NFL MVP Award should go to who this year?

[Walt Liquor]

All Day all day. It shouldnt even be close.

[bojangles1987]

Peterson and it shouldn't even be a discussion. What a monster.

[bojangles1987]

Peyton and the Broncos beat a bunch of sh** teams for almost all of their 11 game win streak. He should absolutely not win MVP.

[Walt Liquor]

Peyton and the Broncos beat a bunch of sh** teams for almost all of their 11 game win streak. He should absolutely not win MVP.

I read between the lines on Warp's post. He knows its ap, just defending peyton over rogers.


Its not even arguable that its NOT ap

[_original_]

Manning.


Only people who disagree are whiny Pats fans.

[Enayze]

No defense? Green Bay's 11th in PPG, 11th in Passing yards allowed per game, and fourth in sacks per game. They've been a top ten run defense for much of the year.

Rodgers was the MVP last year. He's had a solid season, but he isn't returning from a year off and his team isn't drastically better like Denver is. The Packers have a deeper receiver core than Denver does so he has more tools to work with, even if Jennings and Nelson haven't been 100% (but they were hurt at different times).

Manning has done more for his team.




The Broncos had the second toughest schedule at the beginning of the year. The AFC West is awful, but their schedule was brutal in the first six weeks and they've run the table since then.

Here is how Manning is valuable to this team:

-The Broncos finished 3rd in 3rd down completion compared to 20th the year before.
-Finished fourth in passing yards per game compared to last.
-Up to 30.1 PPG compared to 19.3 the year before
-13-3 record with winning 11 in a row compared to barely making the playoffs at 8-8

The Broncos' biggest weaknesses last year were corrected with Manning.

This is all while also returning from a career threatening injury.

[Golden]

Joint MVP's.

[Russian Crushin]

Ap should def win, Rodgers and Manning follow, in that order

[B.U.R.N.E.R]

Peterson single handed;y ran his team into the playoffs. Literally. Hes the MVP.

[-MAKAVELLI-]

Andrew Luck