Well he shares it with Manning...
Congrats to him
Congrats to him
Titans: McNair, Manning share MVP honors
by Fanball Staff - Fanball.com
Friday, January 2, 2004
Quarterbacks Steve McNair and Peyton Manning each garnered 16 of the 50 available votes and have been named the NFL?s co-MVPs by the Associated Press. "My words can't express how I feel being co-MVP with another great quarterback like Peyton,? said McNair of the honor. ?It's very emotional right now for me that people look at me as being one of the top quarterbacks of the NFL, one of the top players, and a co-MVP.? Manning felt similarly about sharing the award. "This is such a tremendous honor," he said. "And to be sharing it with Steve, a player I have the most respect for and who has had a tremendous year, and to be ahead of guys like Tom Brady, who's a friend of mine, and Jamal Lewis, a former teammate of mine at Tennessee who easily could have been there, as well, it's tremendous." Brady finished third with eight votes, followed by Jamal Lewis (five), Priest Holmes (three), and Ray Lewis (two). This is the third time the NFL has named co-MVPs, the most recent being in 1997 when Brett Favre and Barry Sanders shared the award.
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You can?t go wrong with either Manning or McNair as your MVP, but it?s a little odd that not a single NFC player received a vote. Last we checked, guys like Favre and Ahman Green had pretty good seasons as well.
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