All AFC South Team

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Let's make All-Star teams out of all the divisions.

 

There are no formal rules for this. You can mix and match your players to fit any style you would want to play. This is especially true on offense, where I give you the option to choose a 2nd RB, a 2nd TE, or a 3rd WR. What kind of offense do you want to run for your All-Star team?

 

On defense, you can fill out a 3-4 or a 4-3. Or you can do both for fun, but only one could take the field in a hypothetical scenario. Let's get to it!

 

AFC South:

 

Offense:

 

QB:

RB1:

WR1:

WR2:

TE:

Utility player (RB2/TE2/WR3):

 

LT:

LG:

C:

RG:

RT:

 

4-3 defense

 

RDE:

DT:

DT:

LDE:

 

LOLB:

MLB:

ROLB:

 

CB1:

CB2:

CB3:

FS:

SS:

 

3-4 defense

 

DE:

NT:

DE:

 

LOLB:

ILB:

ILB:

ROLB:

 

CB1:

CB2:

FS:

SS:

 

Return Specialist:

Punter:

Kicker:

 

Head Coach:

Offensive Coordinator:

Defensive Coordinator:

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QB: Andrew Luck

RB1: Arian Foster

WR1: DeAndre Hopkins

WR2: T.Y. Hilton

TE: Delanie Walker

Utility player (RB2/TE2/WR3): Julius Thomas

 

LT: Duane Brown

LG: Brandon Brooks(He's a RG, but isn't really any noteworthy LGs I can put here)

C: A.Q. Shipley(I can't even think of a C in the AFC South that I consider all that good..highest rated C on PFF for AFC South is Shipley at +4.5, so him I guess.)

RG: Brandon Linder

RT: Taylor Lewan

 

4-3 defense

 

RDE: Robert Mathis

DT: Jurrell Casey

DT: JJ Watt(I would move him around the line to get the best matchup possible, so this is really just a place holder position for him)

LDE: Jared Odrick

 

LOLB: Zach Brown cause why not be shitty like the entire division is.

MLB: Paul Posluszny

ROLB: Telvin Smith

 

Jacksonville is the only team that runs a 4-3 in this division anymore, and most players fit to play OLB in a 4-3 from the other teams(like Zach Brown from the Titans), I trust about as far as I could throw them. I remember liking the Jags LB play from their two games against the Titans so I just picked them, but for all I know they suck dick. Too lazy to check their PFF ratings. Pos and Avery Williamson are the two options at ILB, IMO, and Pos, while maybe over paid, is at the very least a consistently decent player. Williamson needs more than just 1 year to make it over him.

 

CB1: Vontae Davis

CB2: Jason McCourty

FS: I'm drawing a blank here. So long as it's someone that isn't Michael Griffin

SS: Mike Adams

 

3-4 defense

 

DE: JJ Watt

NT: Vince Wilfork

DE: Jurrell Casey

 

LOLB: Robert Mathis

ILB: Paul Posluszny

ILB: Avery Williamson

ROLB: Brian Orakpo

 

Secondary same as above.

 

Return Specialist: ? I dunno. Dexter McCluster I guess?

Punter: The boss of all bosses, Pat McAfee

Kicker: Adam Vinatieri

 

Head Coach: Chuck Pagano

Offensive Coordinator: Bill O'Brien

Defensive Coordinator: Gus Bradley

 

juses crust the AFC South fuckin sucks.

Edited August 3, 2015 by .AirMcNair.

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Apparently Red Bryant and Geno Hayes aren't even on the Jags anymore, so that's a thing.

 

Made the proper changes.

Edited August 3, 2015 by .AirMcNair.

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AFC South: Oh God Edition

 

 

Offense:

 

QB: Andrew Luck

RB1: Arian Foster

WR1: T.Y. Hilton

WR2: DeAndre Hopkins

TE: Julius Thomas

Utility player (RB2/TE2/WR3): Frank Gore

 

LT: Anthony Castonzo

LG: Andy Levitre

C: Ben Jones

RG: Brandon Brooks

RT: Taylor Lewan

 

4-3 defense

 

RDE: Brian Orakpo

DT: J.J. Watt

DT: Jurrell Casey

LDE: Jadaveon Clowney

 

LOLB: Dan Skuta

MLB: Brian Cushing

ROLB: Wesley Woodyard

 

CB1: Vontae Davis

CB2: Kareem Jackson

FS: Rahim Moore

SS: Jonathan Cyprien

 

3-4 defense

 

DE: Jurrell Casey

NT: Vince Wilfork

DE: J.J. Watt

 

LOLB: Brian Orakpo

ILB: Brian Cushing

ILB: Paul Posluszny

ROLB: Jadaveon Clowney

 

CB1: Vontae Davis

CB2: Kareem Jackson

FS: Rahim Moore

SS: Jonathan Cyprien

 

Return Specialist: Denard Robinson

Punter: Pat McAfee

Kicker: Adam Vinatieri

 

Head Coach: Chuck Pagano

Offensive Coordinator: Bill O'Brien

Defensive Coordinator: Ray Horton

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Offense:

QB: Andrew Luck

RB1: Arian Foster

WR1: TY Hilton

WR2: DeAndre Hopkins

TE: Julius Thomas

Utility player (RB2/TE2/WR3): Kendall Wright

LT: Duane Brown

LG: Jack Mewhort

C: Ben Jones

RG: Chance Warmack

RT: Derrick Newton

Jags are the only team that runs a 4-3, so I'm going with the 3-4

3-4 defense:

DE: JJ Watt

NT: Vince Wilfork

DE: Jurrell Casey

LOLB: Brian Orakpo

ILB: Brian Cushing

ILB: Paul Posluszny

ROLB: Robert Mathis

CB1: Vontae Davis

CB2: Jonathan Joseph

CB3: Jason McCourty

FS: Rahim Moore

SS: Mike Adams

Return Specialist: Phillip Dorsett

Punter: Pat McAfee

Kicker: Adam Vinatieri

Head Coach: Gus Bradley

Offensive Coordinator: Pep Hamilton

Defensive Coordinator: Dick LeBeau

a few comments:

first the breakdown:

Texans: 10 players

Colts: 9 players, 1 coach

Titans: 5 players, 1 coach

Jaguars: 2 players, 1 coach

and the tough calls:

The utility player was a tough call, I considered Andre Johnson and Delanie Walker, who I think would both have been solid choices, but I think Wrights a more dynamic player right now so I went with him (also thought about Gore, but quickly realized 2 RBs wasn't the way to go)

LT was a tough choice, I hadn't really looked at how stacked the division is there but by the end of the year I think you'll be able to make a case for any of the four there

As good as our LTs are, our LGs are that bad, I strongly considered going with two RGs and taking either Linder or Brooks there, but decided to stick with actual positions on the oline

Center was pretty bad too, as evidenced by the fact that I took a guy who's moving inside from guard this year (though he would have been the clear choice at LG if he was staying there)

RG was also a tough choice as there are three good ones in the division, this one may have been a homer pick

RT was also a tough spot to fill, again I thought about using the second LT but wanted to stick with actual positions

On the defense, anyone who does a 4-3 is wrong, the AFC South has three teams that run a 3-4 so that's what the all-division team should be

I went with Posluszny as one of the ILB even though Jacksonville runs a 4-3 I think he could adjust and be at least as good as anyone else in the division (also, he did play in a 3-4 his last year in Buffalo) the homer in me wanted to put Zach Brown, and he might be there by the end of the season, but coming off injury I can't put him there

Corner was tough, I didn't want to leave out McCourty but I couldn't convince myself he's better than Vontae or Joseph, well that got easier with the CB3 slot

the Return spot was tough, nobody's really that good, so I went with Dorsett based on potential

Edited August 3, 2015 by oochymp

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LG: Andy Levitre

 

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Who else is there

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Who else is there

I went with Jack Mewhort, who was serviceable last year as a rookie, otherwise there's not much there, Zane Beadles (Jacksonville) and Levitre (Tennessee) are both overpaid and nearly worthless and Houston's got Xavier Su'a Filo, who started one game as a rookie last year, slated in for the spot after moving Ben Jones to Center

 

you could also choose to pull a RG over there, those options are Chance Warmack, Brandon Brooks, and Brandon Linder, grab any two of those and you've got a decent pair of guards

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Can you guys add a CB3 to your teams as well? I should have put it there originally, since I gave the offense a flex position.

[FartWaffles 1,857]

C: A.Q. Shipley(I can't even think of a C in the AFC South that I consider all that good..highest rated C on PFF for AFC South is Shipley at +4.5, so him I guess.)

Shipley is with the Cardinals now.