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10-31-2004

AJ is a candidate out of 15 for the most feared player in the NFL at espn!!! AJ getting praise!!!!!!!!!!!!! Though sportnation users have him at 15, its okay. Its only his second year!here is the link

Rosusu · 10-31-2004

Just voted, he is still last.

**Vinny** · 10-31-2004

That is Randy Mueller's NFL top 15 and the players are in no particular order. He will likely stay near the bottom on that poll because the vote is from fans...which will not exactly be scientific. Most of the Nation has yet to actually see AJ break out unless our team has played against them.

tiger06 · 10-31-2004

Just voted. AJ's quickly becoming a star in the NFL and should scare even the toughest defenders :hehe:

Andre_Johnson80 · 11-01-2004

AJ is going to be the man in Huston for years to come, WE better not ever see him playing anywhere else. He could line up acroos Ty Law and put of pro bowl #s

JDizzle · 11-01-2004

Andre has not been in a primetime game yet, he'll get his chance against Green Bay and an anemic secondary. Primetime is where you gain national respect as an individual, with the media and the fans.

RTP2110 · 11-01-2004

Just the fact that he is on there shows that he is gaining respect nationally. What's more, there are only 3 WR's listed, Randy Moss, Terrell Owens, and Andre Johnson. Nice comany.

Andre_Johnson80 · 11-01-2004

I am sure the lions are upset they took rogers over Johnson....

Scooter · 11-01-2004

where is ted washington? if that's not one of the scariest dudes in sports, i dont know who is.

**Vinny** · 11-01-2004

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Originally Posted by Scooter

where is ted washington? if that's not one of the scariest dudes in sports, i dont know who is.

Scary, not scary looking.
:hehe:

**Double Barrel** · 11-01-2004

I'm stoked we have AJ, and I hope he is with us for his career. He can definitely be the game-breaker, regardless if it is a long pass or a dump out of the backfield.

He makes DB's stutter a little, especially with that little dump pass. He was getting doubled a bit more yesterday, which will probably be something he'll see more of as time goes on, so his effectiveness will hinge on our receiving corps doing their job (which they did with the exception of the JG fumble).

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farhan007 Guest Posts: n/a	AJ is a candidate for most feared players in nfl at espn AJ is a candidate out of 15 for the most feared player in the NFL at espn!!! AJ getting praise!!!!!!!!!!!!! Though sportnation users have him at 15, its okay. Its only his second year!here is the link

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Rosusu All Pro Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Columba, SC GO GAMECOCKS! Age: 27 Posts: 535 Rep Power: 9	Just voted, he is still last. __________________ In Kubiak I trust!

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Scooter Funky Join Date: Apr 2004 Age: 33 Posts: 4,209 Rep Power: 11587	where is ted washington? if that's not one of the scariest dudes in sports, i dont know who is. __________________

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Double Barrel Moderator Join Date: Oct 2004 Section: Gridiron, Texas Age: 46 Posts: 27,056 Rep Power: 81571	I'm stoked we have AJ, and I hope he is with us for his career. He can definitely be the game-breaker, regardless if it is a long pass or a dump out of the backfield. He makes DB's stutter a little, especially with that little dump pass. He was getting doubled a bit more yesterday, which will probably be something he'll see more of as time goes on, so his effectiveness will hinge on our receiving corps doing their job (which they did with the exception of the JG fumble). __________________ "FOOTBALL IS ONLY A DIVERSION." ~ HOUSTON TEXANS In Memoriam - 20 little angels

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10-31-2004	#3
Vinny shiny happy fan Join Date: Apr 2004 Age: 49 Posts: 20,714 Rep Power: 55750	That is Randy Mueller's NFL top 15 and the players are in no particular order. He will likely stay near the bottom on that poll because the vote is from fans...which will not exactly be scientific. Most of the Nation has yet to actually see AJ break out unless our team has played against them.

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tiger06 Veteran Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Texarkana, TX Age: 24 Posts: 265 Rep Power: 9	Just voted. AJ's quickly becoming a star in the NFL and should scare even the toughest defenders :hehe:

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Andre_Johnson80 Veteran Join Date: Nov 2004 Age: 30 Posts: 109 Rep Power: 9	AJ is going to be the man in Huston for years to come, WE better not ever see him playing anywhere else. He could line up acroos Ty Law and put of pro bowl #s

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JDizzle Hall of Fame Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 1,842 Rep Power: 1891	Andre has not been in a primetime game yet, he'll get his chance against Green Bay and an anemic secondary. Primetime is where you gain national respect as an individual, with the media and the fans.

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RTP2110 Hall of Fame Join Date: May 2004 Location: North Shore Age: 33 Posts: 2,782 Rep Power: 1845	Just the fact that he is on there shows that he is gaining respect nationally. What's more, there are only 3 WR's listed, Randy Moss, Terrell Owens, and Andre Johnson. Nice comany.

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