2022 All-Crow Team

[kccrow]

Why have the All-Pro Team when you can have the All-Crow Team? You better have brought a complete A-game to make my team, where it's more about the overall quality of production than merely leading a singular category.


Offense

QB: Patrick Mahomes II, Kansas City
Led the NFL in Passing Yards (5,250), TDs (41), and finished 7th in completion percentage (67.1%). Was 2nd in the NFL to Tua in Yards per Attempt (8.1) and QB Rating (105.2), as well as 3rd in Yards per Completion (12.1), although he was 1st among QBs with at least 14 games played in each of those cases, which is my barometer for qualifying in most cases.
Stats: 5,250 YDS, 41 TD, 12 INT, 61 CAR, 358 YDS, 4 TD, 5 FMB

Honorable Mention: Joe Burrow, Cincinnati

RB: Josh Jacobs, Las Vegas
There might not be a harder runner in the NFL and Jacobs led the league in Scrimmage Yards with 2,053, including a league-leading 1,653 rushing yards and another 400 receiving which was good for 7th. He finished 13th in the NFL in Yards per Touch at 5.22 and 7th in the NFL in TDs with 13. He was 3rd in broken tackles with 33. Jacobs also led the NFL with Yards After Contact (825) and was 2nd in YAC per Attempt at 2.4. Tied for 10th with 16 First Downs.
Stats: 340 CAR, 1,653 YDS, 12 TD, 53 REC, 400 YDS, 0 TD, 3 FMB

Honorable Mention: Christian McCaffrey, San Francisco

TE: Travis Kelce, Kansas City
The one that's not really close is Kelce who led the rest of TEs by more than 400 yards receiving, topping out at 1,338 which was good for 8th in the NFL. Kelce also significantly outpaced other TEs with 110 receptions. Kelce finished 1st in TDs with 12, narrowly outpacing George Kittle with 11. Not much more analysis is needed as Kelce was head-and-shoulders above the pack.
Stats: 110 REC, 1,338 YDS, 12 TD, 2 CAR, 5 YDS

Honorable Mention: T.J. Hockenson, Minnesota

WR: Justin Jefferson, Minnesota
Jefferson led receivers in both Receptions (128) and Yards (1,809). His YAC per Reception finished 13th (4.9) and his Drop Percentage was good for 10th (2.7%). Jefferson had 8 TDs which tied for 8th. Passer Rating, when targeted, was 104.2 and good for 13th. Yards per Reception were good for 14th (14.1) and Yards per Target good for 6th (9.8).
Stats: 128 REC, 1,809 YDS, 8 TD, 4 CAR, 24 YDS, 1 TD

WR A.J. Brown, Philadelphia
Brown finished the year 4th in Yards with 1,496. Yards per Reception ended up good for 3rd (17.0) and Yards per Target was good for 2nd (10.3). YAC/Reception was also at the top, finishing 2nd (6.2) to Jaylen Waddle. Brown had a drop percentage of 3.4%, good for 13th in the league. Brown's Passer Rating when targeted was 112.3, good for 6th. Brown tied for 2nd in the NFL with 11 TDs.
Stats: 88 REC, 1,496 YDS, 11 TD

WR Stefon Diggs, Buffalo
Diggs finished the year 5th in Yards with 1,429. His Yards per Reception of 13.2 (19th) and Yards per Target of 9.3 (12th) were solid. Diggs finished tied for 2nd in the NFL in TDs (11) and boasted the top Passer Rating when targeted at 120.3. Diggs also finished 3rd in the NFL in 1st Downs with 74. Diggs had a Drop Percent of 5.2%, good for 25th but only had 1 Interception when Targeted (tied for 3rd) unlike some media favorites like Tyreek Hill and Davante Adams, both with 6.
Stats: 108 REC, 1,429 YDS, 11 TD, 1 CAR, -3 YDS

Honorable Mention: Jaylen Waddle, Miami

On the O-Line as a whole, I lean heavily towards being good in pass protection. It's a passing league after all. Here's my best of the best.

LT: Laremy Tunsil, Houston Texans
Honorable Mention: Trent Williams, San Francisco

LG: Joel Bitonio, Cleveland
Honorable Mention: Joe Thuney, Kansas City

OC: Creed Humphrey, Kansas City
Honorable Mention: Jason Kelce, Philadelphia

RG: Zach Martin, Dallas
Honorable Mention: Michael Onwenu, New England

RT: Lane Johnson, Philadelphia
Honorable Mention: Tristan Wirfs, Tampa Bay


Defense

ER: Nick Bosa, San Francisco
Led the NFL in 4 separate pass rush statistics, including Sacks (18.5), Pressures (56), QB Hits (48) and QB Knockdowns (28) to go with a very solid 51 TKL and finished tied for 2nd in the NFL with 19 tackles for a loss.
Stats: 51 TKL, 19 TFL, 18.5 SK, 2 FF

ER: Maxx Crosby, Las Vegas
Led all edge rushers by a wide margin with 89 tackles and led the league in tackles for a loss with 22. Finished 2nd in Pressures (52), QB Hits (35), and QB Knockdowns (21) to Bosa and 7th among edge rushers in sacks with 12.5.
Stats: 89 TKL, 22 TFL, 12.5 SK, 3 FF

Honorable Mention: Matt Judon, New England

DT: Chris Jones, Kansas City
Led all defensive tackles in Sacks (15.5), QB Hits (29), and Pressures (46) and finished 3rd in QB Knockdowns (13). Finished 2nd to Daron Payne in tackles for a a loss with 17.
Stats: 44 TKL, 17 TFL, 15.5 SK, 2 FF

DT: Quinnen Williams, New York (J)
Finished 2nd in the NFL for defensive tackles in Sacks (12.0), QB Hits (28), QB Knockdowns (16), 3rd in Pressures (31), and 6th in tackles for a loss (12).
Stats: 55 TKL, 12 TFL, 12.0 SK, 2 FF

Honorable Mention: DaRon Payne, Washington

LB: Quay Walker, Green Bay
Led all LBs in Completion Percentage (53.3%) and Yards per Target (4.1). 4th in the NFL for LBs in Passer Rating against (63.6) and 15th overall. Top 10 for LBs in Yards per completion at 7.7. Did not allow a coverage TD. Finished 30th in the NFL in tackles (121) and 26th among LBs. Tied for 7th in Missed Tackle Percentage (4.7%) and 10th in Pressures (7) amongst those top LBs. One of 15 players tied for 6th in the NFL in Forced Fumbles (3).
Stats: 121 TKL, 5 TFL, 1.5 SK, 3 FF

LB T.J. Edwards, Philadelphia
Fourth among my qualified LBs in Yards per Target (5.3), 5th in Yards per Completion (7.5), 7th in Passer Rating against (82.1), 12th in Completion Percentage against at 69.7%. Did not allow a coverage TD. Finished tied for 6th in tackles in the NFL with 159 and tied for 12th in Pressures (9) among qualified Off-Ball LBs.
Stats: 159 TKL, 10 TFL, 2.0 SK, 0 FF

LB Roquan Smith, Baltimore
5th in passer rating against for LBs (78.1), 13th in Yards per Target (6.1), 16h in Yards per Completion (8.6), 15th in Completion Percentage (71.0%). Finished 3rd in tackles with 169 and 8th in missed tackle percentage (4.5%) among LBs. Tied for 5th in Pressures by Off Ball LBs and tied for 7th in Sacks (4.5).
Stats: 169 TKL, 11 TFL, 4.5 SK, 0 FF

Honorable Mention: Germaine Pratt, Cincinnati

CB: James Bradberry, Philadelphia
Led starting DBs in completion percentage against (45.3%) and was at the top of starting DBs in yards allowed per completion (9.8) with Sauce Gardner and all starters in yards per target (4.4). Second only to Tariq Woolen (SEA) with a 51.6 passer rating against. Finished 3rd in NFL with 17 Passed Defensed. 2 TD against.
Stats: 44 TKL, 2 TFL, 17 PD, 3 INTs.

CB: Tariq Woolen, Seattle
Tied for league lead in interceptions with 6 and lead the league in passer rating against with a 48.7. Second to Bradberry among corners that started a full slate of games in completion percentage against (51.5%). Top ten in yards per target amongst starting corners (6.3). Finished tied for 4th in the NFL with 16 Passes Defensed. 3 TD against.
Stats: 63 TKL, 1 TFL, 16 PD, 6 INT

Honorable Mention: Sauce Gardner, New York

SF: Donovan Wilson, Dallas
Finished tied for 13th among DBs with 101 Tackles and tied for 34th with a 8.2% Missed Tackle Percentage. Was 3rd in the league among DBs with a 69 Passer Rating against, 2nd in Completion Percentage against (51.3%), and led all DBs with 4.3 Yards per Target and 8.3 Yards per Completion. Led DBs in Sacks with 5 and Pressures with 12. Finished with 1 Interception and 2 TDs against.
Stats: 101 TKL, 7 TFL, 2 PD, 5.0 SK, 1 INT

SF: Kevin Byard, Tennessee
Finished 9th among DBs with 108 Tackles and 8th with a Missed Tackle Percentage of 3.5%. Also was 9th among DBs in Passer Rating against at 77.8. Finished with a Completion Percentage against of 64.8% (23rd) and tied for 27th with an 8.6 Yards per Target and 31st at 13.3 Yards per Completion. Tied for 5th among DBs with 4 Interceptions tied for 10th with only 2 TDs given up in coverage.
Stats: 108 TKL, 0 TFL, 6 PD, 0.0 SK, 4 INT

Honorable Mention: Tyrann Mathieu, New Orleans


Special Teams

PK: Jason Meyers, Seattle
Meyers was a model of consistency this year hitting 41/42 on XP (5th at 97.6%) and 34/37 FG (91.9%), the only kicker in the top 5 in both categories.

Honorable Mention: Matt Gay, Los Angeles (R)

PN: Jonny Hecker, Carolina
Hecker booted for a league-high 48.1% Inside the 20 and finished 3rd in Net Yards per Punt with 44.2. He finished 20th in Touchback % (7.4%) but I can't hold 6/81 against him too much.

Honorable Mention: A.J. Cole III, Las Vegas

SP: Marcus Jones, New England
Was solid in all facets of the return game, including 362 punt return yards (12.5 ave) with 1 TD, and 645 kick return yards (23.9 ave). Finished 3rd in All purpose yards to full-time returners and led the NFL in pure return yardage.

Honorable Mention: Ray-Ray McCloud, San Francisco

Crow gives no shits about the Long Snapper on the All-Crow Team but...
LS: J.J. Jansen, Carolina
He snaps the ball good, long time.

Honorable Mention: Morgan Cox, Tennessee

[smithandrew051]

Here’s a link to the all smithandrew051 team:

https://www.chiefs.com/team/players-roster/

[kccrow]

Originally Posted by smithandrew051

Here’s a link to the all smithandrew051 team:

https://www.chiefs.com/team/players-roster/

Very amazing.

[The Franchise]

Joshua Williams was robbed.

[Titty Meat]

Tyreek Hill should have made the list

[Buehler445]

Originally Posted by Titty Meat

Tyreek Hill should have made the list

Probably.

But he's faded pretty hard. Especially after getting knicked up. But he flat out destroyed fools this year.

But Waddle is REALLY ****ing good.

[cmh6476]

Not enough chiefs

[Tylerthigpen!1!]

Did honey badger really have a good year? I saw her got a decent amount of AP votes too.

My only impressions are of him giving up or taking terrible angles on plays.

[kccrow]

Originally Posted by Tylerthigpen!1!

Did honey badger really have a good year? I saw her got a decent amount of AP votes too.

My only impressions are of him giving up or taking terrible angles on plays.

She had a great year.

[lawrenceRaider]

You spelled Daniel Carlson wrong. He only set the new record for FGs over 50 yards and missed no kicks under 40 yards.

[kccrow]

Originally Posted by lawrenceRaider

You spelled Daniel Carlson wrong. He only set the new record for FGs over 50 yards and missed no kicks under 40 yards.

I have this rule about no more than one Raider.

j/k
I actually spaced the **** out of Carlson... jfc. Even looking up the stats for the guys I wanted on there just didn't trigger it.

He actually had a great season. He should probably be #1 and move the Myers to HM.