AR as MVP?

[Tony Oday]

If the Pack win out and he plays like he has the last four weeks does he win it? Plays Brady in that time, the Bears and Manning...I mean really if this team finishes 12-4 and he ends up with 60% passing, 34 TDs, 9 picks and 4600 yards...what do you think?

[packers11]

If he beats Brady in NE it becomes a no brainier... If Brady wins that game, I think he takes the MVP...

[3irty1]

Right now the only thing that really separates them are interceptions of which Tom Brady has 4 and A-Rod has 9. Beating him head to head will help A-Rod's MVP stock tremendously but any way you look at it, Tom Brady is in the drivers chair, he's going to have to falter.

[Scott Campbell]

This ain't the year for A-Rod. IMO

[Little Whiskey]

Right now the only thing that really separates them are interceptions of which Tom Brady has 4 and A-Rod has 9. Beating him head to head will help A-Rod's MVP stock tremendously but any way you look at it, Tom Brady is in the drivers chair, he's going to have to falter.

brady has to pull a Payton Manning. 11picks in 3 games!

[steve823]

If we can knock Brady around and AR outperforms him when we play each other it would definitely be a possibility.

[Noodle]

I agree with SC. Not his year. Had Finley and Grant stayed healthy, then I think things would have been very different for the team and for AR's prospects. After all, a pass catching TE and a reliable running game are a QB's best friends.

But having him in the discussion now sets him up for next year, if the Pack can avoid the friggin' injury bug.

[SkinBasket]

But having him in the discussion now sets him up for next year, if the Pack can avoid the friggin' injury bug.

Forget the injury bug. Lockout baby!

[Fred's Slacks]

In case there is still someone out there who doesn't like this guy:

http://www.cheddarheadpackhouston.co...vent&Itemid=11

[Cheesehead Craig]

Right now the only thing that really separates them are interceptions of which Tom Brady has 4 and A-Rod has 9. Beating him head to head will help A-Rod's MVP stock tremendously but any way you look at it, Tom Brady is in the drivers chair, he's going to have to falter.

Winner winner all-u-can-eat buffett dinner!

[vince]

In case there is still someone out there who doesn't like this guy:

http://www.cheddarheadpackhouston.co...vent&Itemid=11

That story sounds exactly like what he reportedly did last year. I think that story is old. Still a great gesture though by a classy guy.

[RashanGary]

Only chance Rodgers has to win MVP is to throw something like 5 TD's and 400 yards while Brady throws 3 TD's and 2 picks in a shootout loss next week. That could propel Rodgers past Brady though.

[channtheman]

Rodgers is going to have to be incredible the last 4 games with like 12-15 TD's and 2 or less INT's AND have Brady start sucking tremendously to really even have a shot.

I am a self proclaimed MVP expert if anyone was wondering how I came to my conclusion.

[Pugger]

I've been thinking about this and frankly I don't care who wins that award. If we win it won't matter if Rodgers throws TDs left and right for 500 yards or our defense steps up and shuts 'em down. WINNING these upcoming games is more important and I suspect Rodgers would say the same thing to us if we asked him.

[sheepshead]

I agree, if we run the table yes. Interesting thought, it had not occurred to me til now. I did think Matthews might have been a candidate had he kept that up somehow.