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 Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 7:06 pm
adrian peterson, what would the vikings record be if he is gone, 2-10?
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Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 9:34 pm
Spike The Super Saiyan adrian peterson, what would the vikings record be if he is gone, 2-10? I don't think it would be that bad, because Chester Taylor is still a very good running back. But yeah, they would probably have a losing record.
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Posted: Sat Dec 06, 2008 8:49 pm
Dude-LAP This could be a shake-up week in the MVP race. Both Kurt Warner and Drew Brees did not perform well this week. Maybe new faces are starting to emerge. Michael Turner? Adrian Peterson? DeAngelo Williams? Maybe even Eli Manning? good pick with Turner but wait a min if i remember correctly you said hes not a good canidate because hge can only run over bad d's
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Posted: Sat Dec 06, 2008 10:53 pm
inunicky Dude-LAP This could be a shake-up week in the MVP race. Both Kurt Warner and Drew Brees did not perform well this week. Maybe new faces are starting to emerge. Michael Turner? Adrian Peterson? DeAngelo Williams? Maybe even Eli Manning? good pick with Turner but wait a min if i remember correctly you said hes not a good canidate because hge can only run over bad d's Well he did pile up most of his yardage against bad defenses. Actually, the only good rush defense he did well against were the Panthers, and he killed them. But other than that, he did well against San Diego, Denver, Oakland, New Orleans, Green Bay, Kansas City, and Detroit. If he does well against two elite defenses in weeks 15 and 16 (against the Buccaneers and Vikings), then I think he'll be in huge consideration.
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Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 8:08 pm
Dude-LAP inunicky Dude-LAP This could be a shake-up week in the MVP race. Both Kurt Warner and Drew Brees did not perform well this week. Maybe new faces are starting to emerge. Michael Turner? Adrian Peterson? DeAngelo Williams? Maybe even Eli Manning? good pick with Turner but wait a min if i remember correctly you said hes not a good canidate because hge can only run over bad d's Well he did pile up most of his yardage against bad defenses. Actually, the only good rush defense he did well against were the Panthers, and he killed them. But other than that, he did well against San Diego, Denver, Oakland, New Orleans, Green Bay, Kansas City, and Detroit. If he does well against two elite defenses in weeks 15 and 16 (against the Buccaneers and Vikings), then I think he'll be in huge consideration. noone realises but okland does have a good d and i think hell do well in both games if he keeps running hard and my canidate is deangalo willams right know after watching him agianst tampa bay
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Posted: Tue Dec 09, 2008 7:08 pm
inunicky Dude-LAP inunicky Dude-LAP This could be a shake-up week in the MVP race. Both Kurt Warner and Drew Brees did not perform well this week. Maybe new faces are starting to emerge. Michael Turner? Adrian Peterson? DeAngelo Williams? Maybe even Eli Manning? good pick with Turner but wait a min if i remember correctly you said hes not a good canidate because hge can only run over bad d's Well he did pile up most of his yardage against bad defenses. Actually, the only good rush defense he did well against were the Panthers, and he killed them. But other than that, he did well against San Diego, Denver, Oakland, New Orleans, Green Bay, Kansas City, and Detroit. If he does well against two elite defenses in weeks 15 and 16 (against the Buccaneers and Vikings), then I think he'll be in huge consideration. noone realises but okland does have a good d and i think hell do well in both games if he keeps running hard and my canidate is deangalo willams right know after watching him agianst tampa bay I wouldn't base an MVP decision solely on one game, but yeah, DeAngelo Williams has done well all year, and could be a sleeper candidate. Anyways, the Raiders don't have a good defense. They just stop the run at times, because teams are scared to throw at Asomugha.
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Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2008 11:13 am
I gotta go with Kurt Warner, He is having a Pro-bowl year, and is putting up numbers that can surpass what he put up the year he did win the MVP. And on top of that, he has led the Cardinals to their first Division title in 33 years. Granted it was in a very poor NFC West division, but never the less, Warner gets my vote.
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Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2008 4:02 pm
I never really thought about it, but what about the AFC East? I'm not calling these players front-runners, but whichever QB leads their team to an AFC East division title could very well be in consideration. The Jets' Brett Favre, the Dolphins' Chad Pennington, and the Patriots' Matt Cassel are all doing very well this season.
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Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 9:25 am
Just throwing it out there, Adrian Peterson. Leads the in rushing, and has carried the Vikings offense on his back for most of the season. Kurt Warner looked confused against a talented defense, he always does.
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Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 9:48 am
Vikingsprincess5 Just throwing it out there, Adrian Peterson. Leads the in rushing, and has carried the Vikings offense on his back for most of the season. Kurt Warner looked confused against a talented defense, he always does. Yeah, Adrian Peterson is on the rise, while Kurt Warner and Drew Brees and Clinton Portis (who seemed to be the leading candidates earlier this season) are on the decline. Could be a close race, that is determined until the end of season.
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Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 4:34 pm
Hmm.. Alot of people are picking Michael Turner MVP..
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Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 11:36 pm
IndianapolisColtsFan Hmm.. Alot of people are picking Michael Turner MVP.. Michael Turner, Adrian Peterson, and DeAngelo Williams seem to be the top RBs that could win the award. Thomas Jones and Clinton Portis are also in the mix. ...But this could very well be a QBs year...
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Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2008 6:40 am
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Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2008 9:30 am
In the beginning of the year no, but now it's like Heck yes. other notable QB's Matt Ryan, Kurt Warner, Brett Favre, Drew Brees, or Phillip Rivers.
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Posted: Sat Dec 20, 2008 12:37 pm
Right now, I think it's coming down to either Peyton Manning or Adrian Peterson.
After this week's performance against the Jaguars, Manning played great for the Colts, and solidified their place into their seventh consecutive playoff appearance. He played almost perfect, and is the front runner.
Peterson has two tough games ahead of him, and if he plays well in both, while keeping the Vikings the division winners from the NFC North, he very well could win MVP.
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