On Defense as well as Offense, there are certain players I would never like to take man to man. Simple for the fact that they either are too damn fast, strong, or a combination of both.

OFFENSE

On offense, I would hate going up against Reggie Wayne, due to his height and his speed. Wayne has been taught by the best, Manning, and almost every pass made to him is either a completion, or by some force of nature, Reggie was unable to complete it. It doesn't matter who's on him, a corner and a safety, two safeties, linebackers, the whole team, he's filthy. He's possibly about to beat Andre to the 1st place spot.....wait, what? How am I saying this? I'll just stop here

Another offensive beast is Chris Johnson, like I said before, he's just speed. His ability to find an open spot is uncanny. He puts up hundreds of yards in all games, no matter who they're playing. He's possibly about to be the next BIG TRADE this upcoming season. If Tennessee doesn't get step their game up, he's gone, simple as that. He's young, he's amazing, and there is a wide range of teams that need that strength at their running game. Defenses who go up against him, in this case Linebackers, have to be physically read to keep up with him. His ability to cut through a stock pile of overgrown men is nothing but hysterical. When he gets the ball, the defense should just pile on top of him, and pray he doesn't break the 11 man tackle and run for a touchdown, like he always does.

The last one would be Vince Young. I learned this firsthand when Houston played the Titans last season. The first game they lost was with Collins on QB, the second game was a win, with Young on QB. I never doubted his ability, ever since his college days in Texas. He's a double threat QB, who can pass somewhat well, and he can run, and damn well if I may add. He's smart about what he does, and defenders know that. If he cant find an open player, he either goes to his runner, CJ, and tears up the yard, or runs the ball himself. He's quick on his feet, and he can fight for those 1st downs like its practice. His role in the Titans is too big to let him go. Little things like those make his value go up.

DEFENSE

Dwight Freeney, simply said, is a truck. His ability to react at the snap of the ball, and concentrate on one target:THE QB, is impressive. He's the best DE in the league right now, regardless of injuries sustained, he's the best. Behind him are Mario Williams and Jared Allen. He's quick, HUGE, and smart. He plays for the best defense in the league, and he's contributed to that reputation. Offensive guards and tackles have their hands full with him. He's also contributed to the name the Colts linebackers have acquired. When the ball snaps, O-Linemen know he's out for blood, so the coverage they give to the outside runners, loosens up the middle game, for linebackers to blitz and possibly get a sack. Freeney I hate you, for I envy you and your size.

Darrelle Revis...OK...before I say anything about him, he has an imaginary island named after him, How cool is that?
He's amazing, he's the best corner out there, without a doubt. He's taken down Andre, Reggie, Colston, Ocho Cinco, and Steve Smith, all in one season, without breaking a sweat. I don't know where it came from, but he's got the football swagger needed to win a game. Their defense, the Jets, is possibly one of the most confident ones out there. When Revis says "I got this", he really does mean it. Being a receiver, and having to burn him on a route, is probably hard enough as it is. Making a completion isn't guaranteed. He kept Andre under 40 yds in their 1st game, which tells you something.