JFF 2004 SPRING SEASON II - ALL LEAGUE TEAM

Highlighting Individual Cyber-Athlete achievement from JFF Week One thru JFF Week Sixteen

JFF ALL-LEAGUE FIRST TEAM

JFF ALL-LEAGUE FIRST TEAM

OFFENSE

DEFENSE

First Team Quarterback

Steve McNair - Titans

League Offensive MVP

First Runner-Up

First Team Right Defensive End

Jason Taylor - Dolphins

McNair has been selected as The JFF 2004 Spring Season II League Offensive MVP First Runner-Up (Click Here)

David Hale Jr’s JFF Miami Dolphins maintained one of the best defensive units in the league all season, thanks in large part to Taylor.  He received more votes (3) for Defensive MVP than any other DE in the league

First Team Halfback

Clinton Portis - Broncos

***League Offensive MVP***

First Team Left Defensive End

Julius Peppers - Panthers

Portis has been selected as The JFF 2004 Spring Season II League Offensive MVP (Click Here)

Peppers was a star defensive player for Reggie T’s JFF Panthers, leading the team in sacks and tackles.  He was his team’s Defensive MVP six times.

First Team Fullback

Warrick Dunn - Falcons

First Team Defensive Tackle #1

Albert Haynesworth - Titans

Quarterback Michael Vick was not the only member of the JFF Falcons to gain significant rushing yards; Atlanta coach Chefshow2 always depends on halfback-turned-fullback Warrick Dunn for crucial yards

The Natural’s JFF Titans finished in the Top 5 teams in the league in rushing defense, and Haynesworth deserves a lot of credit for that.  He was his team’s Defensive MVP for JFF Week 1 and JFF Week 6

First Team Tight End

Tony Gonzalez - Chiefs

First Team Defensive Tackle #2

Bryan Robinson - Bears

Gonzalez was without question the most dominant TE in the league for Mo-Ice’s JFF Chiefs.  He was his team’s Offensive MVP in JFF Week 5, JFF Week 7, JFF Week 13, and JFF Week 14

Kojo Hughes’ JFF Bears are one of the better defensive teams in the league, and DT Bryan Robinson shoulders a lot of the load.  He was his team’s Defensive MVP for JFF Week 10

First Team Wide Receiver #1

Randy Moss - Vikings

League Offensive MVP

Third Runner-Up

First Team ROLB

Keith Bulluck - Titans

League Defensive MVP

First Runner-Up

Moss has been selected as The JFF 2004 Spring Season II League Offensive MVP Third Runner-Up (Click Here)

Bulluck has been selected as The JFF 2004 Spring Season II League  Defensive MVP First Runner-Up (Click Here)

First Team Wide Receiver #2

Torry Holt - Rams

First Team Middle Linebacker

Brian Urlacher - Bears

League Defensive MVP

Fourth Runner-Up

Holt was last season’s League Offensive MVP, and he had another stellar season for Air Attack’s JFF Rams this Spring.  He was named his team’s Offensive MVP seven times.

Urlacher has been selected as The JFF 2004 Spring Season II League Defensive MVP Fourth Runner-Up (Click Here)

First Team Wide Receiver #3

Tyrone Calico - Titans

First Team LOLB

Jason Gildon - Steelers

League Defensive MVP

Second Runner-Up

In order for The Natural’s JFF Titans to have the #1 passing offense in the league, McNair has to be throwing to someone, right?  Calico is the answer to that question.

Gildon has been selected as The JFF 2004 Spring Season II League Defensive MVP Second Runner-Up (Click Here)

First Team Offensive Line

Denver Broncos - Left Tackle

Ephraim Salaam

First Team Cornerback #1

Aeneas Williams - Rams

***League Defensive MVP***

Williams has been selected as The JFF 2004 Spring Season II League Defensive MVP (Click Here)

First Team Offensive Line

Denver Broncos - Left Guard

Ben Hamilton

First Team Cornerback #2

Troy Vincent - Eagles

League Defensive MVP

Third Runner-Up

Vincent has been selected as The JFF 2004 Spring Season II League Defensive MVP Third Runner-Up (Click Here)

First Team Offensive Line

Denver Broncos - Center

Tom Nalen

First Team Nickel / Dime Defensive Back

Denard Walker - Vikings

Walker was The JFF Website Manager’s JFF 2004 Spring Season II Mid-Season Defensive MVP.  He was his team’s Defensive MVP four times this season for Clock Keeper’s JFF Vikings

First Team Offensive Line

Denver Broncos - Right Guard

Dan Neil

First Team Free Safety

Lance Schulters - Titans

Schulters is one of the most dangerous defensive backs in the league, helping the JFF Titans lead the league in team interceptions.

First Team Offensive Line

Denver Broncos - Right Tackle

Matt Lepsis

First Team Strong Safety

Corey Chavous - Vikings

The JFF Vikings allowed the least points per game in the league this season, and one of the primary reasons why is the play of Chavous.  He was a Mid-Season All-League selection too this season.

First Team Special Teams (Kicker)

Jeff Reed - Steelers

First Team Special Teams

(Punt Returner)

Bethel Johnson - Patriots

Very few Kickers have been named by their coaches as their team’s Offensive MVP after a victory, but Reed happens to be one of them.  He was Claude Connor’s choice for JFF Week 15

Johnson, also a Wide Receiver, was the superstar player for A.B.’s JFF Patriots this season.  He was named his team’s Offensive MVP in JFF Week 8, JFF Week 9, & JFF Week 10.