Thread: MVP from Sunday's Loss to the Chargers

Originally Posted by Zeus

Good choice - probably should have added him to the poll, rather than one of the joke options. Kinda forgot about him.

We gonna see you on Sunday?

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TBH, I was surprised you didn't include him on the poll...........but in fairness, he isn't one of the usual suspects of the past. I certainly hope he keeps up to this standard through the whole season. He made me almost forget Edwards.

I haven't quite decided yet...........I have to work overnight on Sunday. Ugh. I would love to, though!!! (still thinking on it)

Originally Posted by freya

tbh, i was surprised you didn't include him on the poll...........but in fairness, he isn't one of the usual suspects of the past. I certainly hope he keeps up to this standard through the whole season. He made me almost forget edwards.

I haven't quite decided yet...........i have to work overnight on sunday. Ugh. I would love to, though!!! (still thinking on it)

please please please

Kluwe?.. really?!

LMAO @ "Whoever broke Luis Castillo's " having 4 votes!

He's not on the list, but Brian Robison put on a good showing (3 tackles, .5 sack, QB hit)... a lot better than Ray Edwards debut in Atlanta (1 tackle).

Originally Posted by C Mac D

He's not on the list, but Brian Robison put on a good showing (3 tackles, .5 sack, QB hit)... a lot better than Ray Edwards debut in Atlanta (1 tackle).

I'm glad that we let Ray walk. He never acted like a team player. I didn't think he was going to be easily replaceable though. I'm glad that Robison proved me wrong

Originally Posted by Johnson14

Kluwe?.. really?!

LMAO @ "Whoever broke Luis Castillo's " having 4 votes!

That actually only has one vote.

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Originally Posted by Zeus

That actually only has one vote.

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That'd be me. Castillo is a steroid user.

Originally Posted by Freya

I would say........... Robison.

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Robison had as many solo tackles as McNabb did.

He had a good showing, but nothing above & beyond expectations.

A combo of Winfield & JA are my choice. Winfield led with the most tackles and had a INT. JA also had an INT & a sack.

Getting turnovers for your team is not only huge, but usually wins you games as well, when you are in the + column.

Whoever broke Luis Castillo's leg
Whoever busted Nate Kaeding's ACL

Not a big fan of making players MVP's because of a play that injure another player, whether it was unintentional or intentional.

Actually, I find it in poor taste.

Originally Posted by singersp

Not a big fan of making players MVP's because of a play that injure another player, whether it was unintentional or intentional.

Actually, I find it in poor taste.

It was intended to be humorous.

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