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As revealed on Tuesday, wide receiver Calvin Johnson is the No. 1 Detroit Lions player of 2013, according to readers of this site. 1,051 ballots were submitted for our Top 10 Lions of 2013 series, and Johnson ran away with the No. 1 spot for the second year in a row.
Now that the entire top 10 has been unveiled, you can take a look at the points breakdown for it below. (The number of first-place votes each player received, if any, is listed in parentheses.)
Top 10 Lions of 2013 | ||
1. | WR Calvin Johnson (659) | 9,796 points |
2. | QB Matthew Stafford (343) | 9,378 points |
3. | DT Ndamukong Suh (11) | 6,863 points |
4. | RB Reggie Bush (8) | 6,442 points |
5. | DT Nick Fairley (2) | 4,237 points |
6. | S Glover Quin | 2,535 points |
7. | CB Chris Houston (1) | 2,248 points |
8. | OT Riley Reiff (5) | 2,139 points |
9. | LB Stephen Tulloch | 2,100 points |
10. | WR Ryan Broyles | 1,949 points |
Some notes about the top 10:
- Seven of the players in the top 10 received at least one first-place vote.
- All but 49 of the first-place votes went to either Calvin Johnson or Matthew Stafford.
- Not one single player was included on all 1,051 ballots. Stafford came the closest by appearing on all but four of the ballots.
- Reggie Bush and Glover Quin were the only players new to the Lions who made the top 10 this year.
- An equal number of offensive and defensive players made the top 10 (five each).
In the coming days, we'll take a look at all of the players who received votes by examining the top 10 and beyond.