RW and the MVP Race

[Evil_Shenanigans]

Without JJ Watt on that list... oh wait his team sucks so no consideration. Lynch belongs on that list. Wilson finally getting some respect?

 

[Smellyman]

Love to see it but not a hope. it doesn't fit in with the national storyline that RW is a "game manager" of a good team. I just got done listening to "The Coaches Podcast" with Billick and Mooch. They were discussing who they would rather have - RW or Alex Smith. Now they both did agree that Russell is who they liked better, but that is the perception that is out there. Not whether or not Russell is MVP material, but if he is a "good" game manager. Makes me sick!

So dumb. He is the most dynamic "game manager" in the history of the game then.

game managers don't have so many come from behind wins and strike fear into opposing D's like Wilson does.

 

[Hasselbeck]

I think a Top 3 finish would be perfect. Peyton has this thing sealed up unless he comes completely apart which is hard to see.

 

[Evil_Shenanigans]

I think a Top 3 finish would be perfect. Peyton has this thing sealed up unless he comes completely apart which is hard to see.

This weekend he falls apart! He's been living in a glass house all season. They have yet to face a decent defense. Or a .500+ team if memory serves.

 

[WilsonMVP]

I dont think Wilson will win it unless he completely turns it up and throws 3+ TDs and 0ints every game. I think it is Mannings to lose. He is averaging 3.6 TD a game and only 6 INT. They always seem to love the stat winners...especially QBs. Manning if healthy I would imagine will be in the 40+ TD range and probably under 10 int. I would say that is going to be easy MVP