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I entered yesterday at the NFL site and saw the vote to know who was the best defender in the league.
I voted for Quinn, of course, and saw the results: First JJ WATT, second Sherman, Kuechly was third, and finally Quinn with 3% of the votes.

Today I went back to the site and the vote was still there, I voted in Quinn again and to my surprise.. !!
check this out ...

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Can someone explain to me what happens to this site?
at least we're winning, haha
 
Oh and I don't know if this is the accompanying article or just a coincidence:

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap20...fender-jj-watt-richard-sherman-top-discussion

Following Wednesday night's episode of "The Top 100 Players of 2014" on NFL Network, there are just 20 names left to be revealed. Here's what we know: Six defensive players remain in play, but only one has been voted into the top 10. So who do you think most deserves that top-10 distinction?

In other words, who should be the top-ranked defender in "The Top 100 Players of 2014?"

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  • Gregg Rosenthal@greggrosenthal
  • Don't punish Watt for Texans' 2013 shortcomings
    J.J. Watt should be the top defensive player on the list, and it's not that close. I'm trying to think of which other players would be in the conversation. The only advantage Richard Sherman has over Watt: his P.R. department, spearheaded by public-relations maven Richard Sherman. Even the Seattle Seahawks value Earl Thomas over Sherman. Robert Quinn had a great season with the Rams, but Watt is more clearly a great player. He shouldn't be punished for theTexans' bad roster and bad luck last year.
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  • Charley Casserly@CharleyCasserly
  • Sherman's at the top, but it's a tough call
    There are a number of quality defensive players still to be ranked, but my choice for best defensive player is Richard Sherman -- though it wasn't an easy decision. The All-Pro corner had another tremendous campaign last year, leading the NFL with eight interceptions and breaking up 18 passes.

    I chose him over the other players remaining for the following reasons: 1) He is the best defensive player on the best defense in the NFL; 2) He is a corner who consistently takes away one side of the field; 3) He plays perfectly in the Seattle system; and 4) He is a physical corner with great size (6-foot-3, 195 pounds), which is what they want from players at the position.
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  • Chris Wesseling@ChrisWesseling
  • Watt has posted the single best season ever by a D-lineman
    I was fine with another player (namely, Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly) winning the 2013 Defensive Player of the Year award, because the Texans didn't play one game that mattered after Thanksgiving, but J.J. Watt is this generation's dominant defensive force. His ridiculous 2012 season was the best I've ever seen by a defensive lineman -- and that includes Reggie White and Bruce Smith. Watt is in a league of his own, which leaves only one correct answer to this debate.
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  • Dan Hanzus@DanHanzus
  • Something's very wrong if Watt isn't in his rightful spot
    If J.J. Watt is not in the top 10 of "The Top 100 Players of 2014" list, there can only be two options: 1) "The Top 100 Players of 2014" program is immediately discontinued and all copies are destroyed, or 2) We take the voting out of the players' hands, because it is exceedingly clear that the players can't have nice things.

    Statistically speaking, J.J. Watt is on pace to be the greatest defensive lineman in the history of the NFL. He dominates when his team is good. He dominates when his team is bad. You know that thing about who wins when The Unstoppable Force meets The Immovable Object? J.J. Watt is what would happen if The Unstoppable Force and The Immovable Object met at a bar, fell in love, then had a kid.
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  • Bucky Brooks@BuckyBrooks
  • All Kuechly does is tackle and make disruptive plays
    There are a lot of talented defensive players deserving recognition near the top of the list, but Luke Kuechly is my choice. The third-year pro has been a dominant force since entering the league, earning the Defensive Rookie of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year awards in back-to-back seasons.

    From a production standpoint, Kuechly is a tackling machine, compiling 150-plus tackles in each season, along with a host of disruptive plays (three sacks and six interceptions) that reflect his playmaking ability in the middle of thePanthers' defense. Factor in Kuechly's impressive instincts, awareness and motor, and there's no doubt in my mind that he deserves to be the top-ranked defender.
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  • Elliot Harrison@HarrisonNFL
  • Watt was outstanding, even in a 'down' year
    It has to be J.J. Watt. He is widely considered the best overall defensive player in the NFL, much less at his position. Watt can play inside or outside on the line and be disruptive. Frankly, he is a mismatch for any offensive lineman in the league. He plays the run very well, and even in a "down" year last season, he had 10.5 sacks -- outstanding productivity for a 3-4 defensive end.

    At some point, Darrelle Revis could reclaim the top spot, but he has something to prove this season in New England.






Surprised they even put Quinn as an option in the poll.
 
Had to see if for myself, lol. Holy shit people are starting to recognize greatness!
 
Just voted. This is awesome, finally a member of the Rams is getting the credit he deserves. Robert Quinn was the best player in the NFL last year by a wide margin, and I only see him getting better.
 
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But don't you guys understand that the NFL writers are basing this on how good the player is AND how good the team is? I mean, the Texans had a much better season last year than the Rams. . . . .
 
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just voted, 53% still.

someone show this to Quinn on twitter to pump him up even more for next year (y)
 
HE WITH HORNS said:
But don't you guys understand that the NFL writers are basing this on how good the player is AND how good the team is? I mean, the Texans had a much better season last year than the Rams. . . . .
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I know right, makes no sense. Quinn did better then Watt and the Rams did better than the Texans.
 
Stop it guys or we're gonna go broke when we have to resign him! Keep voting for Sherman!
 
Bluesy said:
Stop it guys or we're gonna go broke when we have to resign him! Keep voting for Sherman!
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I highly doubt a random NFL.com poll at the bottom of there site is going to effect how much Quinn gets paid.
or was your post suppose to be in blue? :snicker:
 
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