Seward, Dupree and Rivers For Touchdown

Linebacker Adam Seward and wide receiver Maurice Dupree of Jacksonville Jaguars and San Diego Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers are my favorite top picks for NFL playoffs on WaiverWire. With 20 tackles on defense and 29 special teams tackles in 40 games over the past four seasons with Carolina, I talent pick from my gut feel that this promising man will make it big in NFL. Bearing his name so close to my mentor and first ancestor Adam, I am more certain that he will be very much endowed with the winning crown. I mean this feels so personal and hence he got my first vote to be the top on my list alongside with Dupree.

Although being signed as an undrafted rookie in May and waived on August 14, I feel he begin to be skyrocketing his career from here as there is a strong affinity that he is such a player who will spur all the more stronger and tougher when met with unpleasantness. So when he is signed up with Seward, I give all my votes to the Jags to emerge victorious this season especially.

San Diego Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers has proven he has all of the necessary qualities to be a successful quarterback in the NFL. He's a proven winner and an unquestioned leader for this football team. At 27 has he led the Chargers to the postseason every year since taking over the starting quarterback job in 2006 which more than impress me to select him as the number 1 player on my chart of heros.Last season he led the NFL with a team-record 105.5 passer rating and broke Dan Fouts' club record with 34 touchdown passes. A precious season in 2008, Rivers completed 312-of-478 throws for 4,009 yards with 52 career games and 48 starts, he has completed 62.3 percent of his passes for 10,697 yards and 78 scores, with 36 interceptions. With a 33-15-0 record, he is set to soar ever.