Vote for DJ Rookie of the Week

[nascher]

http://www.nfl.com/rookies/vote

lol R.Brown 45% ???

[Imon Yourside]

DJ #1 now, must have been like 10 votes when i voted the 1st time.

EDITED****

WTF? that poll is fudged up, it's a different % evertime i vote, the 2nd time i voted DJ was the leader at 58%, then last time i voted he was last at 2%?

[htismaqe]

No way does Brown deserve it. If it goes to a rook RB, it should be Cadillac...

[jAZ]

Yeah, it's only at 74 right now.

[jspchief]

Cadillac and DJ are the only two guys that should be in the running.

[htismaqe]

I vote for DJ, but Cadillac is way in the lead (50 percentage points)

[Kyle401]

Caddy 40%

DJ 33%

After my vote. I would like DJ to win this, but Caddy will get the popular vote because he is an offensive player.

[SPchief]

There has only been 100 votes so far

[Imon Yourside]

you can vote up to 10 times, so get er done!

[ArrowheadHawk]

offensive player will win out. wait till dj has a better game :)

[htismaqe]

Cadillac - 52%
Brown - 33%
DJ - 8%

[htismaqe]

The poll is screwed.

I voted twice just now. The first time it showed 81 total votes. The 2nd time it showed only 53.

[htismaqe]

HAHA!

I voted 5 times. It went from 150 total votes to 145, to 140, to 135, to 130.

[Delano]

There have only been 146 votes at this point and DJ is second behind Cadillac by about 15 or so votes.

We can do this.

[CHIEFSFAN_NY]

you can vote up to 10 times, so get er done!

I've voted more than 10x :hmmm:

[htismaqe]

I've voted more than 10x :hmmm:

Me too.

I just voted and Williams was at 49% with DJ at 29%...155 total votes.

I then voted again right away and Williams was at 40% with DJ at 37%...155 total votes.

[Saulbadguy]

Hell, i've got nothing better to do. Time to vote.

[Kyle401]

DJ in the lead 41% to 38%!!!

[chefsos]

DJ still trails 43-32%, 150 votes. I think I've reached the limit.

These numbers are crazy. Fraud!

[Mecca]

If you clear your cache....... the site doesn't read you as voting before. That's a nice little trick if you want to vote alot.

[HolmeZz]

You can keep re-voting. That's what I'm doing. :)

[carlos3652]

Voted 22 times, I think after 10 it doesnt matter... It was @
Williams 40%
DJ 37%

When I started, now its at

Derrick O. Johnson 38%
Carnell Williams 38%
Ronnie Brown 15%
Matt Jones 6%
Odell Thurman 2%
VOTES 182

[carlos3652]

Its messed up, I deleated my internet cookies and files, and now it shows as 150 votes...

[bkkcoh]

Derrick O. Johnson 38%
Carnell Williams 38%
Ronnie Brown 15%
Matt Jones 6%
Odell Thurman 2%
VOTES 183

[carlos3652]

Results
Derrick O. Johnson 39%
Carnell Williams 38%
Ronnie Brown 17%
Matt Jones 4%
Odell Thurman 1%
VOTES 161

[HemiEd]

Did my 5, 171 votes so far. DJ 41% Williams 38%

[Dunit35]

VOTE PEOPLE.....

[chefsos]

??? Am I in a different universe?


Carnell Williams 45%
Derrick O. Johnson 31%
Ronnie Brown 19%
Matt Jones 3%
Odell Thurman 2%
VOTES 162

[htismaqe]

I'm telling you right now, the numbers you are seeing are not accurate. Their little applet is screwed up.

[vailpass]

Carnell Williams 37%
Derrick O. Johnson 26%
Ronnie Brown 26%
Matt Jones 10%
Odell Thurman 1%
VOTES 198

[StcChief]

This is Chicago voting.

Vote early and often.

[Bob Dole]

DJ doesn't stand a chance with All-World Matt Jones in the poll.

[ct]

Results
Derrick O. Johnson 41%
Carnell Williams 34%
Ronnie Brown 18%
Matt Jones 6%
Odell Thurman 1%
VOTES 215

[Saulbadguy]

Results
Derrick O. Johnson 41%
Carnell Williams 34%
Ronnie Brown 18%
Matt Jones 6%
Odell Thurman 1%
VOTES 215
ROFL

Carnell Williams 39%
Derrick O. Johnson 25%
Ronnie Brown 22%
Matt Jones 11%
Odell Thurman 3%
VOTES 218

What a piece of crap.

[ct]

Results
Derrick O. Johnson 44%
Carnell Williams 33%
Ronnie Brown 17%
Matt Jones 6%
Odell Thurman 1%
VOTES 238

Looks like the vote tally keeps goin, but not reflecting for DJ anymore. Perhaps my last few are not valid votes and discounted.

[ct]

ROFL

Carnell Williams 39%
Derrick O. Johnson 25%
Ronnie Brown 22%
Matt Jones 11%
Odell Thurman 3%
VOTES 218

What a piece of crap.

That's pretty funny!

[chefsos]

Carnell Williams 42%
Derrick O. Johnson 37%
Ronnie Brown 15%
Matt Jones 4%
Odell Thurman 3%
VOTES 250

:shrug:

[nascher]

vote on !!!

[Bob Dole]

Like Parker said: something ain't right.

Carnell Williams 35%
Ronnie Brown 26%
Derrick O. Johnson 25%
Matt Jones 11%
Odell Thurman 3%
VOTES 298

[Bob Dole]

Like Parker said: something ain't right.

Carnell Williams 35%
Ronnie Brown 26%
Derrick O. Johnson 25%
Matt Jones 11%
Odell Thurman 3%
VOTES 298

Followed by:

Derrick O. Johnson 38%
Carnell Williams 36%
Ronnie Brown 18%
Matt Jones 6%
Odell Thurman 2%
VOTES 244

[DaKCMan AP]

Results
Derrick Johnson 39%
Carnell Williams 39%
Ronnie Brown 11%
Matt Jones 8%
Odell Thurman 3%
VOTES 359

[Imon Yourside]

I told you guys at the beginning it was all fugged up, the more you vote the lower the vote total goes and the farther DJ gets behind WTF?


anyways since this was bumped i'll go vote again even though i already voted about 20 times.


Lets see DJ was up 39% to 27% on 1 vote with 302 votes, next count DJ is behind 29% to 36% with 340 total votes. jacked up!

[Bob Dole]

This poll is over rated.

Carnell Williams 40%
Derrick O. Johnson 35%
Ronnie Brown 15%
Matt Jones 8%
Odell Thurman 1%
VOTES 272

Maybe the FedEx Ground poll on NFL.com will work better for that other Johnson guy.

http://www.nfl.com/partners/fedex

[teedubya]

Carnell Williams 40%
Derrick O. Johnson 28%
Ronnie Brown 18%
Matt Jones 7%
Odell Thurman 7%
VOTES 229

[teedubya]

Carnell Williams 36%
Derrick O. Johnson 32%
Ronnie Brown 14%
Matt Jones 12%
Odell Thurman 6%
VOTES 304

[teedubya]

Carnell Williams 46%
Derrick O. Johnson 31%
Ronnie Brown 12%
Matt Jones 10%
Odell Thurman 1%
VOTES 220

[ChiefsCountry]

I just voted, Derrick O. Johnson in the lead with 39%. Got love the planet, we screw any vote in our favor.

[chefsos]

Derrick O. Johnson 42%
Carnell Williams 39%
Ronnie Brown 14%
Matt Jones 4%
Odell Thurman 2%
VOTES 329

CBS is geeking this poll up. Call in RainMan.

[saturnknts]

voted my 10 times.

dj went up 3% and was in the lead again when i finished.

[Mile High Mania]

Currently it is...

38% Caddy
35% DJ

[tommykat]

I just voted......DJ up to 40% now....:D

[Mile High Mania]

I just voted......DJ up to 40% now....:D

Had to vote for that Jones kid...

Results
Carnell Williams 38%
Derrick O. Johnson 35%
Ronnie Brown 14%
Matt Jones 10%
Odell Thurman 3%
VOTES 225

[Fairplay]

DJ's ahead but just barely.

I challenge any other Chiefs fan to vote a few times.


Look at Carnell Williams stats going against DJ.

Carried 27 times for 57 yards.


Hardly impressive.

[HolmeZz]

Carnell carried 27 times for 140+ yards.

70 of them coming on one run though.

[Bwana]

Done

[Mile High Mania]

Carnell carried 27 times for 140+ yards.

70 of them coming on one run though.

And, that's a bad thing? LJ only had 9 carries for 110, right with 35 on 1 carry? What's the difference, yards are yards... they break off long ones and sometimes they're stuffed. Carnell did pretty damn good for his first NFL start on the road.

[HolmeZz]

And, that's a bad thing? LJ only had 9 carries for 110, right with 35 on 1 carry? What's the difference, yards are yards... they break off long ones and sometimes they're stuffed. Carnell did pretty damn good for his first NFL start on the road.

I was getting across the point that he ran for about 70 yards on his other 26 carries, which is bad.

[Mile High Mania]

I was getting across the point that he ran for about 70 yards on his other 26 carries, which is bad.

Well, the only thing I'll say is that had LJ received 27 carries aside from the 9... there's a pretty solid chance that he would have fell a few yards below the 12 yard or so average he had on Sunday. That's all.

[Eleazar]

The case could be made for Cadillac.

Those two were parts of the biggest stories of the week in the NFL (that happened during the games). The Chiefs smash the Jets, the Vikings lay an egg against Tampa. DJ was the leading tackler and forced a fumble in one game, Williams was the offensive force in the other.

Which one was more integral to their team's win? Well, as bad as the Jets looked, without DJ we probably still win easily. With Michael Pittman toting the rock for the Bucs, I don't know if you can say that, but I didn't see that game.

I'll still vote for DJ just for homerific goodness.

[chefsos]

The case could be made for Cadillac.

Those two were parts of the biggest stories of the week in the NFL (that happened during the games). The Chiefs smash the Jets, the Vikings lay an egg against Tampa. DJ was the leading tackler and forced a fumble in one game, Williams was the offensive force in the other.

Which one was more integral to their team's win? Well, as bad as the Jets looked, without DJ we probably still win easily. With Michael Pittman toting the rock for the Bucs, I don't know if you can say that, but I didn't see that game.

I'll still vote for DJ just for homerific goodness.

That's right. This is all about stuffing the ballot box. We'll consider the facts later.

[HolmeZz]

Well, the only thing I'll say is that had LJ received 27 carries aside from the 9... there's a pretty solid chance that he would have fell a few yards below the 12 yard or so average he had on Sunday. That's all.

Alright, but why are we talking about Larry anyway? :shrug:

[wazu]

This site is a powerful force for good.

[Tribal Warfare]

Where's the damn voting section ? I clicked DJ's name, and then I was taken to his player page.

[Delano]

Where's the damn voting section ? I clicked DJ's name, and then I was taken to his player page.

Umm... click "Make your vote here" or something like that. It brings up a pop-up where you can vote.

[KCFalcon59]

And, that's a bad thing? LJ only had 9 carries for 110, right with 35 on 1 carry? What's the difference, yards are yards... they break off long ones and sometimes they're stuffed. Carnell did pretty damn good for his first NFL start on the road.

Take away that 35 yard run and he still avg 9.3 yds per carry. Not taking anything away from williams.

[nascher]

now it seems to work

Odell Thurman 39%
Carnell Williams 27%
Derrick O. Johnson 17%
Matt Jones 10%
Ronnie Brown 6%
VOTES 6268

go and vote !!!

[htismaqe]

Why the **** is Odell Thurman leading?

[StcChief]

DJ is down to 16%. It's rigged.

[mnchiefsguy]

Gotta be rigged...I have voted like 30 times...Odell Thurman's fan club can't be that big, can it?

[philfree]

Apparently I'm a dumb ass because I can't figure out how to vote. I don't see anything that says "Make Your Vote". Where the hell is it?

PhilFree:arrow:

[tommykat]

How did LJ go from 48% to 14%??? :cuss::cuss: Well, we know it is rigged for sure now! FAULKERS!

[philfree]

How did LJ go from 48% to 14%??? :cuss::cuss: Well, we know it is rigged for sure now! FAULKERS!

I guess because dumb Chiefs fans like me never could figure out how to vote. The rest must be as dumb as me though because no one lead me to the voting booth. And it's DJ not LJ young lady.........How the hell are yuh?

PhilFree:arrow:

[milkman]

Apparently I'm a dumb ass because I can't figure out how to vote. I don't see anything that says "Make Your Vote". Where the hell is it?

PhilFree:arrow:
http://www.sportsline.com/images/ads/sponsors/click-here-button_pepsi.gif

This is right above the line that reads;

Week one nominees.

[Woody Paige]

Where the hell is the Maurice Clarrett option?

[philfree]

http://www.sportsline.com/images/ads/sponsors/click-here-button_pepsi.gif

This is right above the line that reads;

Week one nominees.

I still don't see it.

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Rookie of the Week



NEW YORK (Sept. 13, 2005) -- Running back RONNIE BROWN of the Miami Dolphins, linebacker DERRICK JOHNSON of the Kansas City Chiefs, wide receiver MATT JONES of the Jacksonville Jaguars, linebacker ODELL THURMAN of the Cincinnati Bengals and running back CARNELL WILLIAMS of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are the finalists for DIET PEPSI NFL ROOKIE OF THE WEEK honors for games played on September 8-12, the NFL announced today.

Fans can vote for one of these five players on NFL.com beginning Tuesday morning and ending on Thursday to determine the DIET PEPSI NFL ROOKIE OF THE WEEK. The DIET PEPSI NFL ROOKIE OF THE WEEK will be announced Thursday afternoon on NFL.com.

After the regular season, five players will be nominated for Diet Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Year honors. Fans can vote for the winner on NFL.com throughout the month of January. The winner will be announced at a press conference at Super Bowl XL in Detroit.

This is Pepsi’s fourth year as the official soft drink sponsor of the NFL and the first year that Diet Pepsi will present the NFL Rookie of the Week and NFL Rookie of the Year awards.



Week 1 nominees:

Ronnie Brown, Miami RB
Carried 27 times for 57 yards in the Dolphins’ 34-10 victory over the Denver Broncos. In his first NFL game, Brown was the team’s primary ball carrier and also caught one pass for four yards.

Derrick Johnson, Kansas City LB
Recorded a team-high eight tackles and one sack in the Chiefs’ 27-7 victory over the New York Jets. Johnson’s sack in the second quarter caused a fumble that was eventually recovered by the Jets.

Matt Jones, Jacksonville WR
Completed one pass for six yards, carried the ball twice for 28 yards, and caught two passes for 22 yards in the Jaguars’ 26-14 victory over the Seattle Seahawks. A former college quarterback, Jones’ skills were shown in several ways during his first NFL game.

Odell Thurman, Cincinnati LB
Recorded six tackles and one interception in the Bengals’ 27-13 victory over the AFC North-rival Cleveland Browns. Thurman’s six tackles tied him for the team lead and his 14-yard interception return set up a Bengals field goal.

Carnell Williams, Tampa Bay RB
Ran for 148 yards and one touchdown on 27 carries in the Buccaneers’ 24-13 victory over the Minnesota Vikings. Williams sealed the win with a 71-yard touchdown run with 1:23 left in the game.





· PepsiCo extends sponsorship through 2011


2004 Winners
Week 1: Erik Coleman
Week 2: Roy Williams
Week 3: Ben Roethlisberger
Week 4: Ben Roethlisberger
Week 5: Ben Roethlisberger
Week 6: Ben Roethlisberger
Week 7: Mewelde Moore
Week 8: Ben Roethlisberger
Week 9: Ben Roethlisberger
Week 10: Bob Sanders
Week 11: Ben Roethlisberger
Week 12: Ahmad Carroll
Week 13: Ben Roethlisberger
Week 14: Michael Clayton
Week 15: Eli Manning
Week 16: Ben Roethlisberger
Week 17: Eli Manning






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PhilFree:arrow:

[milkman]

I still don't see it.

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Rookie of the Week



NEW YORK (Sept. 13, 2005) -- Running back RONNIE BROWN of the Miami Dolphins, linebacker DERRICK JOHNSON of the Kansas City Chiefs, wide receiver MATT JONES of the Jacksonville Jaguars, linebacker ODELL THURMAN of the Cincinnati Bengals and running back CARNELL WILLIAMS of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are the finalists for DIET PEPSI NFL ROOKIE OF THE WEEK honors for games played on September 8-12, the NFL announced today.

Fans can vote for one of these five players on NFL.com beginning Tuesday morning and ending on Thursday to determine the DIET PEPSI NFL ROOKIE OF THE WEEK. The DIET PEPSI NFL ROOKIE OF THE WEEK will be announced Thursday afternoon on NFL.com.

After the regular season, five players will be nominated for Diet Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Year honors. Fans can vote for the winner on NFL.com throughout the month of January. The winner will be announced at a press conference at Super Bowl XL in Detroit.

This is Pepsi’s fourth year as the official soft drink sponsor of the NFL and the first year that Diet Pepsi will present the NFL Rookie of the Week and NFL Rookie of the Year awards.

It should be right here

Week 1 nominees:

Ronnie Brown, Miami RB
Carried 27 times for 57 yards in the Dolphins’ 34-10 victory over the Denver Broncos. In his first NFL game, Brown was the team’s primary ball carrier and also caught one pass for four yards.

Derrick Johnson, Kansas City LB
Recorded a team-high eight tackles and one sack in the Chiefs’ 27-7 victory over the New York Jets. Johnson’s sack in the second quarter caused a fumble that was eventually recovered by the Jets.

Matt Jones, Jacksonville WR
Completed one pass for six yards, carried the ball twice for 28 yards, and caught two passes for 22 yards in the Jaguars’ 26-14 victory over the Seattle Seahawks. A former college quarterback, Jones’ skills were shown in several ways during his first NFL game.

Odell Thurman, Cincinnati LB
Recorded six tackles and one interception in the Bengals’ 27-13 victory over the AFC North-rival Cleveland Browns. Thurman’s six tackles tied him for the team lead and his 14-yard interception return set up a Bengals field goal.

Carnell Williams, Tampa Bay RB
Ran for 148 yards and one touchdown on 27 carries in the Buccaneers’ 24-13 victory over the Minnesota Vikings. Williams sealed the win with a 71-yard touchdown run with 1:23 left in the game.





· PepsiCo extends sponsorship through 2011


2004 Winners
Week 1: Erik Coleman
Week 2: Roy Williams
Week 3: Ben Roethlisberger
Week 4: Ben Roethlisberger
Week 5: Ben Roethlisberger
Week 6: Ben Roethlisberger
Week 7: Mewelde Moore
Week 8: Ben Roethlisberger
Week 9: Ben Roethlisberger
Week 10: Bob Sanders
Week 11: Ben Roethlisberger
Week 12: Ahmad Carroll
Week 13: Ben Roethlisberger
Week 14: Michael Clayton
Week 15: Eli Manning
Week 16: Ben Roethlisberger
Week 17: Eli Manning






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Here's the page.....Do have to be registered or sompin?

PhilFree:arrow:

I didn't register.

look again to see if it's where I show it's supposed to be above.

[philfree]

I didn't register.

look again to see if it's where I show it's supposed to be above.

It just ain't there... :)


PhilFree:arrow:

[HolmeZz]

Caddy and Odell are running away with it.

[chefsos]

Carnell Williams 37% =9964
Odell Thurman 34% =9156
Derrick O. Johnson 15% =4040
Matt Jones 9% =2424
Ronnie Brown 5% =1346
VOTES 26930

We're gonna need a true voter fraud organizational genious* to get DJ over the hump by tomorrow.

*Dammit! I've seen so many versions of this word here that I can't remember the correct or CP spelling of it!

[tommykat]

Caddy and Odell are running away with it.

It won't accept the numbers now........philfree "ARE YOU THAT FAULKING DUMB"? ROFL

[chefsos]

It just ain't there... :)


PhilFree:arrow:

The page doesn't look like this?

[philfree]

It won't accept the numbers now........philfree "ARE YOU THAT FAULKING DUMB"? ROFL

Don't make me come over there and spank you :) I'm not sure I meant that :)

The bar does not appear on my screen when I go to that page, Chefsos. Perhaps I need a specific program or sompin for it to show up.

Bugars me!

PhilFree:arrow:

[philfree]

I go to NFL.com and access the page from there and the vote bar doesn't still show up :hmmm: I wonder if the damn norton program I have is not letting it show up. Add blocker or sompin messing it up......I wanna cast my vote :cuss:

PhilFree:arrow:

[tommykat]

Don't make me come over there and spank you :) I'm not sure I meant that :)

The bar does not appear on my screen when I go to that page, Chefsos. Perhaps I need a specific program or sompin for it to show up.

Bugars me!

PhilFree:arrow:

UmHumm, it will take my numbers now and voted many times. But this is fixed it never went up. NORTON sucks!!! But then, I'm thinking you had a little to much to figure it out? Whatever, off to bed.........yawn. Beyond the fact my neck is killing me.........Oh yeah, for that don't know...I have a compressed disc in my neck. It has caused MUCHO problems with me and numbness in my cutting hand. But I will/and have contiune on regardless. Do I have a choice??? :shake::shake::deevee:

[Logical]

I am afraid I cannot in good concience vote for DJ over Parker in Pittsburgh.

So I just won't vote.

[ZootedGranny]

I am afraid I cannot in good concience vote for DJ over Parker in Pittsburgh.

So I just won't vote.

Huh?

The poll is for rookie of the week, and not only is Parker not on the list, he's not a rookie anyways.

[philfree]

UmHumm, it will take my numbers now and voted many times. But this is fixed it never went up. NORTON sucks!!! But then, I'm thinking you had a little to much to figure it out? Whatever, off to bed.........yawn. Beyond the fact my neck is killing me.........Oh yeah, for that don't know...I have a compressed disc in my neck. It has caused MUCHO problems with me and numbness in my cutting hand. But I will/and have contiune on regardless. Do I have a choice??? :shake::shake::deevee:


Never happen. In regards to your neck you're a tough cookie. Did I ever tell you that............

I really don't get the voting bar though.

PhilFree:arrow:

[Logical]

Huh?

The poll is for rookie of the week, and not only is Parker not on the list, he's not a rookie anyways.Sorry the report that said this was his first NFL start misled me. You are correct, he is a second year player that did not play last year. Still would have had to vote for Williams over DJ anyway. DJ had a decent game but nothing worth giving him the nod. I will wait until he deserves the nod.

[JOhn]

I go to NFL.com and access the page from there and the vote bar doesn't still show up :hmmm: I wonder if the damn norton program I have is not letting it show up. Add blocker or sompin messing it up......I wanna cast my vote :cuss:

PhilFree:arrow:
Now it's showing DJ in 3rd place @ 15%

[philfree]

Now it's showing DJ in 3rd place @ 15%

Thanks for the update and all but that ain't helping me cast my vote :banghead:

PhilFree:arrow:

[htismaqe]

Voting for Odell Thurman over Derrick Johnson is pure, unadulterated horseshit.

6 tackles and an INT versus CLEVELAND, versus 8 tackles, a sack, and a FF versus a team that played in the AFC Championship last year.

Bullshit.

[Scaga]

Carnell Williams 39%
Odell Thurman 34%
Derrick O. Johnson 14%
Matt Jones 9%
Ronnie Brown 4%
VOTES 34328

[Saul Good]

DJ had a great game, but Cadillac probably deserves it. I've got a feeling that, after the season is over, this will go down as just an average game for DJ (9 tackles, 1 sack, 1 FF) It wouldn't surprise me at all if he wound up with 150 tackles, 11 sacks, 8 FFs, 3s INTs.

[Chiefnj]

Odell is going to be a helluva player, but I'm surprised he/the Bengals have so many fans voting for him.

[htismaqe]

Odell is going to be a helluva player, but I'm surprised he/the Bengals have so many fans voting for him.

I definitely think Odell had a great game, but it was the lowly Browns. I think KC's defensive performance was far more impressive, and DJ was a big part of that.

Plus DJ had better stats.

I could see it if DJ and Odell were CLOSE, but there's no way Odell should be that far ahead...