Ark Rogers was named MVP: “Great Honor”

Aaron Rogers did not want to win his third MVP title in this way. The Green Bay quarterback sealed an amazing season with the crowning as the NFL Outstanding Player, as he did at the end of the 2011 and 2014 seasons, but this time it comes after a scorching home loss in the NFC Finals to Tom Brady and Tampa Bay who will play tonight in the Super Bowl.

“It’s a great honor,” Rogers said in a recorded speech. “2020 was a crazy year with a lot of changes, growth, some amazing moments that came to my mind, 180 consecutive days in which I checked my nose hairs, where I played in front of empty stands or very few spectators. I also got engaged, and on the way gave some of the best games of my career.” . Rogers is only the third player in league history to lead the league with a touchdown pass (48) along with the lowest number of steals taken (5).

He received 44 of the 50 votes of the journalists who participated in the selection, with four going to Josh Allen, the quarterback who took Buffalo to the AFC Finals, and two to Patrick Mehomes, who will try to bring Kansas City a second consecutive championship tonight. By the way, before the game, still in Kansas City, the Chips assistant coach – Brit Reed, who is also the son of coach Andy Reed – was involved in an accident in which a 5-year-old boy was seriously injured. Reed has admitted to having drunk a number of drinks before, but as of tonight has not yet been charged with any offense.

Kevin Stepansky, who brought Cleveland back to the playoffs after 18 years and brought it its first win there since 1994, was named Coach of the Year. Aaron Donald, known as the Los Angeles Rams, was named Outstanding Defensive Player for the third time in four seasons, Derek Henry of Tennessee was named Outstanding Offensive Player, and the best Rockers are quarterback Justin Herbert of the Chargers (offense) and Chase Young of Washington (protection).

Elections that probably made the nostalgic crowd much more excited were made to the Football Hall of Fame, and the one who got in there on the first try is Peyton Manning, one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. Manning is the only opening quarterback in history to have won the Super Bowl with two different teams, Indinapolis and Denver, and holds the record for winning the league MVP title, no less than five times. Other notable names chosen for the Hall of Fame are defensive player Charles Woodson and the legendary Detroit catcher, Calvin “Megatron” Johnson.