2012 Pro Bowl: Montell Owens Added to AFC Squad
With the New England Patriots win over the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship they have earned a trip to the Super Bowl. With that, all eight of the Pro Bowlers for the Patriots are out of contention to play in the Pro Bowl on Sunday, Jan. 29. Among those eight was special teamer Matthew Slater. He will be replaced on the AFC roster by Jaguars special teamer Montell Owens.
Owens, 27, will represent the AFC for special teams for the second consecutive season and becomes the seventh Jaguars player to go to two or more Pro Bowls. Owens had a great Pro Bowl in 2011, scoring two touchdowns and lateraling to Alex Mack for a third touchdown for the AFC team, but missed out on the MVP award that was given to DeAngelo Hall for an interception and fumble recovery touchdown.
Owens joins running back Maurice Jones-Drew as one of only two Jaguars on the AFC roster.
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Good for Montell.
I still think he should get more carries.
by JagSoldier on Jan 23, 2012 10:34 AM EST via mobile reply actions
Good for Montell, but c'mon!
I know I’m stating the obvious here, but something has to be done about the Pro Bowl. Eight (8!!!) players from the Patriots aren’t playing because they’ve got the Super Bowl coming up.
I know we all golf-clapped congratulations when Garrard made it to the game some years ago, but we all know it’s a near travesty that you can refer to him as “Pro-Bowl QB” David Garrard.
No solutions, but had to vent before I had an aneurysm.
Safe travels and aloha, Montell!
by FreeBlaineGabbert on Jan 23, 2012 11:33 AM EST reply actions
and if SF won
8 SF players would also be sitting out. Can you imagine if 16 of the players voted in just sat out?
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by Jagsrok9008 on Jan 23, 2012 12:07 PM EST up reply actions
Instead of fielding a team, just create the roster
and list the names of players who have made the team. The honor is in being named a Pro Bowler not actually playing in the game. Instead of doing the Pro-Bowl, do a skills competition or a beach volleyball tourney.
Robert Edwards passes on the beach volleyball tourney!
Friggin’ beach volleyball!
by FreeBlaineGabbert on Jan 23, 2012 3:53 PM EST up reply actions
To keep it interesting
The players would be paired with an NFL cheerleader from their respective teams. Tell me you don’t want to watch it now.
Theres no answer that I can think of.
Garrard was very lucky that year to get in. wasnt he like the 3rd alternate? Taylors pro bowl resume is a result of so many good RBs at the time. Priest Holmes, Tomlison, etc
by JagSoldier on Jan 23, 2012 11:57 AM EST via mobile reply actions
Well I am glad to see that Montell Owens got the pro bowl selection. He is a really really good special teams player. Everytime he touches the ball he makes good plays. I agree I think that our new OC coach should give montell more carries or some trick plays to open up the playbook! The guy is very under rated in my book!
by jaguarsfan3030 on Jan 23, 2012 12:30 PM EST reply actions
I think we should let cut Deji Karim
and let Montell be the #3 back. He has solid speed, and runs hard.
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