NFL MVP update

[rmilia1]

Like I said Matt Ryan will win and is a lock now. His schedule was way too easy for him not to win.

Rodgers had a nice walk off bomb win but the two dropped TD's from Adams killed his stats so he's out.
Brady stats were terrible today but he got the win. He's now out of the race.

If Elliot has a 200+ yard and 2 TD performance tonight vs the Bucs he can get back into the conversation maybe.

Ryan got through the tough part of his schedule and still had monster numbers. The only that's going to hurt him the last few weeks is he probably won't be playing the whole game

 

[NWPATSFAN]

Brady certainly didn't do anything to help his cause today. He looked terrible to start the game.
So far from today's outcomes Ryan is the leader IMO.
Let's see what Dak does as he's a perfect 9-9 early.

 

[Great Dayne]

Brady certainly didn't do anything to help his cause today. He looked terrible to start the game.
So far from today's outcomes Ryan is the leader IMO.
Let's see what Dak does as he's a perfect 9-9 early.

Dak won't get it. Hell, he's not even the most valuable on his own team.

 

[Great Dayne]

1.) Ryan
2.) Rodgers
3.) Brady
4.) EE
5.) Dak

 

[Great Dayne]

I'd say Rodgers has been more valuable by definition to his own team since he has a terrible defense, and below average head coach. However, they won't give it too him since Ryan has slightly better numbers but a far superior supporting group.

 

[rmilia1]

I'd say Rodgers has been more valuable by definition to his own team since he has a terrible defense, and below average head coach. However, they won't give it too him since Ryan has slightly better numbers but a far superior supporting group.

I doubt either of them will actually win it even though both deserve it more than Brady

 

[Great Dayne]

I doubt either of them will actually win it even though both deserve it more than Brady

Brady won't get it because of the 4 missed games. He had to be all time great or far superior to the competition to win the MVP and he wasn't.

I think the award should no longer be controlled by a bunch of guys who probably never even played or coached in the NFL in their life in the media. To me it would be more important to be named the most outstanding player by the coaches and players than MVP by pencil pushers.

 

[rmilia1]

Brady won't get it because of the 4 missed games. He had to be all time great or far superior to the competition to win the MVP and he wasn't.

I think the award should no longer be controlled by a bunch of guys who probably never even played or coached in the NFL in their life in the media. To me it would be more important to be named the most outstanding player by the coaches and players than MVP by pencil pushers.

I don't disagree but because it's media that's why I think Brady or MAYBE Carr wins

 

[Great Dayne]

I don't disagree but because it's media that's why I think Brady or MAYBE Carr wins

I guess we shall find out soon. Rodgers has made exciting here late that's for sure.

 

[Chewbaccer]

I think you could make the argument that Alex Mack is the MVP of the Atlanta offense.

 

[Chewbaccer]

I think you could make the argument that Alex Mack is the MVP of the Atlanta offense.

Which is why I would give it to Rodgers over Ryan

 

[SeizeTheCarp]

If the Packers win next week, they almost have to give to Rodgers. Basically because of three simple words: "run the table". Seriously, the Packers were mired in a four game losing streak. Then Rodgers not only issues that phrase, but backs it up with a six game winning streak? And dominates some of the upper echelon defenses in the league while doing it? That's some prophetic stuff right there. That's almost as impressive as calling your shot in baseball six times. So don't fool yourself, I promise you those three little words will be ringing loud and clear as they vote for MVP. Run. The. Table.

 

[Great Dayne]

Aaron Rodgers for MVP: Packers QB makes case in win over Vikings

 

[Great Dayne]

MVP talk getting louder for Aaron Rodgers 

Rodgers became the first QB to put up 300+ yards on the Vikes this season. I believe 286 yards were in the first half.

 

[Great Dayne]

 

[Davis_Mike]

Any MVP list without David Johnson in the top 5 is invalid. 2000+ yards & 20 TDs with 1 game to go.

 

[pumpkinhead33793]

If the Packers win next week, they almost have to give to Rodgers. Basically because of three simple words: "run the table". Seriously, the Packers were mired in a four game losing streak. Then Rodgers not only issues that phrase, but backs it up with a six game winning streak? And dominates some of the upper echelon defenses in the league while doing it? That's some prophetic stuff right there. That's almost as impressive as calling your shot in baseball six times. So don't fool yourself, I promise you those three little words will be ringing loud and clear as they vote for MVP. Run. The. Table.

He never actually guaranteed they would run the table. Just that they needed to and that they had the ability to. A lot of players say that. The media just listens more when it's a popular player.

 

[Fountain City Blues]

Realistically it's Ryan vs Rodgers but.... meh.

 

[SeizeTheCarp]

He never actually guaranteed they would run the table. Just that they needed to and that they had the ability to. A lot of players say that. The media just listens more when it's a popular player.

Where did I say he guaranteed it? And no, he didn't just say they needed to. He said that he felt that they could. You know, it's amazing that his leadership has been called into question by some. But when a player of his caliber says something like this, it almost becomes self-fulfilling. Just like a couple years ago when he said R-E-L-A-X. It's like he says he's going to put the team on his back and do what needs to be done. And he is able to get the job done.

 

[Great Dayne]

Any MVP list without David Johnson in the top 5 is invalid. 2000+ yards & 20 TDs with 1 game to go.

If the cards were in the playoffs he would be in the conversation no diggity. He will end up wining offensive player of the year for the NFC.