SFREDSKIN
01-02-2009, 06:20 PM
why not? this award is supposed to go to the " best" player in the league. what does wins and losses have to do with it?
I think that if the players team makes the playoffs or wins the championship it seems more deserving. Look at Alexander Ovechkin he was last year's NHL MVP and they made the playoffs, I bet that if the Caps wouldn't have made the playoffs that someone else would have been MVP instead of Ovechkin.
EARTHQUAKE2689
01-02-2009, 08:52 PM
I thought that Romo would have gotten it. He single handedly kept his team out while propelling another team into the playoffs with his play.
thats hilarious
Valleyranchgirl
01-02-2009, 10:43 PM
I thought that Romo would have gotten it. He single handedly kept his team out while propelling another team into the playoffs with his play.
LOL Yep that what that bastard is going to do every year. Dallas needs to trade him to the Jets ASAP.
Manning deserved this MVP without a doubt. Is Saparno the coach of the year?
TheSmurfs22
01-02-2009, 11:26 PM
Congrats to Peyton. One hell of a QB.
djnemo65
01-03-2009, 12:36 AM
why not? this award is supposed to go to the " best" player in the league. what does wins and losses have to do with it?
Haha, sure, that's why it's called the best player in the league award....except it's not. It's called most valuable, which implies more than a superior individual performance.
There is no question that Manning meant more to his team this year than any other player. By far his greatest season, better than the 49 TD campaign, and look out for that team in the playoffs.
GTripp0012
01-04-2009, 08:24 AM
I'm very surprised that the defensive players didn't get more votes. Pennington, Brees, Matt Ryan, Rivers, DeAngelo Williams all good picks as well. Ultimately though, Manning was the only solid selection at the end of the day.
Did three writers really piss away votes on Adrian Peterson? I guess the game-killing fumbles were someone elses fault. Somewhere, Ladell Betts' 2006 season is crying.