Team MVP: Aaron Rodgers. Tons of weapons to work with, but A-Rodg is the heart and soul of it all. He's the perfect quarterback for this offense and I see no reason he couldn't challenge not only for team MVP but NFL MVP.

OPOY - Finley. A number of possibilities here to choose from and just picking Rodgers again is probably the safest bet. But I'm predicting a huge, huge year from Finley. I really think he can back up his talk of 1,200 yards and 10 TD's.

DPOY - Woodson. Matthews, Collins, even Barnett could get some consideration here, but you can't go wrong picking the NFL DPOY from last year.

ROY - I am torn between Neal and Burnett here, but am going to go with Burnett. I think Neal will see plenty of chances to rotate in but Burnett will never even give Bigby his job back. I like Bulaga but with Colledge looking pretty solid I don't see him having enough opportunities to get team ROY.

Pro-Bowlers: Rodgers, Finley, Woodson, Matthews, Collins, and in a little bit of a surprise, Josh Sitton.

I can see a reason Rodgers won't challenge for NFL mvp- His last name isn't Manning.

The Great Santo wrote:I can see a reason Rodgers won't challenge for NFL mvp- His last name isn't Manning.

A lot of publications have been predicting ARod over Manning as this years MVP, so its not for a lack of exposure. At the very least, I think its a little premature to say he won't even challenge for the award.

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The Great Santo wrote:I can see a reason Rodgers won't challenge for NFL mvp- His last name isn't Manning.

A lot of publications have been predicting ARod over Manning as this years MVP, so its not for a lack of exposure. At the very least, I think its a little premature to say he won't even challenge for the award.

I wasn't trying to take anything away from Rodgers. I think he could easily be in contention for the MVP. But even if he has a MVP season, he might not get consideration. Manning wasn't the MVP last year but won anyway because of the name recognition. The voting wasn't even close.