I thought it was something I could have fun locking.

You're really pulling all the stops for views this week.

I dunno, towards the end there I thought you were getting defensive.

How punny.

On-topic, my top three in each position:

QB: Aaron Rodgers, Drew Brees, and either Romo or Brady. On a good day I'll take Romo, but Brady's more consistent. Both are excellent though. That said, I think this may change in a few years, as there are a lot of younger QBs that I can see becoming absolute terrors, but need more coaching time, especially after literally no offseason to learn the ropes, and with coaches and coordinators flying around this season.

Runningback: Rice, Peterson, Lynch.

Wide Receiver: Calvin Johnson, Greg Jennings, Anquan Boldin

Tight End: Jimmy Graham, Gronk, Jason Witten.

You could of added Jason Witten.

He's a big ol dude.

And yeah, unfortunately Brady is more consistant.

Touche - the Cowboys have a habit of playing at the same time as the Ravens, so the thanksgiving game was the only one I've seen this season in its entirety, so I forgot about him. Editing...

And hey, if I have a choice between a QB who's an all-star on his good days and average/below-average on his bad days leading the #7 offense, with the #10 defense backing him up, over the #2 offense led by a guy you can argue is the best in the league today, but with the gigantic achilles heel of a defense that's ranked dead last, I'll take the well-rounded, all-top-ten team instead of the offense-heavy one that can't block a pass to save their life.