horseface/front-runner fan
Dante Hall is the only reason the Squaws beat the Broncos. Priest didn't even rush for 100 yards.
You might be right, if you add up the combined votes Priest and Dante receive they just might be more than Jamal.
The Ravens came very dam close to beating the Squaws, so how good are the Squaws? There just as good as a block behind the back will take them.
Last I saw, Jamal Lewis is on a first place team with a winning record. A-Rod has never had a winning record in Texas. So get off the A-Rod comparison. Let me guess, Rangers fan too? A-Rod deserves what he gets, nothing. Enough baseball, baseball sucks anyways.
If you can honestly say Priest is having a better year than Lewis, Manning, McNair, and Stephen Davis then there is no hope for you and you don't pay attention to the whole league like you stated on a previous thread.
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horseface/front-runner fan
Get real, Priest Holmes...........lol
I'd give it to Manning before I'd give it to Holmes. Hell, I'd give it to Steven Davis before I'd give it to Priest. That like saying that I'd give it to Plummer because our team was really really good before he got hurt.
And by the way someone wake GSRelyea up. This is a discussion about MVP not coach of the year. Coaches are not MVP canidates.
A-rod syndrome is BS. If your team doesn't win, your not an MVP. All canidates should have atleast a winning record to be considered.Leave a comment:
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Ever heard of a fella known as Randy Moss. I know its the NFC but he is leading that team. (actually being a leader not a whiner). Lets also not forget about the crazy little KC Chef Priest Holmes. Very dominant in a marshall faulk sort of way.Leave a comment:
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I'd give it to Bill Parcells, because there is no way that scrub team should be leading the NFC Least. If your going to make me give it to a player then; Steve McNair no doubt.Leave a comment:
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horseface takes the networks choice
How original!
Granted Jamal Lewis is in a week division, but let's face the facts. Any rusher that reaches 2,000 yards in a season deserves the MVP Award. His team is in first place in their division right now.
McNairs team isn't even in first place. I'd give it to Manning before I'd give it to McNair. Anyway, due to injuries to his receivers his stats will start to go down.
The only way a QB can win the award over a running back that rushes for over 2,000 yards in a season is to throw for over 5,000 yards in a season.Leave a comment:
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Most analysts seem to pick McNair since Dante Hall hasn't returned for a TD in a few games.
I know it isn't a single player but I'd pick the KC Chefs offensive line as my MVP. As a unit, they're tops in the league and nobody ever seems to give the big guys up front their due.
I'd also consider Jake Plummer (don't attack yet Chefs fans) simply because the Broncos have looked like an entirely different team without him. BTW, I am only partially joking here.Leave a comment:
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Re: Who's the MVP Through Week 8?
Two good choices. I would say Manning though.Originally posted by BroncoPhoenix
I would have to give the MVP award to Jamal Lewis at this point. He is on pace to rush for over 2,000 yards and has done it with teams stacking the lines to try and stop him and a rookie quarterback which no-one fears. I know people will say he got a large portion against the Browns, but every rusher that has run for over 2,000 yards has had a game like that during the season. Peyton Manning would be a close second.Leave a comment:
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Who's the MVP Through Week 8?
I would have to give the MVP award to Jamal Lewis at this point. He is on pace to rush for over 2,000 yards and has done it with teams stacking the lines to try and stop him and a rookie quarterback which no-one fears. I know people will say he got a large portion against the Browns, but every rusher that has run for over 2,000 yards has had a game like that during the season. Peyton Manning would be a close second.
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