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NEW YORK -- Peyton Manning has joined Brett Favre as the only three-time winners of The Associated Press NFL Most Valuable Player Award.

The Indianapolis Colts quarterback was a landslide winner Friday in balloting by a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters who cover the NFL. Manning also was the league MVP in 2003, when he shared it with Tennessee quarterback Steve McNair, and in 2004.

Favre, then with Green Bay, took MVP honors in 1995 and '96 before sharing it with Detroit running back Barry Sanders in 1997.

Manning received 32 votes, far ahead of Miami quarterback Chad Pennington and Atlanta running back Michael Turner.

I don't think he should have won.

I would have given it to Turner from Atlanta.

Im ok with manning being the MVP especially what he did during this 9 game winning streak that they have going.

NDSUFREAK wrote:Im ok with manning being the MVP especially what he did during this 9 game winning streak that they have going.

I just I remember him from the start of the season. I had him in the FF league and he was worthless. I benched him and did better with Phillip Rivers. Weak analysis but it works for me.

Overrated. Shoulda been Warner, as was proven tonight.

Purple For Life wrote:Overrated. Shoulda been Warner, as was proven tonight.

Please. Did Warner complete 81% of his passes in December?

WTAG wrote:

Purple For Life wrote:Overrated. Shoulda been Warner, as was proven tonight.

Please. Did Warner complete 81% of his passes in December?

Please. Did Manning lead his team to victory in the playoffs?

Purple For Life wrote:Overrated. Shoulda been Warner, as was proven tonight.

Warner?

LMAO!