Packers MVP

[Joemailman]

Okay, maybe a 6-10 season takes some of the luster off MVP. Nonetheless, as long as we live and breathe Packer football, it matters.

I voted for Rodgers. His ability to handle the pressure cooker he was thrown into kept this team competitive. If he had faltered, the results this year could have been truly disastrous.

[Guiness]

Geez, y'know, there are three guys that played pretty lights out this year.

I can't give it to Rodgers, cause when it comes down to it, a QB get more credit, and takes more blame for the team's record than anyone else, so 6-10 hurts him.

Picking between Jennings and Woodson, I'm taking Woodson because not only did he play well, but he was healthy the whole year, and seemed to become a leader on the defense that needed it when Harris was hurt, and Barnett went down.

[swede]

I think DD is a really valuable asset to the team on game day, on the sideline, on the practice field, and in the locker room.

A-Rod was very good this year, but let's make him MVP the first year we get back to the playoffs.

[denverYooper]

I think DD is a really valuable asset to the team on game day, on the sideline, on the practice field, and in the locker room.

A-Rod was very good this year, but let's make him MVP the first year we get back to the playoffs.

I picked Dud as well. He always plays his ass off. On days when it seemed like the team had just about quit, he would come up with a play to at least make the game interesting.

[sheepshead]

A-rod for the very nice numbers and in particular, how he handled the toughest of situations without a precedent really.

[RashanGary]

I can't give it to Rodgers, cause when it comes down to it, a QB get more credit, and takes more blame for the team's record than anyone else, so 6-10 hurts him.

You do realize that when NFL coaches and players use that phrase they say it exactly the opposite. They say, "the QB gets more credit and more blame than he deserves".

Funny though. Shows the blind hate.

[Partial]

I can't give it to Rodgers, cause when it comes down to it, a QB get more credit, and takes more blame for the team's record than anyone else, so 6-10 hurts him.

You do realize that when NFL coaches and players use that phrase they say it exactly the opposite. They say, "the QB gets more credit and more blame than he deserves".

Funny though. Shows the blind hate.

I disagree. It doesn't show any hate. It shows someone understanding the nature of football and leadership. It's the most important position by a mile. With that said, Rodgers is probably the MVP. Not because he's playing the best, but because he is the quarterback.

Woodson is without question the best player on the team. Then a mix of Clifton, Harris, Driver, Kampman and Jennings. Then Rodgers and Jenkins are on the third tier I'd say.

[RashanGary]

I voted Rodgers. His play was great.

[Harlan Huckleby]

Driver was solid, but most valuable? HE wasn't even the most valuable reciever.

Woodson is the best player on the team, and saved their bacon on several occasions. I wanted to vote Arod, but Woodson was there.

[The Leaper]

Woodson was the best player on the team in 2008.

[Rastak]

Woodson was the best player on the team in 2008.

That was my vote too, but Rodgers was an extremely close second. Based on the 4 or 5 games I saw anyway.

[Bretsky]

Woodson was the best player on the team in 2008.

agree

[The Leaper]

Woodson is without question the best player on the team. Then a mix of Clifton, Harris, Driver, Kampman and Jennings.

Clifton?

Egads...the guy has become rather mediocre, and doesn't deserve to be named with the others IMO.

[RashanGary]

Yeah. Wood probably deserves it. Great player.

[superfan]

Rodgers, because one of my MVP criteria is level of drop off if that guy isn't there. Brohm or Matt Ryan? No thanks, that is a 4-12 season at best.

As good as Woodson is, he can be replaced by Tramon Williams.

Driver or Jennings? I'm confident that Jordy Nelson or James Jones can fill the void effectively.

Nick Collins? Great season, and nearly as irreplaceable as Rodgers. But I like Rouse and even Peprah more than the backup QBs.