LVP Thread Part I

[J255979-11nine]

Originally Posted by descendency

Brandon Meriweather.

Isn't even the worst defensive back on the team. Remember, Darius Butler still exists.

[BaLLiN]

Originally Posted by Woody56

Vernon Gholston...easily.

ill agree with this one. Has he even played this year?

[RaiderNation]

I wish the Raiders still had Turdell Sands to win this award.

[vikes_28]

Originally Posted by Nalej

Surprised no one has said... Randy Moss

The only time i think about Randy Moss is when i look at TitanHope's sig.

[MichaelJordanEberle (sabf)]

LVP shouldn't be a player who is just bad, it should be a guy who is put in position to make something happen and falls on his face. So I like the way most of you are doing this. To throw a former Bronco in the mix, Jarvis Moss. Former first rounder and I'm pretty sure we dumped him this year. If there was a Least Valuable Coach award, it'd go to McD for getting rid of our two most valuable players on offense.

[Monomach]

Originally Posted by MichaelJordanEberle (sabf)

LVP shouldn't be a player who is just bad, it should be a guy who is put in position to make something happen and falls on his face. So I like the way most of you are doing this. To throw a former Bronco in the mix, Jarvis Moss. Former first rounder and I'm pretty sure we dumped him this year. If there was a Least Valuable Coach award, it'd go to McD for getting rid of our two most valuable players on offense.

Peyton Hillis and Tony Scheffler?

[FuzzyGopher]

Originally Posted by vikes_28

Ahaha. Brett Favre has to be the worst player in the NFL this year. If someone disagrees with me, you better give a damn good reason

[gpngc]

Joe McKnight is clearly the LVP of the league for two reasons:

1) His performance (or lack thereof).

2) He was the reason the Jets couldn't keep Danny Woodhead on the active roster. Woodhead has now become one of the key components to the Patriots turning into worldbeaters = screwed up EVERY other team in the NFL.

Your LVP is Joe McKnight.

[Im_a_Romosexual]

Albert Haynesworth

[Basileus777]

Originally Posted by descendency

Moss actually contributed.

In what, like one game this year?

[prock]

1. Madieu Williams
2. Randy Moss
3. Brett Favre

[the_legend_killer]

Originally Posted by FuzzyGopher

My vote. (10 characters)

[Thecollegedropout]

Originally Posted by gpngc

Joe McKnight is clearly the LVP of the league for two reasons:

1) His performance (or lack thereof).

2) He was the reason the Jets couldn't keep Danny Woodhead on the active roster. Woodhead has now become one of the key components to the Patriots turning into worldbeaters = screwed up EVERY other team in the NFL.

Your LVP is Joe McKnight.

He's been fine as a ST player for the team

Though he did get rid of Danny Woodhead AND Leon Washington(Was traded for McKnight) so in that sense your right that he sucks.

Still doesn't mess with Vernon Gholston though...not even Lawrence Taylor can reach to him...let alone Rex Ryan.

[LonghornsLegend]

Lol. Could we stop saying "Joe McKnight got rid of Danny Woodhead" please? The Jets are the reason Woodhead isn't around, not McKnight. You could have always cut corners somewhere else if you knew Woodhead was a player, same reason the Panthers kept Tyrell Sutton on the 53 man roster even though they are probably the best 3 deep RB team in the NFL.


You didn't have to cut McKnight to keep him, they just screwed up. It happens, but I really wouldn't be blaming McKnight over the team for that one.

[gpngc]

Originally Posted by LonghornsLegend

Lol. Could we stop saying "Joe McKnight got rid of Danny Woodhead" please? The Jets are the reason Woodhead isn't around, not McKnight. You could have always cut corners somewhere else if you knew Woodhead was a player, same reason the Panthers kept Tyrell Sutton on the 53 man roster even though they are probably the best 3 deep RB team in the NFL.


You didn't have to cut McKnight to keep him, they just screwed up. It happens, but I really wouldn't be blaming McKnight over the team for that one.

His mediocre existence cost them all their losses.

[Jvig43]

Originally Posted by Thecollegedropout

Oh and Vernon Gholston once again will win this award. Great job by Mr. Gholston yet again. He can't even get a sack or fumble recovery to activate a 9.2 million bonus which means NYJ can cut him without problem.

Heard his named called 3x all year long.

Maybe Aaron Maybin will step into the dome and try and take Gholston's LVP award?

This. high draft pick who has been invisible since coming into the NFL. He has NOTHING to show for, hes invisible. Teams have brought in undersized Dlinemen from the ufl that have accomplished more.

[Pat Sims 90]

Carson Palmer

[soybean]

2007 NFL draft, Green Bay Packers, 1st round pick number 16.

Justin Harrell


I remember me and my buddy watching the draft and were like.. uh... who?

[descendency]

Originally Posted by Basileus777

In what, like one game this year?

Buffalo@NE

edit: That's more than can be said about some players lol.

[Bengals78]

Originally Posted by Pat Sims 90

Carson Palmer

Carson isn't even the 10th useless player on our team.
The correct answer is the man who helped turn Carson into what he is.



Dennis Roland. He is ******* terrible. Barely competent as a run blocker and just a minor distraction to a DE or OLB in pass pro. He makes the entire line look that much worse. Woodley and Harrison both absolutely beat his ass to a pulp. Hell even Andre understands if you miss the guy grab him so your QB doesn't get killed. Dennis does not. Carson rushes so many damn passes when Roland is in because he doesnt trust him to block a thing.

His run blocking strictly comes from leverage of being 6-9. No technique. No power. No anything. He just kinda leans into people and that is his push. Wonder why we always ran power left?

He makes Bobbie Williams look so ****** all year long. Its hard to block when a DE or OLB and a 6-9 waste plow into your side.

[Giantsfan1080]

Woodhead may not have even broke out if he stayed on the Jets. He could have been buried on the bench for all we know. Also, the Jets may not have used him as creatively as the Pats have.

[MattyFos]

Uh, Derek Anderson?!?!?

I knew he sucked but that didn't prevent Zona from throwing millions of dollars at him.

[J-Mike88]

Originally Posted by Monomach

I nominate the Packers training staff.

On account of the injuries, of course.

Wow, look who brought it up again. Out of the blue, un-provoked, totally unrelated to the topic at hand.

Randy Moss gets my vote. Is he still alive?

[thegreatone]

Originally Posted by A Perfect Score

Greg Mattison

He looks like a guru when compared to Cam.

[Packersville]

Hmm for 2010 Steve McNair.