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Peter King weighs in on MVP: It's Peyton Manning

As I posted yesterday, the MVP race is over. Peyton Manning will win his 4th MVP award. With Drew Brees playing poorly against the Cowboys, Brett Favre nearly getting yanked against the Panthers, and Chris Johnson's team likely not to make the playoffs, the award is Manning's. Also, when you add up all the endorsements from award voters, updated beautifully by thebossuzzi, it was becoming clear that Manning will make NFL history by winning his 4th MVP award.

Now, with the czar of football media weighing in on the matter, the award is most definitely going to Peyton Manning, like it or not:

MVP Watch

1. Peyton Manning, QB, Indianapolis. Played another classic Thursday night, four touchdowns and a pick (through the hands of Dallas Clark), and, barring an upset in the last two weeks, should win his fourth MVP. That's how I see it, anyway.

How Peter King sees it is usually how it goes when it comes to MVP voting. Though we make fun of King for his often ignorant analysis of the game of football (which he has covered for almost three decades), the fact is ole "PK" has a lot of power in media circles due to his personal connections to players, coaches, management, and various media entities like HBO, NBC, and SI. Basically, when PK says "Player X" is the MVP, Player X is indeed the MVP. I personally think King wanted to give the MVP to Favre, but with the Vikings losing two of three so far in December, while Manning and the Colts are currently undefeated, voting Favre would expose King even more as a Favre waterboy.

King plays his favorites, and is a "homer" about certain teams and players as any "unprofessional blogger" or fan out there, but he isn't dumb.

So, as we said yesterday, much to the annoyance of some people who cannot seem to accept reality, despite some who have their own personal favorites to win, Peyton Manning is indeed going to win his fourth NFL MVP award; an award that is much deserved. Peyton has played better, and accomplished more, during the regular season than any other candidates.

Here are thebossuzzi's excellent updates (all contained in the FanPost link below) on the MVP discussion:

Update 3:Peyton is MVP ,now Dion Sanders is promoting Rivers for MVP

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Couldn’t agree more BBS!!!

How can you not love a team that does this?

by LovinBlue on Dec 21, 2009 2:49 PM EST via mobile reply actions  

I bet you all know how I feel about this,,,,,,,,YEAH!

"You can't defend the perfect throw, what can I say?" Peyton quoting Marino
"As I grow older, the list of people who can kiss my ass grows longer"-Ancient Hoosier Proverb.

by Indy Lori on Dec 21, 2009 4:37 PM EST reply actions  

Side note

Is everyone seeing how, now that the Saints have lost and the Vikings are struggling, the focus does not shift to how good the Colts are and how they play at a consistently high level, but instead to promote the Chargers as the new “it” team that will go to the SB because they have beat the Colts in the past??

So basically the Colts won’t get any respect until they beat the Chargers and get to the Super Bowl and no sooner.

I say bring it on.

I don't always drink beer....but when I do, I prefer Dos Equis.

by AceOfSpades on Dec 21, 2009 6:39 PM EST reply actions  

same as with the Pats

then as with the Chargers now. No one wants to give respect to the Colts until they beat the Patriots and win the Super Bowl in ‘06/’07 then, and now San Diego.

"With the first pick of the 1998 NFL draft, the Indianapolis Colts select;..............Peyton Manning, Quarter Back, University of Tennessee"

by wolfman57 on Dec 22, 2009 4:28 PM EST up reply actions  

has anyone figured out

why deion hates the colts so much?

go mavs, go colts, go rangers, go baylor

by zkmavz on Dec 21, 2009 11:37 PM EST reply actions  

I have some ideas

as to why ole neon deion loathes manning. .

he gave him no credit the other night and said manning almost lost the game for them when the O didn’t convert on the final 3rd down (and totally ignored his game winning TD)

he loves him some chris johnson and basically said that manning has won too many mvps already and that his INT total is too high.

by Rocky Top Manning on Dec 22, 2009 12:00 AM EST reply actions  

Who's ignorant?

It’s hilarious that you think King wanted to vote for Farve, even though King has had Manning at the top of his MVP list all year. That… to me… is ignorant analysis.

by MileHighHoosier on Dec 22, 2009 1:06 PM EST reply actions  

MIght see some Gonzo this weekend

I know this is unrelated but, it’s great news, what with garcon’s “hand injury” Anthony Gonzales been practicing all week. Vinatieri’s been kicking also. By the way, screw Deion Sanders… he was over rated every second he spent in the NFL, and he has even less to say now

by naptown_ninja on Dec 22, 2009 2:21 PM EST reply actions  

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