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Heading into Monday night, the NFL continued to feed the public absurd comments on how admirable of a job the replacement officials were doing. Stay tuned for another likely idiotic vote of confidence from the league after the debacle at the end of Monday night football. In case you missed it, on the final play of the game, Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson...

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Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was named the 2011 NFL Most Valuable Player on Saturday, becoming the first Packer to win the award since Brett Favre in 1997.

The Green Bay Packers may have lost to the New York Giants, 36-32, in the NFC Playoff on Sunday, but at least Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has a shoulder to cry on, if he so chooses.

When it comes to naming the best quarterback in the league, most fans, sportswriters, talk-show hosts, etc., mention three names; Drew Brees, Aaron Rodgers, and Tom Brady.

With the 2011 NFL regular season now history, now is as good of a time as any to rank the best players of the year. So, let's go ahead and rank the 50 best players in the league from the recently played season.

Dan Marino set the single-season record for passing yards back in 1984, by throwing for 5,084 yards, while a member of the Miami Dolphins. New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees came real close to breaking that record in 2008, when he threw for 5,069 yards. This season, Brees, along with Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, and Tom Brady, of the New England Patriots, are all threatening

New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees, tight end Jimmy Graham, and strong safety Roman Harper are receiving tons of fan votes for the NFL Pro Bowl. Brees is second among quarterbacks (behind Aaron Rodgers), and seventh among all players. Graham is first in tight end voting, with Harper garnering the most votes among strong safeties.

With the 2011 NFL season halfway in the books, which players have stood out at the highest level of their position?

We're at the mid-season mark of the 2011 NFL regular season schedule, so now is a pretty good time to review and see who the best players were in the first half.

Who do you think has been the NFL's best quarterback this year? Would you chose Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers, who leads the league in quarterback rating, completion percentage,  and touchdown passes? Would you pick Saints' Drew Brees, who has thrown 2,477 yards, which tops the league? Maybe you'd even pick New England's Tom Brady, or Carolina's exciting rookie Cam Newton. And that's just the quarterb

Believe it or not, we're already at the quarter-pole of the 2011 NFL regular season. NFL quarterbacks have put up some gaudy numbers, so far, with the Patriots' Tom Brady, leading the way, throwing for 1,553 yards and 13 touchdowns. Aaron Rodgers, of the Packers, leading in the quarterback rating category, while Panthers' rookie Cam Newton has been real impressive. Others, like Drew Brees, Eli Man

The New Orleans Saints came up a half yard short of a game tying touchdown on the last play of their season opening 42-34 loss to the Green Bay Packers. Superstar quarterbacks Drew Brees and Aaron Rodgers put on an offensive showcase, throwing for a combined 731 yards and 6 touchdowns.

Quarterback is the most vital position on an NFL team. In most instances, teams that have a quality guy behind center normally have a quality team. Aaron Rodgers (Packers), Drew Brees (Saints), Ben Roethlisberger (Steelers), Eli Manning (Giants), Peyton Manning (Colts), and Tom Brady (Patriots) have guided the last eight Super Bowl winners, and most people would consider those players elite quarte

The kick-off for the 2011 NFL season is less than two weeks away! Who are the top-25 players, heading into this year?

Who is going to be named the MVP in the NFL this year?

The quarterback position is always a tough one to rank, when it comes to NFL fantasy football.

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What NFL quarterback is going to put up the best numbers in 2011? Mike Clay, of profootballfocus.com, lays out his 2011 quarterback player projections.