Geotags for Bengals or Rams
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Transforming this from a Bengals v Rams thread to a General Football thread to avoid annoying those members who do not wish to be inundated with posts about the wonders of football.
JoeBucsFan's column today discusses the MVP. MVP remains one of many sub-topics I know nothing about, so I offer it up to you: Which?
https://www.joebucsfan.com/2022/02/if-aaron-rodgers-wins-this-tom-brady-got-snubbed-he-got-robbed/I like JBF and learn a lot, especially from the commenters who seem to be pretty savvy. Like this one: "How can [Brady] not win? He was absolutely hands down the most valuable player on his team. He
overcame a depleted roster and some questionable play calling to take the Bucs within minutes of the NFC championship game. He just ran out of time."Remember when he yelled No, NO! at Leftwich?
Anyway, what do y'all think?
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Transforming this back from General Football thread to a Bengals Super Bowl thread, Brady is no longer a factor. It's all Joe and Matt.
But, to your point, why should Brady be MVP? He didn't even get them to the final four, plus he retired. These accolades are just to pump up the game. The NFL reaps nothing by naming Brady MVP.
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Transforming this back from General Football thread to a Bengals Super Bowl thread, Brady is no longer a factor. It's all Joe and Matt.
But, to your point, why should Brady be MVP? He didn't even get them to the final four, plus he retired. These accolades are just to pump up the game. The NFL reaps nothing by naming Brady MVP.
@mik said in Geotags for Bengals or Rams:
Brady is no longer a factor. It's all Joe and Matt.<
From the way the column was written, I assumed Brady and Rodgers were a done deal for finalists.
But, to your point, why should Brady be MVP? He didn't even get them to the final four, plus he retired. <
He went as far as he could for this season, so I'm not getting why his retirement should affect anything.
So you agree with the commenter who advocates that MVP selection should be restricted to the current season? That makes sense to me. Otherwise I don't know enough to comment further.
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Brady doesn’t even make the top 5 this year. Rodgers, Burrow, Prescott, Stafford, and even Kirk Cousins had better seasons and most of them had fewer weapons. Brady was fine, but not MVP caliber.
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Former Bengal Andrew Whitworth got the Walter Payton. His speech was worth watching the whole show for.
@mik said in Geotags for Bengals or Rams:
Former Bengal Andrew Whitworth got the Walter Payton. His speech was worth watching the whole show for.
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@catseye3 said in Geotags for Bengals or Rams:
The Rams are evil incarnate.
I have no skin in this matchup
But I will admit, as a child growing up in New York City, I was not a Jets fan, I was not a Giants fan. I worshipped the Rams. The fearsome foursome, (Grier, Olsen Lundy and especially Deacon Jones) , the QB Roman Gabriel, they were my heroes. I can’t explain why
Maybe I think I just loved their helmets with the rams horn.
Now I could not care less of the rams, but they are not evil incarnate. They are wonderful memories. God I sound old….
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@catseye3 said in Geotags for Bengals or Rams:
The Rams are evil incarnate.
I have no skin in this matchup
But I will admit, as a child growing up in New York City, I was not a Jets fan, I was not a Giants fan. I worshipped the Rams. The fearsome foursome, (Grier, Olsen Lundy and especially Deacon Jones) , the QB Roman Gabriel, they were my heroes. I can’t explain why
Maybe I think I just loved their helmets with the rams horn.
Now I could not care less of the rams, but they are not evil incarnate. They are wonderful memories. God I sound old….
@bachophile said in Geotags for Bengals or Rams:
Now I could not care less of the rams, but they are not evil incarnate.
Well-l-l-l, that might have been a wee tad of an exaggeration.
