Child’s Play: The Juvenile Academy Award By Jessica Pickens
It can feel a little awkward when a child is told they did a better job at work than an adult. That was the case with the Academy Awards at least. At 9 years old, Jackie Cooper was the first child nominated for a Best Actor at the 4th Annual Academy Awards. Nominated for SKIPPY (’31), Cooper was competing against Richard Dix, Fredric March, Adolphe Menjou and Lionel Barrymore. It was Barrymore who took home the award that night for his performance in A FREE SOUL (‘31).
Three years later, 6-year-old Shirley Temple looked like a serious contender for a Best Actress nomination at the 7th Academy Awards. This same year, there was heartburn that Bette Davis hadn’t received an official nomination for OF HUMAN BONDAGE (’34). As a compromise, Temple’s autobiography notes that a special Juvenile Academy Award was created, “In grateful recognition of her outstanding contribution to screen entertainment during the year 1934.” Claudette Colbert took home the Best Actress award that year for IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT.
The juvenile statue awarded to the young actors was half the size of the regular Academy Award; standing about seven inches tall. Temple was the first to receive an award that was presented 10 times to 12 honorees over the next 26 years. The juveniles ranged in ages 6 to 18.
Shirley Temple, 1934 at the 7th Annual Academy Awards
As Temple sat bored at the Academy Awards, she was surprised to hear her name announced during the ceremony. Host and humorist Irvin S. Cobb called her “one giant among the troupers.” As she grabbed her miniature-sized award, she asked, “Mommy may we go home now?” according to her autobiography. “You all aren’t old enough to know what all this is about,” Cobb told Temple. Shirley’s mother told her that she received the award for “quantity, not quality,” because Temple starred in seven films in 1934.
In 1985, Temple received a full-sized award, as she felt the juvenile actors deserved a regulation-sized award like everyone else, according to Claude Jarman, Jr.’s autobiography.
Mickey Rooney and Deanna Durbin, 1938 at the 11th Annual Academy Awards:
The second time the special award was presented was to two juvenile actors: Mickey Rooney, 18, and Deanna Durbin, 17. They received the award for “their significant contribution in bringing to the screen the spirit and personification of youth and as juvenile players setting a high standard of ability and achievement.”
“Whatever that meant,” Rooney commented in his autobiography on the award.
This was Durbin’s only recognition from the Academy. The following year, Rooney received his first adult nomination for BABES IN ARMS (’39). In total, he received four other competitive awards as an adult, and received one Honorary Award in 1983 in recognition of “50 years of versatility in a variety of memorable film performances.”
Judy Garland, 1939 at the 12th Annual Academy Awards:
Judy Garland, 17, was presented her Juvenile Academy Award by her frequent co-star Mickey Rooney. Garland received her award for “her outstanding performance as a screen juvenile during the past year” for her performances in BABES IN ARMS (’39) and THE WIZARD OF OZ (’39). Garland wouldn’t be recognized with a nomination by the Academy again until her 1954 performance in A STAR IS BORN. Garland reported losing the Juvenile Award in 1958, and it was replaced by the Academy at her own expense.
Margaret O’Brien, 1944 at the 17th Annual Academy Awards
Margaret O’Brien, 7, received the Juvenile Academy Award “for outstanding child actress of 1944” for the film MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS (’44). When Margaret O’Brien received her Oscar, she said she wasn’t really that interested in it at the time. “I was more excited about seeing Bob Hope. I was more interested in meeting him than the Oscar that night,” she said, quoted by her biographer.
In 1958, O’Brien’s award was lost. Her housekeeper, Gladys, took the Juvenile Academy Award home to polish and didn’t return. A short time after, Gladys was put in the hospital for a heart condition and the award was forgotten. When Margaret reached out later about the award, the maid had moved, according to her biographer.
Nearly 40 years later, two baseball memorabilia collectors — Steve Meimand and Mark Nash— returned the award to O’Brien in 1995. The men had bought it at a swap meet in Pasadena, according to a Feb. 9, 1995, news brief in the Lodi New-Sentinel. “I never thought it would be returned,” she said in 1995. “I had looked for it for so many years in the same type of places where it was found.” In 2001, O’Brien donated her Oscar to the Sacramento AIDS Foundation.
Peggy Ann Garner, 1945 at the 18th Annual Academy Awards
After appearing in films since 1938, Peggy Ann Garner’s breakout role was in the film adaptation of A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN (’45). That year at the Academy Awards, 14-year-old Garner was recognized with the Juvenile Award “for the outstanding child actress of 1945.” It was an unexpected honor for Garner, who was confused why she was asked to sit in an aisle seat. She thought it was a mistake when her name was announced, according to Dickie Moore’s book on child actors.
Claude Jarman Jr., 1946 at the 19th Annual Academy Awards
Claude Jarman Jr. was plucked from his home in Knoxville, Tenn. and thrust into stardom when director Clarence Brown selected him for the lead role in THE YEARLING (’46). Jarman wrote in his autobiography that he gave a brief speech saying it was a thrilling moment and “This is about the most exciting thing that can happen to anybody.” However, later admitted that at age 12 the significance of the award escaped him. Following Shirley Temple’s example, Jarman also later received a full-sized Academy Award.
Ivan Jandl, 1948 at the 21st Annual Academy Awards
Ivan Jandl received the Juvenile Academy Award in his only American film, making him the first Czech actor to receive an Academy Award. At age 12, Jandl was recognized for his “outstanding juvenile performance of 1948 in THE SEARCH (’48).” The film was one of only five films Jandl starred in. Jandl was not permitted by the Czechoslovakia government to travel to the United States to accept his award, which was accepted on his behalf by Fred Zinnemann, who directed THE SEARCH.
Bobby Driscoll, 1949 at the 22nd Annual Academy Awards
Bobby Driscoll received the award for “the outstanding juvenile actor of 1949” after appearing in the film-noir THE WINDOW (’49), as well as his performance in the Disney film SO DEAR TO MY HEART (’48). “I’ve never been so thrilled in my life,” 13-year-old Driscoll said when he accepted the award.
Jon Whiteley and Vincent Winter, 1954 at the 27th Annual Academy Awards
Scottish actors Jon Whiteley, 10, and Vincent Winter, 7, co-starred as brothers in THE LITTLE KIDNAPPERS (’53). The co-stars were awarded for their “outstanding juvenile performances in The Little Kidnappers.” Whiteley’s parents wouldn’t let him attend the award’s ceremony, so it was mailed to him. "I remember when it arrived, hearing it was supposed to be something special, I opened the box and I was very disappointed. I thought it was an ugly statue," Whiteley said in a 2014 interview.
Vincent Winter was also not present for the award, so Tommy Rettig accepted the award on behalf of both actors.
Hayley Mills, 1960 at the 33rd Annual Academy Awards
The last Juvenile Academy Award was award to Hayley Mills, 14, in 1960 for her role in POLLYANNA (’60). The award was presented by the first winner of the Juvenile Award, Shirley Temple. Mills was unable to attend, and it was accepted on her behalf by fellow Disney star Annette Funicello.
In a 2018 interview, Mills said she didn’t know she had received it until it arrived at her home. Mills was in boarding school in England at the time of the ceremony. “I didn’t know anything about it until it turned up. Like, ‘Oh, that’s sweet. What’s that?’ I was told, ‘Well, this is a very special award,’ but it was quite a few years before I began to appreciate what I had,” she said in a 2018 interview.
The Aftermath
Throughout the tenure of the honorary Juvenile Academy Award, other children were still occasionally nominated, including Bonita Granville, 14, for THESE THREE (’36); Brandon de Wilde, 11, for SHANE (’53); Sal Mineo, 17, for REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE (’55) and Patty McCormack, 11, for THE BAD SEED (’56).
Once Patty Duke, 16, won the Academy Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role in 1963 for THE MIRACLE WORKER (’62), the honor was discontinued. Following Duke, Tatum O’Neal, 11, received the award for Best Supporting Actress for PAPER MOON (’73).
In recent years, there has been discussion about bringing the award back. In a 2017 Hollywood Reporter article, the argument was made that after the discontinuation of the award, fewer children have been recognized by the Academy. The performance of Sunny Pawar in LION (2016) wasn’t nominated, which was viewed as a snub, according to a 2017 Hollywood Reporter article. Other children haven been nominated in major categories, like Quvenzhane Wallis for BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD (2012), which to date makes her the youngest nominee for Best Actress in a Leading Role, and Jacob Tremblay in ROOM (2015). But the last time a child has won a competitive award was Anna Paquin for THE PIANO (1993).
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“Hey soooo Zen’s here”
Jennifer paused at her doorway, a bag of groceries… well, snacks… in her arms. Jennifer O’Neal doesn’t really do the whole... cooking thing.“I’m sorry what?”
“Zen… your cousin, she’s here.” Shane’s voice said from over Jennifer’s cellphone. The concept of Annabelle being at Jennifer’s favorite bar alone, without her, by herself….
Well, it seemed so strange to her that Jennifer had to pinch herself after placing the bag of food down on the counter.
“Sup you” Faith said walking in rummaging in the bag of groceries tip toeing to get a better look at the bottom of the bag. Please say Jennifer got those sweet potato chips she had been craving all week.
“Where is Kaldur?”
“She said something about girls night? Lucy is here too.”
“Oh great, so no supervision.”
“Hey Beautiful I’m here,” Shane let out a soft laugh as the bar erupted into cheers, “Which is why I’m calling you.”
“Ok give me a sec.” Jennifer hung up turning to her sister who was already elbow deep in the bag of chips.
“Was that boylover?”
“No Shane. Apparently Zen is at the bar.”
“Why?”
“No idea but we must go fetch her.”
“Well if we MUST!” Faith said dashing toward the sneakers she had tossed by the couch slipping them on.
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“JEN!” Cheers erupted from patrons hitting Jennifer like the smell of beer and liquor as and her sister walked into the bar.
“Good to see you have been missed.” the younger O’Neal sister laughed looking around the crowded bar for her cousin. Not that she needed to look very far. Annabella was telling some very tall woman something as she jumped up and down on the balls of her feet.
“Found our dear cousin.” Faith said pulling at her sister’s arm.
“MY DARLING COUSINS!!!” Annabella said before bursting out into giggles.
“Sup you” Faith said, “Where’s your friend?”
“Right here,” Annabella said swaying slightly before saying something in Spanish that went over the younger girl’s head, then seeing Jennifer Annabella came over hugging her and then kissing her stomach.
“Faith you came!” Lucy said coming out of seemingly nowhere throwing her arms around Faith’s shoulders hugging her. “I think your cousin is drunk, I know I am.”
“I can see that” Faith took the pretty dark-haired girl’s hands spinning her around for a moment then nodding toward the tall woman whose name she never got and honestly, didn’t really care, before pulling Lucy toward the door.
“Wait we are going?”
“Once Jen gets… Annabella?”
She had lost them.
So it was going to be this kind of night.
“Jennifer you are so pretty, I have always loved your eyes… you know who else has beautiful eyes?”
“Kaldur?”
“Kaldur.”
Jennifer bit her lip trying not to laugh as Annabella sighed running her fingers through her hair thinking about her…
“My Fishhusband.”
“I’m sure he loves it when you call him that.”
“I love him.”
“Really?”
“Do you think he knows” Annabella looked around as if the man in question was going to pop out of nowhere. “Do you?”
“Would it be so bad if he did?”
Annabella blinked looking up at Jennifer as if she didn’t quite understand the question. Cocking her head to the side Jennifer couldn’t help but think of Guardian when Faith would ask her large dog if he wanted to go for an adventure.
“I see why you like to drink.” Annabella said spreading her arms out side before spinning slowly around, her head out, “Everything is so… silly.”
“Yeah… Woah!” Jennifer reached out catching Annabella as she stumbled slightly backward. “Careful.”
“Do you think Kaldur likes me back?”
“I think he wouldn’t be engaged if he wasn’t.”
Annabella stood there her large eyes wide, for a moment Jennifer thought maybe… she had sobered up? No there was no way.
“He’s engaged?”
“Yes…”
“Oh,” depression washed over Annabella thick and deep. The world didn’t seem so silly anymore. She blinked a few times as large crocodile tears rolled down her cheeks.
“Uhhh Annabella, what’s wrong honey.”
“I just… I never got to tell him how I feel.” she sniffed
“Honey… Hun looks at me.” Jennifer gently took her cousin’s head in her hands, “You are the one he’s engaged too.”
“What?”
“Yeah look” Jennifer held up Annabella’s hand so she could see the delicate pearl ring Kaldur had gotten her. Annabella looked down at the ring letting out a little giggle as she saw it.
“Awww It’s so pretty” holding her hand up to admiring it she sighed, “It looks so nice on my hand.”
“Want to go home and see the man who gave it to you.”
“No”
Mood changed, a large pout on her lips as she clutched her hand to her chest as if Jennifer was going to steal the ring right off her hand. “No one ever came and got you when you were drunk.”
“If you come back with me you can cuddle with Lucy.”
“LUCY! I love Lucy! Where is she?”
As If on cue, Lucy and Faith waved at Annabella from across the bar. Lucy was devouring a large plate of cheese fries with Faith who now conveniently had a beer in front of her.
“I thought you were helping me not encouraging,” Jennifer said as they both approached the other two girls. Annabella let out a squeal saying something in Spanish before kissing Lucy on the cheek.
“Have you met me?” Faith scoffed picking up a french fry taking a defiant bit out of it, “my middle name is basically little shit”
“I can’t argue with that,” Jennifer said taking a seat down next to her sister rubbing her leg, this swelling thing was going to need to stop soon. The humid summer’s of Gotham wasn’t helping either.
“Good to have you back,” Shane said coming over giving Jennifer a kiss on the top of her head.
“She’s taken!” Annabella snapped.
“Oh trust me, I am very aware.”
Annabella just giggled taking a bit of the fries before looking around “Being drunk is weird, it’s like you’re in a dream.”
“Deep” Faith snickered, “All we need now is Maia and Gigi.”
“I’m pretty sure one of them is asleep with their twins and the other is… doing things.”
An hour later and both Annabella and Lucy were passed out in the back of Jennifer’s car. Faith in the front seat humming peacefully along with the song on the radio while Jennifer slowly turned into Lucy’s apartment.
“See,” Faith said, glancing back at the two girls who were snoring slightly. “You’re going to make a great mom.”
Jennifer bit her lip fighting back a smile, yes this unplanned little Nugent was a future filled with so much uncertainty. And yes, she may have been thinking this morning about that very thing. Being a mom.
But also yes,
Maybe she would make a great mom.
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Quarterbacks
SF Alex Smith, 22 yrs, Star
ARI Kurt Warner, 35 yrs, Superstar
SEA Matt Hasselbeck, 31 yrs, Star
LAC Philip Rivers, 25 yrs, Superstar
CIN Carson Palmer, 27 yrs, Star
BAL Steve McNair, 33 yrs, Star
PIT Ben Roethlisberger, 24 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Brick Wall)
GB Brett Favre, 37 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Bazooka)
GB Aaron Rodgers, 23 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Gambler)
NYG Eli Manning, 25 yrs, Star
PHI Donovan McNabb, 30 yrs, Superstar
DAL Drew Bledsoe, 34 yrs, Star
DAL Tony Romo, 26 yrs, Star
NE Tom Brady, 29 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Pro Reads)
NO Drew Brees, 27 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Fearless)
ATL Michael Vick, 26 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (First One Free)
TEN Vince Young, 23 yrs, Star ? ↓
IND Peyton Manning, 30 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Pro Reads)
Runningbacks
SF Frank Gore, 23 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Wrecking Ball)
ARI Edgerrin James, 28 yrs, Superstar ? ↓
LAR Steven Jackson, 23 yrs, Superstar
LAR Marshall Faulk, 32 yrs, Star
SEA Shaun Alexander, 29 yrs, Superstar
KC Larry Johnson, 27 yrs, Star
LAC Michael Turner, 24 yrs, Star
LAC Darren Sproles, 23 yrs, Star
LAC LaDanian Tomlinson, 27 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (First One Free)
BAL Jamal Lewis, 27 yrs, Superstar
GB Ahmad Green, 29 yrs, Star
NYG Tiki Barber, 31 yrs, Superstar
PHI Brian Westbrook, 27 yrs, Star
WAS Clinton Portis, 25 yrs, Star
NYJ Curtis Martin, 33 yrs, Star
NE Corey Dillon, 32 yrs, Star
BUF Willis McGahee, 25 yrs, Star
CAR DeAngelo Williams, 23 yrs, Star
ATL Warrick Dunn, 31 yrs, Star
JAX Fred Taylor, 30 yrs, Star
JAX Maurice Jones-Drew, 21 yrs, Superstar
Fullbacks
SEA Mack Strong, 35 yrs, Star
LAC Lorenzo Neal, 36 yrs, Superstar
TB Mike Alstott, 33 yrs, Star
Wide Receivers
ARI Larry Fitzgerald, 23 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Max Security)
ARI Anquan Boldin, 26 yrs, Superstar
LAR Torry Holt, 30 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Rac ‘Em Up)
LAR Isaac Bruce, 34 yrs, Superstar
DEN Rod Smith, 36 yrs, Star
DEN Brandon Marshall, 22 yrs, Superstar
OAK Randy Moss, 29 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Double Me)
LAC Vincent Jackson, 23 yrs, Star
CIN Chad Johnson, 28 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Rac ‘Em Up)
BAL Derrick Mason, 32 yrs, Star
PIT Hines Ward, 30 yrs, Superstar ? ↑
GB Donald Driver, 31 yrs, Star
GB Greg Jennings, 23 yrs, Star
NYG Plaxico Burress, 29 yrs, Star
WAS Santana Moss, 27 yrs, Star
DAL Terrell Owens, 33 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Double Me)
MIA Wes Welker, 25 yrs, Superstar
NE Deion Branch, 27 yrs, Star
TB Joey Galloway, 35 yrs, Star
NO Joe Horn, 34 yrs, Star
ATL Roddy White, 25 yrs, Superstar
HOU Andre Johnson, 25 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Double Me)
IND Marvin Harrison, 34 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Rac ‘Em Up)
IND Reggie Wayne, 28 yrs, Superstar
Tight Ends
SF Vernon Davis, 22 yrs, Star ? ↑
SF Delaine Walker, 22 yrs, Star
KC Tony Gonzalez, 30 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Max Security)
LAC Antonio Gates, 26 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Max Security)
BAL Todd Heap, 26 yrs, Star
PIT Heath Miller, 24 yrs, Star
NYG Jeremy Shockey, 26 yrs, Superstar ? ↓
WAS Chris Cooley, 24 yrs, Star
DAL Jason Witten, 24 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Max Security)
ATL Alge Crumpler, 29 yrs, Star
HOU Owen Daniels, 24 yrs, Star
IND Dallas Clark, 27 yrs, Star
Tackles
ARI Leonard Davis, 28 yrs, Star
LAR Orlando Pace, 31 yrs, Superstar
SEA Walter Jones, 32 yrs, Superstar
KC Willie Roaf, 36 yrs, Superstar
CIN Andrew Whitworth, 25 yrs, Superstar
CIN Willie Anderson, 31 yrs, Superstar
BAL Jonathan Ogden, 32 yrs, Superstar
GB Chad Clifton, 30 yrs, Star
PHI Tra Thomas, 32 yrs, Star
WAS Chris Samuels, 29 yrs, Superstar
DAL Flozell Adams, 29 yrs, Superstar
NYJ D’Brickshaw Ferguson, 23 yrs, Star
NE Matt Light, 28 yrs, Superstar
BUF Jason Peters, 24 yrs, Superstar
NO Jammal Brown, 25 yrs, Star
CAR Jordan Gross, 26 yrs, Star
TEN Michael Roos, 24 yrs, Star
IND Tarik Glenn, 30 yrs, Star
Guards
SF Larry Allen, 35 yrs, Superstar
LAR Richie Incognito, 23 yrs, Star
KC Will Shields, 35 yrs, Superstar
KC Brian Waters, 29 yrs, Superstar
LAC Kris Dielman, 25 yrs, Star
PIT Alan Faneca, 30 yrs, Superstar
DET Damien Woody, 29 yrs, Star
CHI Ruben Brown, 34 yrs, Star
MIN Steve Hutchinson, 29 yrs, Superstar
NYG Chris Snee, 24 yrs, Star
PHI Shawn Andrews, 24 yrs, Star
DAL Marco Rivera, 34 yrs, Star
NE Logan Mankins, 24 yrs, Superstar
TB Davin Joseph, 23 yrs, Star
NO Jahri Evans, 23 yrs, Superstar
CAR Evan Mathis, 25 yrs, Star
Centers
SF Jeremy Newberry, 30 yrs, Star
DEN Chris Myers, 25 yrs, Star
DEN Tom Nalen, 35 yrs, Star
CLE LeCharles Bentley, 27 yrs, Star
PIT Jeff Hartings, 34 yrs, Star
CHI Olin Kreutz, 29 yrs, Superstar
MIN Matt Birk, 30 yrs, Star
NYG Shaun O’hara, 29 yrs, Star
DAL Andre Gurode, 28 yrs, Star
NYJ Nick Mangold, 22 yrs, Superstar
NE Dan Koppen, 27 yrs, Star
TEN Kevin Mawae, 35 yrs, Superstar
IND Jeff Saturday, 31 yrs, Superstar
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SF Bryant Young, 34 yrs, Star
ARI Bertrand Berry, 31 yrs, Star
LAR Leonard Little, 32 yrs, Star
SEA Julian Peterson, 28 yrs, Superstar
KC Jared Allen, 24 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Unstoppable Force)
KC Tamba Hali, 23 yrs, Superstar
DEN Elvis Dumervil, 22 yrs, Superstar
OAK Derrick Burgess, 28 yrs, Star
LAC Shaun Phillips, 25 yrs, Star
BAL Terrell Suggs, 24 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Unstoppable Force)
BAL Adalius Thomas, 29 yrs, Star
CLE Willie McGinest, 35 yrs, Star
PIT James Harrison, 28 yrs, Superstar
PIT Joey Porter, 29 yrs, Superstar
GB Aaron Kampman, 27 yrs, Star
GB Kabeer Gbaja-Biamilia, 29 yrs, Star
NYG Michael Strahan, 35 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Fearmonger)
NYG Justin Tuck, 23 yrs, Star
NYG Osi Umenyiora, 25 yrs, Superstar
PHI Jeveon Kearse, 30 yrs, Star
PHI Trent Cole, 24 yrs, Star
DAL DeMarcus Ware, 24 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Unstoppable Force)
NYJ Shaun Ellis, 29 yrs, Star
MIA Jason Taylor, 32 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Unstoppable Force)
MIA Kevin Carter, 33 yrs, Star
BUF Aaron Schobel, 29 yrs, Star
TB Simeon Rice, 32 yrs, Superstar
NO Will Smith, 25 yrs, Star
CAR Julius Peppers, 26 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Unstoppable Force)
ATL John Abraham, 28 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Unstoppable Force)
ATL Patrick Kerney, 30 yrs, Superstar ? ↓
TEN Kyle Vanden Bosch, 28 yrs, Star
HOU Jason Babin, 26 yrs, Star
HOU Mario Williams, 21 yrs, Superstar
IND Dwight Freeney, 26 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Unstoppable Force)
IND Robert Mathis, 25 yrs, Superstar ? ↑
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ARI Darnell Dockett, 25 yrs, Star
LAR La’Roi Glover, 32 yrs, Superstar
OAK Warren Sapp, 34 yrs, Superstar
LAC Jamal Williams, 30 yrs, Superstar
CIN Justin Smith, 27 yrs, Superstar
CIN Sam Adams, 33 yrs, Star
BAL Haloti Ngata, 22 yrs, Superstar
CLE Ted Washington, 38 yrs, Star
PIT Casey Hampton, 29 yrs, Star
DET Shaun Rogers, 26 yrs, Star
CHI Tommie Harris, 23 yrs, Star
MIN Pat Williams, 34 yrs, Star
MIN Kevin Williams, 26 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Run Stuffer)
NE Richard Seymour, 27 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Run Stuffer)
NE Vince Wilfork, 25 yrs, Superstar
BUF Kyle Williams, 23 yrs, Superstar
CAR Kris Jenkins, 27 yrs, Superstar
ATL Roderick Coleman, 30 yrs, Star
TEN Albert Haynesworth, 25 yrs, Star
TEN Randy Starks, 23 yrs, Star
JAX John Henderson, 27 yrs, Star
JAX Marcus Stroud, 28 yrs, Star
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ARI Karlos Dansby, 25 yrs, Star
LAR Dexter Coakley, 34 yrs, Star ? ↓
SEA Lofa Tatupu, 24 yrs, Superstar ? ↓
KC Derrick Johnson, 24 yrs, Superstar
DEN Al Wilson, 29 yrs, Superstar ? ↓
BAL Bart Scott, 26 yrs, Star
BAL Ray Lewis, 31 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Reinforcement)
CLE D’Qwell Jackson, 23 yrs, Star
PIT James Farrior, 31 yrs Star
CHI Brian Urlacher, 28 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Run Stuffer)
CHI Lance Briggs, 26 yrs, Superstar
MIN Chad Greenway, 23 yrs, Star
NYG Lavar Arrington, 28 yrs, Star
PHI Jeremiah Trotter, 29 yrs, Superstar ? ↓
NYJ Jonathan Vilma, 24 yrs, Star
MIA Zack Thomas, 33 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Run Stuffer)
NE Mike Vrabel, 31 yrs, Star
NE Tedy Bruschi, 33 yrs, Star
BUF Takeo Spikes, 30 yrs, Star
BUF London Fletcher, 31 yrs, Superstar
TB Derrick Brooks, 33 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Run Stuffer)
CAR Thomas Davis, 23 yrs, Superstar
ATL Keith Brooking, 31 yrs, Star
HOU DeMeco Ryans, 22 yrs, Star
Corners
ARI Antrell Rolle, 24 yrs, Star
KC Patrick Surtain, 30 yrs, Star
DEN Champ Bailey, 28 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Shutdown)
OAK Nnamdi Asomugha, 25 yrs, Superstar
LAC Antonio Cromartie, 22 yrs, Superstar
CIN Deltha O’Neal, 29 yrs, Star
CIN Johnathan Joseph, 22 yrs, Star
BAL Chris McAlister, 29 yrs, Superstar
BAL Samari Rolle, 30 yrs, Star
PIT Ike Taylor, 26 yrs, Star
DET Dre’ Bly, 29 yrs, Star
CHI Charles Tillman, 25 yrs, Star
MIN Antoine Winfield, 29 yrs, Star
GB Charles Woodson, 30 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Zone Hawk)
GB Al Harris, 32 yrs, Star
NYG Sam Madison, 32 yrs, Superstar
PHI Lito Shepard, 25 yrs, Star
DAL Terrence Newman, 28 yrs, Star
NE Asante Samuel, 25 yrs, Superstar
BUF Nate Clements, 27 yrs, Star
TB Ronde Barber, 31 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Shutdown)
ATL DeAngelo Hall, 23 yrs, Star
TEN Adam Jones, 23 yrs, Star
JAX Rashean Mathis, 26 yrs, Star
Safeties
SF Mike Adams, 25 yrs, Star
ARI Adrian Wilson, 27 yrs, Superstar
DEN John Lynch, 35 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Reinforcement) ? ↓
BAL Ed Reed, 28 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Zone Hawk)
PIT Troy Polamalu, 25 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Reinforcement)
MIN Darren Sharper, 31 yrs, Superstar
GB Nick Collins, 23 yrs, Star
PHI Brian Dawkins, 33 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Reinforcement)
WAS Sean Taylor, 23 yrs, Superstar X-Factor (Reinforcement)
DAL Roy Williams, 26 yrs, Superstar
NE Rodney Harrison, 34 yrs, Star ? ↑
BUF Donte Whitner, 21 yrs, Star
NO Roman Harper, 24 yrs, Star
ATL Lawyer Milloy, 32 yrs, Star
IND Bob Sanders, 25 yrs, Superstar
Kickers
ARI Neil Rackers, 30 yrs, Star
OAK Sebastian Janikowski, 28 yrs, Star
LAC Nate Kaeding, 24 yrs, Star
BAL Matt Stover, 38 yrs, Star
CLE Phil Dawson, 31 yrs, Star
CHI Robbie Gould, 24 yrs, Star
PHI David Akers, 32 yrs, Superstar
DAL Mike Vanderjakt, 36 yrs, Star
NE Stephen Gostkowski, 22 yrs, Star
TB Matt Bryant, 31 yrs, Star
Punters
SF Andy Lee, 24 yrs, Superstar
KC Dustin Colquitt, 24 yrs, Star
OAK Shane Lechler, 30 yrs, Superstar
DAL Mat McBriar, 27 yrs, Star
BUF Brian Mooreman, 30 yrs, Superstar
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