weswelker#83

If the N.F.L. season were to end today, who would be the most valuable player? There are two clear choices: New England quarterback Tom Brady and Philadelphia’s Michael Vick.

Brady and Vick Make M.V.P. Choice Difficult | William C. Rhoden | The New York Times

TriplecHamp

an argument can be made for either one, Vick provides so much for his team and so does Brady. Vick also has a handful of explosive play makers to utilize as well as a good defense. Brady has a young defense to work with and not as many explosive play makers if any. I wouldn't have any problem giving it to Vick though.

Nikolai

I understand the support for Vick's MVP candidacy, but if Manning were in the same position as Brady in this race, Manning's victory would be sealed and delivered already.

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robertweathers

I will say this. If Vick has another one or two games like last weekend, he will win it.

If he plays normally, Brady will win it.

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Gwedd

I would agree with this.

SanAngeloState

I hope vick wins it. MVP is just a distraction. The only real goal should be super bowl victory.

NE39

I don't think Vick has a shot because he has missed too much time. Brady isn't going to fall on his face, and Vick has missed 1/3 of the Eagles season.

weswelker#83

I am with you

robertweathers

Vick has a great shot. Look at the big picture.

Statistically, he'll have played in 13 games. He'll have over 3k yds passing, over 20 Tds throwing and a Qb rating of over 100. He'll also have ran for 700 yds with 8-10 rushing TDs.

He'll also have on his resume some pretty incredible comeback wins for a 11-12 win team.

By any measure, that is an MVP worthy season.

With that said, Brady deserves it more.

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"If a player has talent and doesn't succeed, that means that they either don't want to be successful or I have failed as a coach." - Bill Belichick

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