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JO_75 said:
Lawrence replaces Mahomes.... Snoop is replacing Josh Allen who is playing in the Pebble Beach Pro-AM. So yeah... Allen chose Golf over the Pro Bowl Games thus Huntley replacing him.
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Some people here would say "Allen is no longer commited"
 
rmcjacket23 said:
So when I saw this yesterday, I looked at the list. He probably shouldn't be there, but he's close enough where its viable...

Mahomes, Allen, Tua, Lamar, Herbert all turned it down or are injured and can't play. Burrow is technically invited but he's apparently not likely to participate either.

So assuming Burrow doesn't participate, the list of QBs would be:
Trevor Lawrence (he should be in the Pro Bowl)
Mac Jones
Kenny Pickett
Deshaun Watson (or I guess Jacoby Brissett)
Davis Mills
Russell Wilson
Derek Carr
Tyler Huntley

I would say Titans, Colts, Jets can be ignored.

So from that list, assuming Burrow doesn't play, you have to pick 3. I'm not sure why Huntley got in over Lawrence, but I think its Lawrence, and then you can probably make cases for literally anybody else, including Huntley.

Me personally, I'd have probably gone with Lawrence, Pickett and then probably Carr. But its a shitty list to say the least. That's the problem when like your top 5-6 options at QB decline to play.

Would also point out that I believe fan voting weighs heavier this year, so Huntley was more popular among fans than the likes of Wilson, Carr, etc. were. Which makes sense, given Carr is likely to be gone from the Raiders and Wilson was dreadful.
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why do you think fan voting counted more this year. Tua lead in the popular vote and didn't make the pro bowl.

I think Pickett Mills or Carr (it's an individual honor) should make it over Huntley. maybe even Brissett or Mac Jones. All of those guys should make it over Huntley.
 
RavensMania said:
why do you think fan voting counted more this year. Tua lead in the popular vote and didn't make the pro bowl.

I think Pickett Mills or Carr (it's an individual honor) should make it over Huntley. maybe even Brissett or Mac Jones. All of those guys should make it over Huntley.
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It didn't. For some reason I thought fan voting wasn't weighted as heavy in the past, but its unchanged.

Tua did make it as the first alternate, but he's still injured.

Pickett and Carr I agree with.
 
BoredMarine13 said:
This is your Super Bowl, with additional intrigue as we look for a new OC. We need to get you into Hockey. Make a trip to the states, I'll buy tickets to Lighting game
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haha dont worry - normally that's perfect timing for world cups or euros at that time of year
and it's also my busiest time of year work-wise... basically May-October which matches up pretty well with the NFL lol
 
rossihunter2 said:
haha dont worry - normally that's perfect timing for world cups or euros at that time of year
and it's also my busiest time of year work-wise... basically May-October which matches up pretty well with the NFL lol
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