The case for DeAngelo as MVP....

[LA_Panther]

.....is made right here!

http://sports.espn.go.com/espnmag/story?id=3799778

Your thoughts?

I think it'll be a longshot...They'll probably give it to Manning

[CharlotteBeer.com]

case close!!!!

Probably a strange question, but are you a member on Honda-tech.com? :tongue:

[jramsey4]

I think you don't need to look any further then the game last Sunday against the Saints. Williams had over 170 yards and had his team up by 20. After which you didn't see almost at all in the second half which we only scored one touchdown and blew a 20 point lead. Which coincidentally is almost the same thing that happened in the giants game when Williams didn't play a couple of drives. At the first of the season I was convinced that Stewart was the better back and as soon as he learned the system would be the starter, I can honestly say that I have never been happier to be proven wrong. He has really put this team on his back this half of the season and I don't think anyone is more deserving then him for the MVP.

[Fiz]

How do you figure that?

1,515 yards

5.5yards/avg

Total TD's 20

No fumbles...

That isn't split between Williams and Stewart. That's all Williams, and those numbers should be considered for MVP.

Stewart has his own numbers... and only split the carries, not the rest. I don't understand how this has anything to do with Williams' numbers...

to outsiders they'll see a backup producing well also and think that they're both just a product of a system/line.

[Jangler]

Well there you go. If Jake can't win Comeback player of the year. What chance does Dwill really have at winning the MVP?