JFF 2004 SPRING SEASON II - ALL LEAGUE TEAM

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

JFF ALL-LEAGUE SECOND TEAM

JFF ALL-LEAGUE SECOND TEAM

OFFENSE

DEFENSE

Second Team Quarterback

Michael Vick - Falcons

League Offensive MVP

Second Runner-Up

Second Team Right Defensive End

Bertrand Berry - Broncos

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

Berry has to be considered one of the very best DEs in the league after the season he had. Wacavelli named him as the team's Defensive MVP five times during the season.

Second Team Halfback

Ahman Green - Packers

League Offensive MVP

Fourth Runner-Up

Second Team Left Defensive End

Leonard Little - Rams

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

Air Attack's JFF Rams had the #1 defense in the league against the rush, and #2 defense in the league against the pass. Little contributed to both of those rankings. He was the team's Defensive MVP in JFF Week 8.

Second Team Fullback

Mike Anderson - Broncos

Second Team Defensive Tackle #1

La'Roi Glover - Cowboys

Portis receives all of the headlines for Wacavelli's JFF Broncos, but it is Anderson that gets the tough yards in short-yardage situations.

Robby D's JFF Cowboys finished #2 in the league defending the run, and the primary reason why was the stellar play of DT La'Roi Glover. He was the team's Defensive MVP in JFF Week 5.

Second Team Tight End

Chad Lewis - Eagles

Second Team Defensive Tackle #2

Warren Sapp - Buccaneers

Lewis had an outstanding season for Bizeaudawg's JFF Eagles, who was many times Donovan McNabb's first option. He was chosen as his team's Offensive MVP in JFF Week 7.

Sapp has incredible speed for a player his size, often times requiring double-teams in order to be held in check. Justin "The Most Hated" Brown chose Sapp as his team's Defensive MVP for JFF Week 8.

Second Team Wide Receiver #1

Derrick Mason - Titans

Second Team ROLB

Shawn Barber - Chiefs

Mason has never earned Offensive MVP honors for the JFF Titans, but make no mistake: He is a very big reason why The Natural's offensive squad puts up such big numbers.

Barber had more interceptions than any other linebacker in the league this season. He was his team's Defensive MVP in JFF Week 5 and JFF Week 7. Enough Said.

Second Team Wide Receiver #2

Joey Galloway - Cowboys

Second Team Middle Linebacker

Ray Lewis - Ravens

Galloway led the JFF Cowboys in touchdowns this season, many times carrying the whole load of the offense himself. He was Robby D's Offensive MVP for JFF Week 5, JFF Week 8, and JFF Week 11.

Lewis is the prototype linebacker for all others to imitate. Speed, strength, tackling ability, and awareness are all wrapped up in one Middle Linebacker. He was the team's Defensive MVP for JFF Week 7.

Second Team Wide Receiver #3

Chad Johnson - Bengals

Second Team LOLB

Lance Briggs - Bears

Monster Juke's JFF Bengals failed to make the playoffs, but don't blame that on Johnson. Johnson was one of the best receivers in the league, and was his team's Offensive MVP in JFF Week 4 and JFF Week 9.

Briggs was an unexpected, but pleasant surprise for Kojo Hughes' JFF Bears. He was named the team's Defensive MVP for JFF Week 3

Second Team Offensive Line

Green Bay Packers

Left Tackle

Chad Clifton

Second Team Cornerback #1

Mike McKenzie - Packers

McKenzie was a ball hawk, helping The Roommate's JFF Packers finish the season as one of the best teams in the league in total team interceptions. He was his team's Defensive MVP in JFF Week 3.

Second Team Offensive Line

Green Bay Packers

Left Guard

Mike Wahle

Second Team Cornerback #2

Samari Rolle - Titans

Rolle is very good cover corner, and he has a sixth sense for potential interception opportunities. He was his team's Defensive MVP in JFF Week 5 and JFF Week 12.

Second Team Offensive Line

Green Bay Packers

Center

Mike Flanagan

Second Team Nickel / Dime Defensive Back

Shawn Springs - Seahawks

Throughout most of the season, DeAnte Jamerson's JFF Seahawks maintained a spot in the Top 5 - 10 best pass defenses in the league. A large part of the recognition belongs to Springs.

Second Team Offensive Line

Green Bay Packers

Right Guard

Marco Rivera

Second Team Free Safety

Darren Sharper - Packers

The JFF Packers depend heavily on their secondary to come up with big plays, and Sharper usually comes through for The Roommate. He was the team's Defensive MVP for JFF Week 7, JFF Week 10, and JFF Week 13.

Second Team Offensive Line

Green Bay Packers

Right Tackle

Mark Tauscher

Second Team Strong Safety

Mike Doss - Colts

Todd Haus' JFF Colts finished the season with one of the Top 5 best pass defenses in the league, and the exceptional play of SS Mike Doss was the primary reason why. He was the team's Defensive MVP in JFF Week 6 and JFF Week 13.

Second Team Special Teams (Kicker)

Jason Hanson - Lions

Second Team Special Teams

(Punt Returner)

Allen Rossum - Falcons

Ralph Peterson's JFF Lions just missed earning a playoff berth, but they had some big upset victories during the season. One of the star players was the Kicker, as Hanson was named the team's Offensive MVP in JFF Week 4

Rossum is simply deadly as a punt returner and kick returner, and has more touchdowns than just about any other Special Teams artist in the league.