. WEO]

1 hour ago, GunnerBill said:

 

Think he leads the league in giveaways by a single player. I don't think Josh was an all-pro this year. He wasn't one of the best two Quarterbacks in football. He IS one of the best two Quarterbacks in football.... but you have to judge these things year by year on what they put on the field and while Josh still had incredible highs he had too many bonehead mistakes. 

 

Huge congrats to Matt Milano. Well deserved. And Stef is Stef. Shock to nobody. Surprised Tremaine didn't get more than 2 votes. 

 

If Hurts doesn't run for 13 TDs, he doesn't get the AP.  

8 minutes ago, dave mcbride said:

I'd take Allen over Hurts, no doubt. The ceiling is way higher. But Hurts did have a really terrific season this year. There were few more down on Hurts than me a year / year and a half ago. He really got better in a way I didn't think possible. 

 

no question he got better--I did acknowledge this was a great year for him.

[RocCityRoller]

2 hours ago, Mr. WEO said:

So there are 50 voters.  They are each allowed to vote for 2 players per position (1st team and 2nd team, I assume).  1st team tally for QB, RB, TE, LT, LG, RG, RT, C all equal 50.  Makes sense.

 

Yet for WR there were 150 1st place votes by 50 voters.   Edge rusher produced 100 1st place votes. Interior lineman got 100 1st place votes cast. LBs received 150 1st place votes, etc.

 

seems weird. how do 50 people give 50 1st place votes to Jefferson and 47 1st place votes to Hill, and then still have 43 more 1st place votes to doll out at WR for example.

The voting changed this year. As I understand it:

 

Think of it as 50 writers filling out 2 sets of depth charts. 1 x 1st team depth chart (Offense/ Defense/ ST) and 1 x second team depth chart (Offense/Defense/ST)

So each media person would choose 1 QB, 1 RB, 3 WR, 1 TE, 1 LT, 1 LG, 1 C, 1 RG, 1 RT etc etc to fill out their '1st place team'.

Then they fill out a second depth chart for their second place team

 

PS congrats to Matt Milano! Stud LB

Edited January 13, 2023 by RocCityRoller

[HappyDays]

Wow 2 votes for Edmunds. One vote for every year he's been alive.

[AuntieEm]

20 minutes ago, SirAndrew said:

Yes, I have no problem with Hurts All-Pro selection, because the results were there. I’m still not sold on Hurts being an elite QB a decade from now. Everything fell into place for Hurts to be successful this year. I know a lot disagree with my take on him, but I don’t think anyone would take Hurts over Allen. It’s fair to say that Allen isn’t going to impress the critics with his turnovers, but Bills fans should know better. Allen makes plays that no one on earth is capable of, and it really lessens the sting of the turnovers in my opinion. The turnovers would improve greatly if he had a better supporting case as well. 

 

 

   Oh no doubt Jalen Hurts played well but then he wasn't behind a poor line.  If he got less protection how would his production be effected.  Would he be as clutch as Josh has been at times, possibly but I can be fairly sure that his ints and fumbles would rise as well and he'd not look as capable. Whereas Josh behind a wall untouched -- oh my that would be some major epic games.  

 

 

 

 

[HappyDays]

2 hours ago, FireChans said:

We don't talk about it but the Bills got sneaky lucky that he was banged up in 2020 and battling that hamstring.  Probably drove down his value a decent bit and he returned to form just after that year.

 

Yup funny how that works. The Bengals got a top 3 WR because Joe Burrow tore his ACL.

[BRH]

The Edmunds hate is a joke.  We saw what happened when he was out of the lineup.

 

Milano is 100% deserving, but both of our linebackers are elite and, when both are healthy, greater than the sum of their parts.  Almost like Poyer and Hyde.

[BRH]

2 hours ago, JayBaller10 said:

Congrats to Matt Milano, well deserved. 
 

EDIT: Also, it’s a bit concerning for a potential BUF vs PHI matchup that Philly has 4/5 OL who received multiple All Pro votes, either first or second team.

 

The most important players on that line are Jason Kelce and Lane Johnson, and they make the others look better (i.e., good enough to get votes).  Johnson missed the last two games of the regular season and is going to try to play in the playoffs with a torn adductor.  We'll see how that goes.