Who's the MVP?

[Erik]

The big difference for me is 6 INTs for Rodgers, 14 for Brees. A 45/6 TD/INT ratio is unreal. And the winner of the turnover battle wins the game 80% of the time.

[revo]

Rodgers crushed Brees in the vote for the AP All-Pro team, 47.5 to 2.5.

Pretty safe to say Brees doesn't stand a chance for the MVP award.

[griswold]

The NFL doesn't give out the MVP award. The Associated Press's MVP is the most widely accepted Award.

Yeah, that's what I meant....there have been 2 co-mvp's.....I think Manning and Steve McNair shared it one year and there was another year as well.

[onejayhawk]

Brees here.

J

[JudeBaldo]

Yeah, that's what I meant....there have been 2 co-mvp's.....I think Manning and Steve McNair shared it one year and there was another year as well.

The other was Sanders and Favre.

[TS Garp]

Rodgers is the MVP. He got 48 votes as compared to 2 for Brees. As it should've been...

[revo]

Rodgers crushed Brees in the vote for the AP All-Pro team, 47.5 to 2.5.

Pretty safe to say Brees doesn't stand a chance for the MVP award.

Pretty much the same as the All-Pro vote. Kudos to Rodgers.

[Erik]

And Brees gets Offensive POY, which is a) a nice compromise and b) more reflective of what the awards traditionally have been about. OPOY = stats, MVP = outstanding season by leader of a great team.

[Erik]

DPOY = Suggs, OROY = Newton, DROY = Von Miller.

[onejayhawk]

DPOY = Suggs, OROY = Newton, DROY = Von Miller.

There wer a bunch of no brainers this year. Suggs is the only one that might raise an argument, and it would not get loud.

J