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[The Mullet]

A number of guys would have been fair, but with that completion percentage on that many attempts with no major errors, it is hard to not choose Brees.

However, why no love for Garrett Hartley? 3 long kicks that were vital, as well as the onside. He did a phenomenal job selling that kickoff on what is arguably the most important play on the game. I think he enters the discussion too.

[smeagle]

Originally Posted by Roy31

Yeah. Most Valuable Play. And Tracy Porter made it. Thus the game MVP.

man, i thought skip bayless was bad with his foolish opinions.

move over skip.

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=The Mullet;1110651]
However, why no love for Garrett Hartley? 3 long kicks that were vital, as well as the onside. He did a phenomenal job selling that kickoff on what is arguably the most important play on the game. I think he enters the discussion too.

Right on! I wouldn't give it to him over Brees but I'd give it to him over Porter. Porter's INT was great but it was just one play and they already had the lead. Hartley kept them in the game, imagine had he gone 0-3? Saints could have lost that game then, he helped keep them in when they couldn't get in the endzone early.

[andy82]

Originally Posted by The Mullet

A number of guys would have been fair, but with that completion percentage on that many attempts with no major errors, it is hard to not choose Brees.

However, why no love for Garrett Hartley? 3 long kicks that were vital, as well as the onside. He did a phenomenal job selling that kickoff on what is arguably the most important play on the game. I think he enters the discussion too.

It was Thomas Morstead (The Punter) who did the onside kick...