Thread: Cullpepper MVP OVER MANNING

For CPep to be MVP this year he will have to really put on a show with Moss these last 5 games. Of course then you have to ask is it CPep or Moss that is the MVP. At this point Manning has the edge. Personally I would be happy with Manning MVP and CPep as Super Bowl MVP and winner.

Peyton shared the MVP w/ 29 TDs last season, there's no way he doesn't get it this season. He'd have to go on the worst streak known to mankind to not get the record. Helps that he has the highest QB rating, 4th in completion %, and first in yards. Its not even close this season.

trust me, manning is trying to get to the super bowl as much as any other qb in the NFL. who cares how he wins. this is an undebatable topic and no, there is no way culpepper would have as many touchdowns as manning right now even with moss. culpepper would need 2 moss' to have the same amount of tds as manning. plain and simple. peyton doesnt decide to throw every possession either. look at ej's stats there buddy. he's among the league leaders in rushing yards.

Hey J-Walk, this is undebatable too...



Down by contact :cheers: :lol:

Skoll i love your animation of the fumble.. Where did ya get it???
"WHAT A BS CALL"

Everyone Express What you think were the first calls in Vikings history...
becuase we got screwed last 2 sundays ago vs the pack

Anyone Remember Walt Colemans Game vs the Packers in 2002
I mean comon Kleinsasser Tackled in mid air and no Penalty called.

~Dallas Hail Mary 1975~

Cowboys WR Drew Pearson was out there, being shadowed by Vikings CB Nate Wright. As the ball came down, Pearson pushed off of Wright and caught the pass, trapping it against his hip at the 5-yard line. As Pearson strode into the end zone, free safety Paul Krause hurdled over Wright, screaming at field judge Armen Terzian for the interference call that was never made. Drew Pearson later admitted to former Viking RB Chuck Foreman (who played in the game) that he did indeed intentionally commit offensive pass interference against Nate Wright.

Manning will win the MVP and break Marino's record. But might run into trouble come playoff time going against the Steelers or the Pats, specially on the road. Getting to the big show and winning it all is more significant, imo.

"vikez06" wrote:

~Dallas Hail Mary 1975~

I remember watching that game as a young'un with my dad. Wasn't that the game that a fan threw a bottle and hit the #$%& ref on the head?

Hey vikez06 my office is in White Bear Lake & graduated from White Bear High School.

Kind of a silly question in the first place, eh?

Kinda like, who's more of a threat to national security, North Korea or Madagascar.