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CRedskinsRule · 01-04-2011, 09:35 AM

Team MVP is Fletcher. I think his ability, passion and willingness to do what was asked set the tone for the team. His consecutive start streak is amazing, and he was covering TE's down the field or on the line stopping the run.

Offensive MVP for me would be Anthony Armstrong, not because he was the absolute best, but because he added a dimension to our game that we haven't seen in a long time. He opened up the routes for Moss, like DT, MK, BLloyd, and numerous others before him had failed to. And that one catch where he went up and battled the ball away for the critical catch was outstanding.

Defensive MVP: This is the hardest one, because our D made so many more poor plays than positive ones. DHall comes to the front because you can easily say his individual play won us at least 2 of our 6 games, Dallas and Chicago. Laron Landry was right up there till he came out, and I wonder how many games we lost because his presence was missing, no one came close to making the same impact he did. 1 and 1a I guess.

ST Brandon Banks. At the Packers game he stepped on the field and the whole stadium seemed electrified. I hope he develops into a fully recognized threat ala D Hester and D Jackson.

01-04-2011, 09:35 AM	#25
CRedskinsRule Living Legend Join Date: Aug 2008 Age: 58 Posts: 21,701	Re: Your 2010 Redskins MVP Team MVP is Fletcher. I think his ability, passion and willingness to do what was asked set the tone for the team. His consecutive start streak is amazing, and he was covering TE's down the field or on the line stopping the run. Offensive MVP for me would be Anthony Armstrong, not because he was the absolute best, but because he added a dimension to our game that we haven't seen in a long time. He opened up the routes for Moss, like DT, MK, BLloyd, and numerous others before him had failed to. And that one catch where he went up and battled the ball away for the critical catch was outstanding. Defensive MVP: This is the hardest one, because our D made so many more poor plays than positive ones. DHall comes to the front because you can easily say his individual play won us at least 2 of our 6 games, Dallas and Chicago. Laron Landry was right up there till he came out, and I wonder how many games we lost because his presence was missing, no one came close to making the same impact he did. 1 and 1a I guess. ST Brandon Banks. At the Packers game he stepped on the field and the whole stadium seemed electrified. I hope he develops into a fully recognized threat ala D Hester and D Jackson.