Week 5 MVP - Easiest Award of the Year

[SpringStein]

Chris Harris Jr.

Any debate?

 

[Duffman]

Brandon McManus. He's now 12/12 on the season.

 

[nflbronco]

Brandon McManus. He's now 12/12 on the season.

he outscored harris too 9-6

 

[WalkerBoh]

I'd still give it to Harris.

 

[58crash]

I GUESS I CANT START THREADS .. D ware sounds to be fine .. thank goodness

DeMarcus Ware’s back injury isn’t believed to be serious

 

[Draft Crazy]

Easily Chris Harris.

McManus might be 12/12 on the season, but he wasn't 12/12 in this game, but he was a huge part of why we won going 3/3...

I'd like to give an honorable mention shoutout to Shaq Barrett.

Von Miller had a huge play too that our offense could only cash in with a FG on.

 

[SpringStein]

Yea, but, but, but two of his FGs were shorter than an extra point.

 

[Malibu]

The defense and special teams for carrying this team.

 

[randymon]

That 50 + fg was huge and so was Sea bass misses. Denver D and fg makes/ misses decided this game.

 

[Draft Crazy]

I think it was the waterboy for keeping the players hydrated.

 

[Mingo]

I'll go with Harris - his play was a back breaker.

I will say - the Raiders Oline is better than I thought it was.

 

[SpiritOf77]

I will go with Harris, however, I think we should be ecstatic with the fact that McManus is actually in the running for MVP EVERY WEEK now

I imagine this discussion last season ?

 

[Draft Crazy]

It was a letdown to me how weak the Raiders pass defense has been this year that we didn't pass all over them.

 

[Mingo]

It was a letdown to me how weak the Raiders pass defense has been this year that we didn't pass all over them.

I am also surprised about that.

 

[Draft Crazy]

Figured this would be a good game to get an early lead with our pass game and pin our ears back on D.

Rush game was terrible again and that is impacting how teams play our pass.

 

[Mingo]

Agreed - teams are daring Manning to beat them deep. Yesterday's floaters concerned me some.

 

[Broncos6482]

Harris is the MVP, but close runner up would be Von Miller. His strip sack and recovery was a real momentum changer. The Raiders offense had looked pretty good up until that point.

 

[cdumler7]

Harris is the MVP, but close runner up would be Von Miller. His strip sack and recovery was a real momentum changer. The Raiders offense had looked pretty good up until that point.

Have to agree with this right here. This is what I am seeing this year from Von Miller is he is finally making his plays when the team needs it most. He has been a force for teams in the 4th Quarter and his strip sack if I remember right was right after D. Ware had just been taken out of the game. The team needed somebody to step up into that leadership spot and Von did it with a bang.

 

[58crash]

I'll go with Harris - his play was a back breaker.

I will say - the Raiders Oline is better than I thought it was.

They have a real OL Coach and it shows .

 

[LGM]

^^ lol... Pretty sure we don't have a cardboard cut out.

Anywho, Harris play was the game winner. And despite the idiot CB at NFLN, I like that he took it to the house and didn't "hold it up" or high step. Shows class, and respect for the game/opponenet/situation.