3Rd--Welker had an incredible season. 123 receptions (2nd most all-time in a season) 1,348 total yards, 11 yards per catch, 96.3 yards a game. WOW IMPRESSIVE!! Yet, that was Welker Before he shredded his knee. The biggest question lingering over Welker is when will he be back in Full Effect and will he ever produce the same numbers again? We've seen Brady come back this year and make the Pro Bowl. That's got to be great motivation for Welker. Yet, I don't see him Catching 100 passes and Averaging a 1st down every pass in years to come. He was that Good but he has a long road ahead of him. A road that says well never see the same Welker again. I wish him the best of Luck.
2Nd--Kevin Garnett's knee gets the #2 Spot because his knee is worth a Championship Ring. If he was present in last years playoffs the Celts would have won the NBA Championship. No Doubt About It. That would have made it twice in a row. His dominance doesn't compare to that of anyone in the league. KG does it ALL. This season when he play's the Celtics almost NEVER lose and when he doesn't their a .500 team. As a 13 year Veteran he's the best teammate in the NBA.
1St-- Tom Brady the UBER Famous QB, the Captain of the all Mighty New England Patriots. His knee injury so significant the Patriots Dynasty has not been the same since. The knee that made Matt Cassell Famous. The knee that was questioned week in and week out by the media and fans. After all the adversity Brady put up some solid numbers this season. 28 Td's (tied for 2nd most of career) and 13 INT's (Brady's Career Avg). He peaked in 2007 and is slowly declining. It took a ACL, MCL tear to turn 1 of the Best of All-time into a Top 5 QB in the league. The proof came after 10 year Veteran Brady was knocked out of the playoffs by the Ravens and Rookie Mark Sanchez got the Wins in Cincinnati and San Diego. Tom Brady is suppose to be playing in Indy for the AFC Championship yet it's Sanchez. The week 2 loss to the Jets must have been a strong motivator to Brady's confidence this year. Although, the tables are turned and it's New York again on the other side.
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