Found November 10, 2009 on
Vikings Now:
PLAYERS:
Steve Hutchinson,
Jahri Evans,
Chris Kemoeatu,
Ben Grubbs,
Jared Allen,
Adrian Peterson,
Kevin Williams,
Darren Sharper,
Brett Favre
TEAMS: Minnesota Vikings, New Orleans Saints, Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Ravens, Indianapolis Colts
TEAMS: Minnesota Vikings, New Orleans Saints, Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Ravens, Indianapolis Colts
The Vikings most decorated player, guard Steve Hutchinson, has been shut out of two midseason All-Pro teams.
Sports Illustrated and Pro Football Weekly both left Hutchinson, a six-time Pro Bowl and a five-time All-Pro selection, off their respective lists.
Sports Illustrated selected Jahri Evans of the New Orleans Saints and Chris Kemoeatu of the Pittsburgh Steelers, while Pro Football Weekly selected Evans and Ben Grubbs of the Baltimore Ravens.
Hutchinson has made every start this season, despite a back injury that limited in practice for several weeks.
Percy Harvin and Jared Allen were chosen by both publications, although the latter was not a unanimous pick by the editors of Pro Football Weekly. That is surprising since Allen currently leads the league with 10.5 sacks.
Adrian Peterson was selected by Pro Football Weekly but was passed over by Tennessee's Chris Johnson by Sports Illustrated.
Defensive tackle Kevin Williams was also picked by Sports Illustrated but not P...
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