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Pro Football Weekly/Professional Football Writers of America 2010 All-NFL team:

QB Tom Brady / Patriots
RB Arian Foster / Texans
RB Jamaal Charles / Chiefs
WR Roddy White / Falcons
WR Reggie Wayne / Colts
TE Jason Witten / Cowboys
C Nick Mangold / Jets
OG Jahri Evans / Saints
OG Chris Snee / Giants
OT Joe Thomas / Browns
OT Jake Long / Dolphins

Defense
DE Julius Peppers / Bears
DE Justin Tuck / Giants
DT Haloti Ngata / Ravens
DT Ndamukong Suh / Lions
OLB Clay Matthews / Packers
OLB James Harrison / Steelers
MLB Jerod Mayo / Patriots
CB Asante Samuel / Eagles
CB Darrelle Revis / Jets
S Troy Polamalu / Steelers
S Ed Reed / Ravens

Specialists
PK Billy Cundiff / Ravens
P Shane Lechler / Raiders
PR Devin Hester / Bears
KR Leon Washington / Seahawks
ST Eric Weems / Falcons

Most Valuable Player — Patriots QB Tom Brady
Defensive MVP — Packers LB Clay Matthews
Coach of the Year — Patriots head coach Bill Belichick
Rookie of the Year — Lions DT Ndamukong Suh
Offensive Rookie of the Year — Rams QB Sam Bradford
Most Improved Player of the Year — Texans RB Arian Foster
Comeback Player of the Year — Eagles QB Michael Vick
Executive of the Year — Chiefs GM Scott Pioli
Assistant Coach of the Year — Eagles offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg
Golden Toe (Best Placekicker or Punter) — Ravens PK Billy Cundiff


Pro Football Weekly/Professional Football Writers of America All-Rookie team
Offense

Offense
QB Sam Bradford / Rams
RB LeGarrette Blount / Bucs
RB Chris Ivory / Saints
WR Mike Williams / Bucs
WR Dez Bryant / Cowboys
TE Rob Gronkowski / Patriots
C Maurkice Pouncey / Steelers
OG Mike Iupati / 49ers
OG John Jerry / Dolphins
OT Rodger Saffold / Rans
OT Bryan Bulaga / Packers

Defense
DL Ndamukong Suh / Lions
DL Carlos Dunlap / Bengals
DL Lamarr Houston / Raiders
DL Tyson Alualu / Jaguars
LB Rolando McClain / Raiders
LB Koa Misi / Dolphins
LB Pat Angerer / Colts
CB Devin McCourty / Patriots
CB Joe Haden / Browns
S Eric Berry / Chiefs
S T.J. Ward / Browns

Specialists
PK Clint Stitser / Bengals
P Zoltan Mesko / Patriots
PR Marc Mariani / Titans
KR Jacoby Ford / Raiders
ST T.J. Ward / Browns

From NewOrleans.com

SaintPauly

I am a big supporter of Mr. Ivory, but he needs to do some major conditioning in the offseason. New workout routine maybe, yoga, stretching BIGTIME. Staying on the field, is his biggest problem, and with his talent, it would be a complete waste, if he doesn't figure out a way to remedy the problem.

dizzle88

Agreed

I think the reason ivory had a durability problem was just because of how big the jump was from very limited college playing time, to starter in the NFL. Its a huge jump for a kid and his body was probably not conditioned enough to withstand it, he will do some work in the offseason and it will benefit.

Mr Loomis - Sign Deangelo Williams aswell please.

Saint_LB

I think the reason he has injury problems is because he ran as hard as he could every time he carried the rock. Put a uniform on and run full speed into a brick wall over and over and eventually it's gonna hurt. jmo, though.

QBREES9

Ivory's a rookie he'll learn. Jahri Evans is one of the best hands down.

saintsfan601

I agree.Hopefully he fixes this in the offseason.Can't wait till next year.Baseball needs to start, so I can have my Braves to hold me over.

SaintPauly

I agree LB, but look at Brandon Jacobs. He is the same type of runner, but doesn't get hurt as often as Ivory. Conditioning his body, to prepare for a 16 game season, will help those hammies, and keep him on the field, instead of in a whirlpool.