MVP debate: Who's most deserving? A.Rodgers - JJ Watt - T.Brady - P.Manning - D.Murray?

[MadtownPacker]

Nice idea for the award name Guniness.

I say give it to JJ Watt. Yeah his team is likely not making the playoffs but they have a chance thanks to him. If that doesnt convince you then maybe his sick dance moves on the cell phone commercial.

[gbgary]

Rodgers.

[Pugger]

http://grantland.com/the-triangle/the-year-in-holy-st-aaron-rodgers-green-bay-quarterback-football/

[Tyrion Lannister]

I didn't know he offered his services in assisted suicide

Doc Holmes not only posses a foot long wood, he also posses an MD and a PhD concurrently. That means he is authorized to prescribe dope. Two or 3 spoonful of heroins should do the trick.

[Tyrion Lannister]

I vote the QB award get named...The Bart Starr Award!

As the top award in college football is named after the great USC Trojans RB, Heisman Trophy, the NFL MVP award should be named "The Manning" or the "P-Mann." Peyton Manning, after all, has won it more times than anyone else.

[woodbuck27]

As the top award in college football is named after the great USC Trojans RB, Heisman Trophy, the NFL MVP award should be named "The Manning" or the "P-Mann." Peyton Manning, after all, has won it more times than anyone else.

He has to die first.

[mraynrand]

He has to die first.

why? Are you a sadist?

[Cheesehead Craig]

JJ will get votes, but if Rodgers doesn't crap the bed in the final 2 games, I think he wins. It just won't be a slam dunk.

[pbmax]

As the top award in college football is named after the great USC Trojans RB, Heisman Trophy, the NFL MVP award should be named "The Manning" or the "P-Mann." Peyton Manning, after all, has won it more times than anyone else.

Wikipedia:

Heisman was born in Cleveland, Ohio, the son of Sara (née Lehr) and Johann Michael Heisman.[3]:3–6 He grew up in northwestern Pennsylvania near Titusville, where he played varsity football for Titusville High School in 1884, 1885, and 1886, and was salutatorian of his graduating class.[4] He went on to play football at Brown University (1887–1889)[2] and at the University of Pennsylvania (1890–1891).[5] He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 1892.[5]


Also, Woodbuck might be on to something, the award bearing his name wasn't named that until his death.

[woodbuck27]

The media is all over this:

Add Tony Romo and to some extent Russell Wilson to the NFL MVP conversation.

Might Tony Romo win this award? Discuss.

[mraynrand]

I'd give the MVP to Sherman before Romo, Brady, or Wilson

[pbmax]

Romo can't get an award that belongs to DeMarco Murray if it goes to a Cowboy. Or the offensive line.

[Pugger]

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.

[Harlan Huckleby]

I'd go with JJ Watt

[woodbuck27]

I'd go with JJ Watt

and I'll finish your sentence:

as the Defensive Player of The Year.