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Brett Favre MVP??

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lol and alot of people here were bashing Favre, judging him for how he played last year despite having an All-Pro year in 2007. There were some that were laughed at for suggesting we pick up Favre. Now look where both Jake and Favre are...

yep..

were are the huddle experts that said he was washed up and over the hill???and were are the guys that said sidney rice was a bust???

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lol and alot of people here were bashing Favre, judging him for how he played last year despite having an All-Pro year in 2007. There were some that were laughed at for suggesting we pick up Favre. Now look where both Jake and Favre are...

I admit I thought Favre was done coming into the season.

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My MVP goes to Manning. Guy has a pathetic running game, average receivers (outside wayne and clark), a so-so D, and he single-handedly makes them super bowl contenders, if not favorites. He does more to make that team great than anyone else in the league.

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My MVP goes to Manning. Guy has a pathetic running game, average receivers (outside wayne and clark), a so-so D, and he single-handedly makes them super bowl contenders, if not favorites. He does more to make that team great than anyone else in the league.

Wayne AND Clark are Pro Bowlers.

The Colts running game is the short passing game. They use a beefed up West Coast offense that allows the qb to audible.

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Count me as one of the guys that was wrong about how much he could actually do for Minnesota. I never got into the Bring Favre to Carolina discussion, but I did think that Minnesota made the wrong move "team wise" by bending over backwards for the guy adn bringing him there so late. Good for Favre, good for Minny.

Favre - 1

Vikings - 1

Me - 0

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