Aaron Rodgers As Superbowl MVP?

[pbmax]

But it can be hell to find an address in! With the hills, ravines, bridges and tunnels plotting a route can be a challenge, and GPS systems go wacky there, losing satellite contact.

All true. I heard that one of the first cable TV operations in the country was in Pennsylvania, because with only two major cities at opposite ends of the state and a still quite hilly mountain range, a large number of citizens could not get good reception from conventional antennas. Thus, cable TV was used to solve the reception problem. With one major antenna array somewhere high, wires could bring the signal to the town.

[Iron Mike]

As long as it's a Packer, I don't much care who it is. Actually, I think it would be pretty cool to see Driver or Woodson get it.

Way to jinx things, Joe!!!!

[run pMc]

The monkey is off his back!

[denverYooper]

Aaron Rodgers had a great game and certainly deserved the MVP. I would have put Greg Jennings in that conversation too, though. He only had 4 catches but 3 of them one were huge impact plays (TD, TD, big 3rd down conversion). He also recovered Swain's "fumble" that was ruled incomplete.

[mraynrand]

This thread was the posting equivalent of trading back into the first round to get Mathews. IMO


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hee hee. glad you were right!

[rbaloha1]

Deserved MVP award with a Montana type performance.

[Scott Campbell]

Deserved MVP award with a Montana type performance.

Thanks, but it was just a simple prediction.




Or were you talking about Aaron?