Executive of the Year: Mike Brown

I hate you all with the passion of a white hot sun. You’ve given that idiot fuel for his fire of thinking he’s a General Manager. Dalton and Green both were happy accidents. Both will more then likely be gone in 5 years and will have a combination of 4 playoff games between them. After that they’ll both go somewhere else and lead a well run team into a Superbowl.

Luck should not earn you an award. I just pray he doesn’t read this website. I doubt it because he’s too cheap to buy an Internet connection.

So I guess San Francisco and Pittsburgh are both crap teams huh? 70 tackles, 14 sacks, 7 forced fumbles, 2 interceptions. Lord knows how many QB rushes/hurries because he got 22 QB hits. He was involved in over 80% of successful plays for the Ravens defense. He’s not just a pass rusher anymore. Complete football player who makes his presence felt in every aspect on defense.

“If Aldon Smith was as good as Miller (all around, defending the run) – wouldn’t he be starting too?”

That’s a fair point. The way the 49ers run their defense is by allowing the defensive line (J. Smith, Sopoaga, and McDonald) and the middle linebackers (Willis, Bowman) to stop the run. The outside linebackers are almost exclusively used in pass coverage or blitzing. So Aldon Smith will only start if the 49ers are going to come out blitzing, or maybe against a team that almost never runs.

Good point to bring up though. I don’t know why people “thumbs down” valid points, instead of just responding to them with their own opinions.

@kpow55

“The lack of any form of red zone offense should negate including Jim Harbaugh in coaching awards. Your highest scoring player is your kicker? Can u not coach your QB up? Or is it trouble with the your playbook?”

You can play this game with every coach. Should the Packers weak statistical defense eliminate McCarthy? Obviously not. No team is without flaws. Simply pointing out any teams flaws (and ignoring the whole “wins” thing) just exposes you as an illogical, and probably heavily biased fan, whose opinion should probably just be ignored (but it’s clearly more fun to address).

Shame on anybody that is not standing on their chair right now chanting DREW BREES! DREW BREES!

Actually, he didn’t start because he isn’t the complete player Von Miller is. Defense isn’t “just” about sacks. Remember – as a 3-4 defender, you’re rushing the passer a whole lot more compared to a 4-3 outside linebacker. That’s what position Miller plays, full-time – because he also defends the run, unlike Aldon Smith.

And Brees finished stronger and had a remarkable season, no question. But it is the body of work, the marathon, not just the finish. Rodgers had FORTY FIVE touchdowns and SIX interceptions and led his team to a near perfect mark of 15-1. Rodgers is your MVP

Do you even read these before you submit them? BTW would be nice if this could get posted this time but hey if I suppose I can understand if you dont want people pointing out your nonsense logic

Yeah Brees was the head and shoulders MVP when his team was losing to the Rams and Buccaneers where he threw almost as many INT’s as Rodgers did all year.

They hype Rodgers as better because he has been this year.

Brees is deserving but Rodgers has played better and has made it look almost effortless in the process.

The only bearing Matt Flynn should have on the subject is none. That just proves that Ted Thompson clearly sees talent well, and Mike McCarthy might be the the best QB developer in the game today.

1200 rushing yards(3rd in NFC, 6th in NFL), despite playing sparingly in recent weeks to keep him healthy for the playoffs…

Why should Vikings record have any effect on whether Allen is the best defensive player in the league?

Those teams have TERRIBLE tackles. Suggs dominated in 3 games this year, and not one of those performances came against good or pro-bowl quality tackles.

22.0 sacks, 4 PDef (as a DE, not an OLB, like Suggs), 1 int and 4 ff on a defense that has literally no one else.

Suggs had a good year numerically and should probably get it if he was consistent.

But he had 13 sacks–3 in game one, 3 against the Colts, and 3 against the 49ers.

That means he had 1 sack in 13 other games.

He did that with a few other pro-bowlers playing next to him.

I’m sorry but it’s Allen this year and a joke if it goes to anyone else.

There, I rewrote that paragraph for you since it was filled with stupid nonsense anyway.