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kmvoss
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| J-ALL-DAY wrote: | If the Ravens win and Lewis racks up irrelevant tackles but has a bunch of them, he will probably get it. There will be more deserving players though.
If the Niners win, it will probably go to either Kaepernick or Gore. I could see a defensive player getting it if they have a game changing play or TD, but tough to picture that. Shoot, maybe Patrick Willis gets it as the final passing of the torch between him and Lewis  . |
Hey, aside from losing I think that would be pretty cool. |
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AlphaQHard
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| Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2013 12:07 am Post subject: |
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Ngata
5 sacks
5 tackles
99 yard pick 6
1 Force fumble and runs it back 50 yards for a TD
2/2 passing, 1Td
All this while shutting down VD
Ray Lewis Who?
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Brown_Mamba
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| Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2013 2:06 am Post subject: |
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Unless Joe Flacco has a monstrous game or orchestrates an amazing comeback, Ray Lewis is probably gonna get it even if he has 0 tackles.
Assuming the Ravens win, of course.
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Hands of Iron
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| Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 11:05 am Post subject: Re: Predict the Superbowl MVP |
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| mustang_9333 wrote: | | I'm going with Ed Reed in a Baltimore win. |
I like it, and he's due.
2 INT's with one going for six, first tying and then breaking the all-time playoffs Interception record. He's being captioned as 4th on ESPN, but is just one away from entering the current three-way tie. |
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Superman(DH23)
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| Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 1:28 pm Post subject: |
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Flacco or Ray Ray is the easy answer
Dark Horse: Chris Culliver
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mcshiny
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| Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 1:33 pm Post subject: |
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Sam Koch or Andy Lee.
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wwhickok
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| Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2013 2:25 pm Post subject: |
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I really believe this game is going to be much closer than what I'm going to predict it. I believe this game could go either way but I have it set in my mind that I want a specific team to win and I want them to win by a lot.
I'm going with San Fransisco - 42-17. |
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49erurtaza
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Aldon smith
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MaddHatter
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Flacco
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Rygar
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| stallyns wrote: | QB for the winning team
Did I do that right? |
Not always.
You can lead an 88-yard game-winning TD drive, accounting for all 88 yards yourself -- 84 from your arm and four from your feet, to be exact -- running a no-huddle offense in which you call your own plays, overcoming a holding penalty by your stupid LG that puts you in the shadow of your own goalposts to start the drive, making the opposing FS bite on a wicked pump-fake to leave a gaping hole in the secondary for your primary WR to exploit for massive yards after the catch and get the offense into a goal-to-go situation, then placing the ball perfectly in the only six-inch-by-six-inch square of stadium airspace that would enable your primary WR and absolutely nobody else to make a play on it in the end zone, all while overcoming a terrible offensive line and zero run support to compile a better stat line for the game than Peyton Manning did when he won the Super Bowl XLI MVP award, and still be shafted in favor of your primary WR even though it was the little things that you did -- the pump-fake and the perfect throw into the end zone -- that put him in a position to make the plays he did on that drive.
And, if you're lucky, people over time will forget exactly how the game played out, and they'll start rewriting history to strip you of any credit for your team's success. Some will even claim that your running game, with all 58 of its yards and both of its YPC, played a more important role than you did. Besides, did anybody see your passer rating in your first Super Bowl? Like, ZOMG! I mean, not that it has anything at all to do with your second Super Bowl, but we're just going to define your entire career by your first Super Bowl performance and then claim that you can never be great, even though you just finished being great with everything on the line in your second Super Bowl.
Of course, neither Joe Flacco nor Colin Kaepernick have a previous Super Bowl performance that we can ridicule them for while defining their entire careers with it, so they more than likely have the inside track to the Super Bowl MVP award if they put on a decent show and win.
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wwhickok
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| I'm actually going to go polar opposite here and say Patrick Willis |
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| Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2013 2:47 pm Post subject: |
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I actually do think Ray Lewis gets the MVP for a worthy performance.
I think he forces a fumble on Kaepernick at some point.
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Rygar
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If the 49ers win: Randy Moss.
If the Ravens win: Ray Rice.
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Rivers2GatesTD
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It's going to be Colin.
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mikemart
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| Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2013 10:11 pm Post subject: |
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49ers Win: Crabtree
Ravens Win: Ray or Ray
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