'NFL Live' previews AFC East
September, 1, 2010
9/01/10
7:34
PM ET
By Tim Graham | ESPN.com
It was AFC East Day on "NFL Live." Most of the show was dominated with discussion and predictions on the division from analysts Mark Schlereth and Darren Woodson.
Some highlights from the show ...
Schlereth's forecasted standings: Jets 10-6, Dolphins 9-7, Patriots 9-7, Bills 5-11. Only the Jets are going to the playoffs.
Woodson's forecasted standings: Patriots 11-5, Dolphins 9-7, Jets 7-9, Bills 5-11. The Dolphins earn a wild-card berth.
Schlereth and Woodson selected their biggest contributors.
Most important offensive player
Schlereth: Ronnie Brown, Dolphins running back
Woodson: Chad Henne, Dolphins quarterback
Most important defensive player
Schlereth: Darrelle Revis, Jets cornerback
Woodson: Antonio Cromartie, Jets cornerback
Breakout player
Schlereth: Julian Edelman, Patriots receiver
Woodson: Shonn Greene, Jets running back
Impact rookie
Schlereth: Rob Gronkowski, Patriots tight end
Woodson: C.J. Spiller, Bills running back
On the hot seat
Schlereth: Trent Edwards, Bills quarterback
Woodson: Laurence Maroney, Patriots running back
Some highlights from the show ...
Schlereth's forecasted standings: Jets 10-6, Dolphins 9-7, Patriots 9-7, Bills 5-11. Only the Jets are going to the playoffs.
Woodson's forecasted standings: Patriots 11-5, Dolphins 9-7, Jets 7-9, Bills 5-11. The Dolphins earn a wild-card berth.
Schlereth and Woodson selected their biggest contributors.
Most important offensive player
Schlereth: Ronnie Brown, Dolphins running back
Woodson: Chad Henne, Dolphins quarterback
Most important defensive player
Schlereth: Darrelle Revis, Jets cornerback
Woodson: Antonio Cromartie, Jets cornerback
Breakout player
Schlereth: Julian Edelman, Patriots receiver
Woodson: Shonn Greene, Jets running back
Impact rookie
Schlereth: Rob Gronkowski, Patriots tight end
Woodson: C.J. Spiller, Bills running back
On the hot seat
Schlereth: Trent Edwards, Bills quarterback
Woodson: Laurence Maroney, Patriots running back
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