Vote: Which player's season-ending injury is most devastating to his team?

[ThunderGod]

http://www.espn.com/sportsnation/story/_...evastating

[Guest]

In my opinion at this time it's still Rodgers for sure.  It's evident that the overall team is just mediocre without him, but with him they become an NFC favorite.

Watson should be next but I think they were going to struggle to even win their crappy division WITH him, and there are too many better teams in the AFC come playoffs.

[Guest]

Rodgers without question.

[Guest]

Gots to go with Rodgers first, Luck 2nd. Those are good QBs whose teams without them just aren't very good. Watson has been amazing, but that's a defensive team, and I like the chances of Tom Savage keeping them competitive. The loss of Cook and Johnson, while super frustrating for Super Bowl hopeful teams, can be easily mitigated by scheme and other backs, as the Vikings have shown. 

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@1VikesFan said:
Rodgers without question.

Cmon Vanguard, sing it with me.

[Guest]

YOU GOT IT MY PURPLE BROTHER

Still.....cha, cha, cha

dont.......cha, cha, cha


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[Guest]

I'm trying to recall a year where so many stars or budding stars went down...been just a brutal year...

[Guest]

Rogers. ...and I'm loving every minute of it.

Except thinking about the drool fest over him when he returns next year....bleh.

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,@greediron said:

@1VikesFan said:
Rodgers without question.

Cmon Vanguard, sing it with me.

Either do I, just stating a fact.

[Guest]

Easy to overlook David Johnson, but his loss sent the Cards downhill - especially since they signed a replacement RB whose blocking screwup led to them losing Carson Palmer (not on this list) for the season.

Another thought - this list probably should include Sam Bradford, or it may turn out that way.