LMAO

You are really, really close. Although, I said FBs were tied for last, not HBs tied for 7th. Your DL is too high, and TEs are too low. Other than that, you're within just a few spots at each position.

Here's the order of correlation:

QB
WR
CB
S
T
TE
HB
G
LB
DL
PR
C/FB

I never would have guessed that Pass Rusher would be so low, or that Safety would be so high. The one with a negative correlation is a subset of one of the positions listed above. Any guesses?

In Order:

TE
Guard
Tackle
FB
Converted Safety to CB
White Linebacker
30Yr Old WR


/True Fans

I am surprised by the pass rusher being low, but not the least bit surprised that safety is so high.

I've been saying for a few years now that the safety position has become far more valuable now that it ever has been.

Punter - that's why we refer to Colquitt as MVP.

my top 5 as of now:

1. QB
2. LT
3. Pass Rushing Defensive End
4. Lights Out Middle Linebacker
5. #1 WR

Honorable Mention : Safety - the last line of defense becomes more and more important as Roger And The Do-Gooders continue castrating defenses.

And I saw what Willie Roaf did for our offense for you naysayers at my #2 Left Tackle. and my goodness how i miss it....

Here's my joke answer : #2 Tight End

like Chris Wilson, Dick Vermeil's "Secret Weapon"

as a whole:

Offensive Line and defensive line......the majority of the team. The trenches.

Etc etc.

Flame away, moforukkas

Tier 1:

QB

Tier 2:

passrusher
LT
#1 WR
#1 CB
Cover 2 MLB

Tier 3:

#2 WR
feature RB
4-3 DT
3-4 DE
4-3 MLB
CB

Tier 4:

Slot WR
RT
C
TE
4-3 OLB
SS
FS

Tier 5:

Change of pace RBs
Goal line RBs
OG
backup QB
K
P

Tier 6:

FB
LS
blocking TE
special teamers

Most important

Qb
Pass rushers
Lt
Cb
Wr
S
Dline

In 1970.

And you still needed a HOF QB to win the Super Bowl.

One out of three. How many pro bowl and h o lineman do you need? Surely you're not saying only one. Right?

The Steelers won a few Super Bowls this past decade with a pretty pathetic offensive line. Their defensive line hasn't been "great" since the 70's.

It's really all about the skill players on both sides of the ball and ultimately, the QB.

You could say the same about the Packers as well. The game has changed and continues to change.

niner's?
think about how many number one WR millen took in detroit