I'd give the MVP to Sherman before Romo, Brady, or Wilson
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I'd give the MVP to Sherman before Romo, Brady, or Wilson
Romo can't get an award that belongs to DeMarco Murray if it goes to a Cowboy. Or the offensive line.
Romo has had a nice stretch of games these past few weeks but how can he win the MVP when he isn't even the MVP of his own team? If Rodgers has a nice game, has more than one TD and we win Aaron will win it.
I'd go with JJ Watt
and I'll finish your sentence:Quote:
Originally Posted by Harlan Huckleby
as the Defensive Player of The Year.
If Aaron Rodgers and the Packers show up on Sunday... Aaron Rodgers wins the NFL MVP.
It's 'only' Aaron Rodgers award to lose.
Everything else that we read and listen to is spin.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/24/sp...2014.html?_r=0
The Envelopes, Maybe: Predicting the 2014 N.F.L. Award Winners
By: CHASE STUARTDEC. 23, 2014
" With one game left in the N.F.L. regular season, there is little drama surrounding which players will wind up winning the annual awards.
Aaron Rodgers, the leader of the Packers’ ruthlessly efficient offense, is likely to be the N.F.L.’s most valuable player.
He leads the league in Adjusted Net Yards Per Attempt, ranks first in interception rate (1 percent), second in touchdown rate (7.2 percent), and third in net yards per pass attempt (7.57), an across-the-board level of dominance that cannot be matched.
Green Bay leads all teams in points scored per drive, while the Packers have punted a league-low 48 times. The Packers’ offense is a ruthlessly efficient offensive machine, and Rodgers is the driving force behind the team’s success. "
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Comment woodbuck27:
The MVP Award votes will get split up with a lot of hype for JJ Watt but in the end Aaron Rodgers will get the most support. A win Vs Detriot will sure go a long way to solidifying that result. :-)
GO Aaron GO ! GO PACK GO !!
He's a terrific player, but he's not as dominant as he's sold. I've watched a number of their games and the guy disappears for long, long stretches, even with being singled by the O-line.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harlan Huckleby
I'd take Sherman for DPOY.
Tank, stop making up stupid shit, if you can.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyrion Lannister
To say he's the Most Valuable Packer wouldn't be right, but Cobb has been pretty damn important this season. Nevermind his TD's; the guy's a first down machine. Plus, he's a legitimate weapon out the backfield. I don't think there's anyone else on the roster that could take his place.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...al-the-nfl-mvp
Comment woodbuck27:
Check out this hype that I entreat it as trivia:
Houston Texans' JJ Watt Needs 20 Sacks to Steal the NFL MVP. by the way the author sure has been wrong a lot this season.
By: Rivers McCown , AFC South Lead Writer
Dec 22, 2014
Final comment:
Nice try 'Rivers McCown'.
it was all Rodgers until the last two games. now it's all watt. AR's gonna need one hell of a game tomorrow.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Harlan Huckleby
Do you think we'd be 11-4 right now if we had JJ and Houston had Rodgers? I submit if Rodgers was the Texans' QB they win that division and are in the playoffs. This is why Watt be the DPOY and not MVP. The MVP isn't always the best player but the one who makes his team great. This is a QB driven league and why the QB wins this award almost all every year lately.
The Packers will defeat the Lions tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pugger
As a result that will be the finishing touch. The NFL MVP will be Aaron Rodgers.
MVP really is the top QB award, as is the Heisman.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pugger
That bores me so I invented my own criteria: most dominant and valuable player. I'm a rebel, I can't live by society's rules. I'm too sexy for my shirt.
Game Set Match. Remember the days when Rodgers wasn't tough or clutch?
The legend grows.
Aaron Rodgers got that 'one hell of a game'.Quote:
Originally Posted by gbgary
Aaron Rodgers will win the NFL MVP or he's been robbed.
GO Aaron GO !
If JJ Watt actually was good enough to get his team into the playoffs, he might actually earn some consideration.
However, he is not actually that good. He's the Kevin Love of the NFL...a guy who posts monster stats on a team that never goes anywhere. Sure, he's good...but you can't tell if a player is elite until they play in meaningful games. What meaningful NFL game has JJ Watt ever played in?
Plenty of great players are on so-so teams.Quote:
Originally Posted by King Friday
And plenty of them don't get MVP consideration.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harlan Huckleby