Clayton's 10 most feared players in the NFL

Hahaha, no not FoxSports. I have access to every other fathomable sports website, but they have youtube, myspace, espn, nfl, and any link with streaming video blocked. I've tried getting around it, but they have a pretty good filter.
Can't be that good...you still have access to this site ;)

Can't be that good...you still have access to this site ;)

Shhhh, don't say it too loud. If they blocked the warpath, they would see a sudden jump in productivity.:)

I miss ST. He is still number one on that list.

I feel you brother.

I miss ST. He is still number one on that list.

Damn right!

Shhhh, don't say it too loud. If they blocked the warpath, they would see a sudden jump in productivity.:)
If it's feasible, a blackberry would suffice, or perhaps a personal laptop with WiFi or Wireless Internet could get around your problem.

If it's feasible, a blackberry would suffice, or perhaps a personal laptop with WiFi or Wireless Internet could get around your problem.

I have a blackberry, but the internet doesn't move too fast on it. I could bring my laptop from home, but it's not that big of a deal. I can live without ESPN.com during the workday.

if ST was still alive,i can't see anybody not knowing where he was on everyplay,especially a WR or TE.i'd put ray lewis at 1 too.i think the only reason hines ward is on it this year is because all those blindside shots he's tkoed folks with this season.somebody he's laid out,will eventually pay him back.

I have a blackberry, but the internet doesn't move too fast on it. I could bring my laptop from home, but it's not that big of a deal. I can live without ESPN.com during the workday.

F you

I have no problem with this list. I would put Ray Lewis at the top. Adrian Wilson and Bob Sanders should also be higher. I question whether a receiver, Hines Ward, intimidates the opposition. I would say a running back like Brandon Jacobs, LenDale White or Clinton Portis are more intimidating.
Well Hines Ward did break a guy's jaw a couple of weeks ago. Plus he's know for hitting guys right at the whistle away from the play when they aren't looking, so they certainly have to watch out for him.

I'm with AMD, I think you can pretty much bet that when defensive players pop in game film of the Steelers and watch Hines Ward, they are tucking that little nugget in the back of the minds and they are very sure to have their heads on a swivel during games. Ward will take you out and do it with a smile.