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Huddle Bye Week Awards

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
in Carolina Panthers

Huddle Bye Week Awards  

303 members have voted

  1. 1. MVP

    • Cam
      49
    • Olsen
      159
    • Andy Lee
      95

  2. 2. Most disappointing

    • Kony Ealy
      207
    • Mike Tolbert
      31
    • Mike Shula
      40
    • Mike Remmers
      25

  3. 3. Best newcomer

    • Bradberry
      42
    • Butler
      4
    • Andy Lee
      257

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PhillyB Grand Master

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three of our losses would've been staggering blowouts if we hadn't had cam starting. he's the mvp.

i have to go with kony for disappointment. the writing was on the wall with tolbert and we've all known deep down shula is only what he is because he's got the mvp chucking the rock.

andy lee owns.

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t96 Grand Master

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1 hour ago, top dawg said:

Wow. I'm the lone Bradberry vote.

Edit: Not now.

The only reason I say Bradberry is because he has overachieved in my estimation. Lee has been great though. He even went for, and got, a "tackle" when it mattered.

If Bradberry didn't get hurt he'd be my pick but since I picked Greg over Lee for MVP I felt Lee's play each game was worthy of best newcomer over Bradberry who's only been able to contribute in 3 games and less than a quarter.

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I picked Kony as disappointment but I'd actually go with someone not in your choices. KK, Funch, Tre, Kurt, Ginn all up there. Although part of Funch and Ginn's struggles is the QB laser focusing on Greg and KB, they've still disappointed. I never expected that much of Kony so I can't really say that he's been a huge disappointment. The Super Bowl was great for him but looking at his whole body of work I'm not sure why anyone thought there was a better chance of him dominating like in the Super Bowl than being subpar and inconsistent like he has been in every other game.

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1 hour ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Fair point. But Olsen has played in every game and is the second leading receiver in the NFL even without Cam playing. 

I have no arguments against Olsen. I struggle to name an MVP for a 1-5 team, so I just went with the best player from the only win. 

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2 hours ago, Lemory said:

I honestly had a hard time not voting Andy Lee the MVP.

Greg should win this hands down.  Glad to see he's leading...

I mean the man is 2nd in receiving yards in the entire league, behind only Julio...  Pretty special.  Got to celebrate that even if the season as a whole has been poo so far.

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17 minutes ago, KB_fan said:

Greg should win this hands down.  Glad to see he's leading...

I mean the man is 2nd in receiving yards in the entire league, behind only Julio...  Pretty special.  Got to celebrate that even if the season as a whole has been poo so far.

Oh I voted for Greg because he's been dominate this year but Andy Lee has also been dominate in his own way.  

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2 hours ago, Bronn said:

how in the eff am I the only one to vote Shula?!?!?!

I hate 44 of you, apparently...

I'm with you, buddy. I translated it as worst detriment to our team. If we're going strictly by the letter of the word disappointment I'd also vote Ealy.  

As far as Cam vs Greg, I mean I love Third Leg Greg as much as anyone but MVP is defined as such to me: whose absence would most hurt the team (in other words, the opposite of the disappointment definition).  That's Cam by a country mile.  Andy Lee is the best newcomer and it isn't even close.  Bradberry's been solid when he's played, he's actually performed at a second round level in my opinion which is kinda shocking considering the situation he was thrown into and popular opinion of him before the draft, but outside of Cam, Olsen and maybe Luke, Andy Lee has been the best player on our team this year.  Pinning Atl inside their 5 three or four times in a row it seemed like actually gave us a shot to win...until the defense allowed them to march 95+ yards and score every time. 

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3 hours ago, El Dandy said:

D-E-L-U-S-I-ON

Cam was very good vs Denver

Cam was very good vs San Fran

Cam was very good vs NO

Cam was very good the first half vs Minny and then get destroyed by their D (which was more a offensive issue overall)

I think he was meh vs Atlanta 

if we didn't have Cam we wouldn't be in any of those games outside of San Fran. MVP of our team 

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23 minutes ago, ThPantherFan said:

I voted shula the most disappointing.  At least 10 others agree with me.

We are top 10 in every aspect of offense.  With bad OTs, meh WR play and Stewart for half the games.

How is Shula most disappointing when people act like he can't even tie his shoes....yet everything else is a dumpster fire?!

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