Sedaisan
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Since 2000, NFL MVP is 0-5 when reaching the Super Bowl. Peyton Manning was last to do it, in 2009 with the Colts.
Interesting MVP Fact
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Seahawkfan80
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Cool...he aint riding that pony this time tho...he is on a different shetland...now. he he he
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Aw crap, I just started this in another thread.
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0-6, actually ...
2001 - Kurt Warner (lost to Patriots in SB36)
2002 - Rich Gannon (lost to Bucs in SB37)
2005 - Shaun Alexander (lost to Steelers in XB40*)
2007 - Tom Brady (lost to Giants in SB42)
2009 - Peyton Manning (lost to Saints in SB44)
2010 - Tom Brady (lost to Giants in SB 45)
2013 - Peyton Manning (???)
2001 - Kurt Warner (lost to Patriots in SB36)
2002 - Rich Gannon (lost to Bucs in SB37)
2005 - Shaun Alexander (lost to Steelers in XB40*)
2007 - Tom Brady (lost to Giants in SB42)
2009 - Peyton Manning (lost to Saints in SB44)
2010 - Tom Brady (lost to Giants in SB 45)
2013 - Peyton Manning (???)
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LOL at the Asterisk for Superbowl 40StorytellerMatt":17v0m620 said:
GeekHawk
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Makes sense. If the QB is that valuable to a team, taking him out (by good D) removes the main weapon. Besides, I don't think a team with an outstanding RB ever has an MVP QB, do they? (Just guessing, no research)
