Week 5 MVP

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Week 5 MVP 

Post#1 » by HMFFL » Tue Oct 7, 2008 5:26 am

We can continue this even if we don't keep scoring.

1. DeAngelo Williams
2. Ben Roethlisberger - Stayed strong under the pressure, injuries, and lead his team to victory.
3. Reggie Bush - I didn't get to watch the game but two touchdowns on special teams.
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Post#2 » by AKBlazerFan » Tue Oct 7, 2008 9:11 am

1. Deangelo Williams
2. Brandon Jacobs
3. Kyle Orton
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Post#3 » by CBS7 » Tue Oct 7, 2008 3:54 pm

1- Kyle Orton
2- DeAngelo Williams
3- Clinton Portis

If the Saints won I'd put Bush at 1, but I'm against voting for a player if their team lost.
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Post#4 » by sunshinekids99 » Tue Oct 7, 2008 4:21 pm

1. Ben Rooethlisberger- Guy got beat up and got his team a win.
2. Clinton Portis- Was a horse for the Skins last week. Really had an impressive game.
3. Roddy "Rowdy" White- Got himself open a lot for his young QB, really turning into a special reciever.
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Re: Week 5 MVP 

Post#5 » by Da Schwab » Tue Oct 7, 2008 6:41 pm

1. Ben Roethlisberger
2. Gus Freotte (like SSK said, dude got beat up, still made a few good throws and got his team a win)
3. Ronnie Brown
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Post#6 » by Icness » Tue Oct 7, 2008 7:08 pm

1. Deangelo Williams
2. Antoine Winfield
3. Clinton Portis
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Post#7 » by deeney0 » Tue Oct 7, 2008 7:44 pm

1. Antoine Winfield
2. Deangelo Williams
3. Kurt Warner (no love? They shreaded a good Bills D.)
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Post#8 » by hermes » Tue Oct 7, 2008 10:42 pm

1. Winfield
2. Ben
3. Portis
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Post#9 » by CJ_18 » Wed Oct 8, 2008 12:09 am

1. Reggie Bush
2. Clinton Portis
3. Gus Ferrottee

I dont really think you can measure up Winfield to most of these guys. I mean, he did make some good tackles and a nice play to grab the ball before Brees hit the ground, but can you really call someone mvp material because a ball landed in his hand and he outran a kicker for 70 yards?
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Post#10 » by Bay_Areas_Finest » Wed Oct 8, 2008 4:31 pm

1. DeAngelo Williams
2. Reggie Bush
3. Gus Ferrotte
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Post#11 » by deeney0 » Wed Oct 8, 2008 5:53 pm

CJ_18 wrote:1. Reggie Bush
2. Clinton Portis
3. Gus Ferrottee

I dont really think you can measure up Winfield to most of these guys. I mean, he did make some good tackles and a nice play to grab the ball before Brees hit the ground, but can you really call someone mvp material because a ball landed in his hand and he outran a kicker for 70 yards?


He had two great plays, Bush had two great plays. Take away those four plays and I'll take the rest of Winfield's Monday night over the rest of Bush's Monday night. And Antoine's team came away with the W. He had much more influence on the Vikings win than Gus did. Subsitute Gus with most of the other starting QBs in the NFL and the Vikes do about the same. That can't be said on Winfield.
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Re: Week 5 MVP 

Post#12 » by CJ_18 » Wed Oct 8, 2008 10:29 pm

deeney0 wrote:
CJ_18 wrote:1. Reggie Bush
2. Clinton Portis
3. Gus Ferrottee

I dont really think you can measure up Winfield to most of these guys. I mean, he did make some good tackles and a nice play to grab the ball before Brees hit the ground, but can you really call someone mvp material because a ball landed in his hand and he outran a kicker for 70 yards?


He had two great plays, Bush had two great plays. Take away those four plays and I'll take the rest of Winfield's Monday night over the rest of Bush's Monday night. And Antoine's team came away with the W. He had much more influence on the Vikings win than Gus did. Subsitute Gus with most of the other starting QBs in the NFL and the Vikes do about the same. That can't be said on Winfield.


Ferotte was a mistake, i don't know what i was thinking when i wrote that, but..

That one Winfield play and both Bush plays were the exact same, except Bush had 11 guys in between him and the Endzone while Winfield had 0. If youre gonna give anybody recognition on that play it should be Pat Williams, who was the one who blocked the kick. I do agree that the one forced fumble by Winfield was a nice play, and he had a couple nice tackles, but that doesnt compare to returning 2 punts for TDs when your team and crowd is about to give up on the game. Plus, he shouldve had a THIRD punt return for a TD but he tripped over his own feet.
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Re: Week 5 MVP 

Post#13 » by blueNorange » Fri Oct 10, 2008 3:06 am

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Re: Week 5 MVP 

Post#14 » by Berzerker » Sun Oct 12, 2008 11:57 pm

Robert Mathis - 3 sacks, forced fumble, fumble recovery

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