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So who really is the best player in the league?

Mr. Scot

By Mr. Scot,
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LinvilleGorge Grand Master

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Watt is the best player in the NFL, but if there was a mock draft Madden style of all NFL players by NFL GMs, I doubt he'd go in the top 10.  Maybe not even the top 15.  It's a QB driven league and QBs would dominate the top of such a mock.  

J.J. Watt is the most dominant individual player in the league, but Aaron Rodgers is the best QB and the most valuable player in the league.

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JJ Watt can be taken out of the play too often to be considered the best. 

 

It's a toss up between Cam and Arod. Yea I said Cam but he backs it up with the ability to create with is legs and make pinpoint throws. Arod right now is a savvy vet that has the best arm in the league. 

 

On defense its Kam Chancellor. Dude creates turnovers, stops the run, plays the pass like a DB, he is by far the best Safety. Sherman gets all the media but it's Chancellor who really is making that team work.

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If we are talking defense then i would have to give the edge to Watt, simply because of the position he plays he can change the game more. Luke though is definitely right there with him.

As far as offense it'd be hard to argue with a player like A-Rod.

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