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QUOTE(#3):

Originally posted 03:09 PM ET  11.24 by Just another DJ

Afternoon, EZ.

AJ Green.

Howdy DJ !

It pains me to say, but reality rules...

Aaron Rodgers

Sean Lee.

Aldon Smith

Andrew Luck !!!! lol

MVP = peyton !

QUOTE(#2):

Originally posted 03:08 PM ET  11.24 by Just another DJ

Peyton Manning will probably get it.

Peyton will get the come back player of the year award but not the MVP award.

QUOTE(#5):

Originally posted 12:24 PM ET  11.25 by BGDUECE

It pains me to say, but reality rules...Aaron Rodgers

It pains me to say this but you are probably right.

I would say Brady. But the "experts" say that he shouldn't win it because he is expected to put up the numbers he has. If that was the case, then Farvra and Pee Manning shouldn't have received their 2nd trophies..

QUOTE(#10):

Originally posted 08:32 PM ET  11.25 by Sgt Friday

Peyton will get the come back player of the year award but not the MVP award.

Adrian Peterson came back from a gruesome injury...In record Time, and leads the NFL in rushing.

After yesterday's performances I'd say...

1. Tom Brady
2. Peyton Manning
3. Aaron Rodgers

And I realize that Rodgers has ever so slightly better numbers than Peyton, but if it's close I expect Peyton to win the MVP - he's going to get a lot of credit for elevating what had been the #31 passing offense in the league.

Brady's only turned the ball over 3 times and his Patriots offense is averaging 37.0 points per game (in other words they are on pace to be the NFL's all-time highest scoring offense).

QUOTE(#15):

Originally posted 06:42 AM ET  11.26 by (Un)mautre

and his Patriots offense is averaging 37.0 points per game (in other words they are on pace to be the NFL's all-time highest scoring offense).

Note: The 2007 Patriots averaged 36.8125 points per game.