Who Is Our 2009 Offensive MVP?

They really don't have one but if i have to pick i say Fred Davis...he is the only player on the offense that you could actually say has been a stud even if its only been for half a season.

The one constant has been JC, gotta go with him.

yup...

LaRon Landry, hes helped many offenses.

Tempted to say Hunter Smith or, more seriously, Sherm Lewis

When I read the title I thought of Sherm Lewis also.

JC for not giving up while getting crushed physically, emotionally, and mentally. And seemingly improving during the process.

Perfectly put.

not sure if anyone on the team qualifies. i guess Campbell?

I said Fred Davis. The guy came out of nowhere and got it done. Especially after his first debut where his blocking was absolutely horrid, after that we never heard about his terrible blocking, meaning he must've improved. Guy was ridiculously hard to bring down after the catch, it was like he was a bigger Cooley. I can see him being like a big Antonio Gates in his prime, in the future.

Devin Thomas comes in a close second place, seeing as he made huge strides this season. But not quite MVP worthy. But he did prove he's good enough to grab a #1 receiver spot.

I voted Cooley cuz he's the only offensive player that didn't really piss me off this year.

In reality Sherm Lewis is the only viable choice, maybe Davis.

If Cooley or Davis had each played a whole season, they'd be an easy choice for the award. In the absence of the ability to vote for REDSKINS TE, the obvious choice is Jason Campbell.

I'm rolling with Fred Davis. If you're not playing, then you simply don't qualify. Awards aren't given based on what might have happened, but what did happen. And seeing that the Redskins have only won 4 games, how many of those did Cooley help us win?

I think JC's recent success and Davis' are definitely related. Fact is, Davis knows what to without the ball as well as with the ball. He's running good routes, creating mismatches, and capitalizing after each catch. This is the argument some here were making against Roy Williams; If you ain't open homie, you ain't getting the ball. But I digress.