Is Tom Brady the Rightful NFL MVP?

[RashanGary]

I'd vote Tebow.

[Upnorth]

Jon Ryan for MVP!

So what are the chances Arod gets another?
If his line improves and our receiver corp stays put I bet he would be an even payout in Vegas. Brees would probably be second, and if the two were close I think Brees wins due to three tremendous years in a row.

[Gunakor]

Look at WR Tim Brown and his solid numbers with 21 different NFL quarterbacks in his career and add 3,320 punt return yards. Maybe, some here will agree on candidate Chris Carter and 'no ring' and the HOF.

There was a gentleman's agreement amongst HOF voters that Art Monk would be the very last WR ever inducted into the Hall. And they were very reluctant to even let Monk in.

Seriously, I don't know what it is about WR's but it's tremendously difficult for those guys to find their way into the Hall. There's a bunch of deserving guys at that position that have been waiting forever and may never get in.

[gbgary]

skip is bradying now...

[smuggler]

Rodgers QB rating in the 4th quarter of games wherein the score was within 7 points one way or another was MORE THAN 145.

The next closest was Eli Manning ~115 or so.

In short, NO. If Brady didn't have Gronkowski, he wouldn't have even made the playoffs.

[Pugger]

Rodgers QB rating in the 4th quarter of games wherein the score was within 7 points one way or another was MORE THAN 145.

The next closest was Eli Manning ~115 or so.

In short, NO. If Brady didn't have Gronkowski, he wouldn't have even made the playoffs.

Learning this now I find annoying that the talking heads for days before the SB would all declare Eli was the top QB in the league in the 4th quarter.