Top five Chiefs MVPs in the regular season.

[Rain Man]

As we head into the playoffs, who are the FIVE people who have been our most valuable players thus far?

[BWillie]

1. Jared Allen
2. Damon Huard
3. Patrick Surtain
4. Brian Waters
5. Larry Johnson

[Deberg_1990]

LJ
Huard
Allen
Waters
Colquitt

[Crush]

LJ
Huard
Kennison
Allen
Hali

[Terribilis]

LJ
Gonzo
Allen
Huards
Waters

[Rain Man]

Dang. I meant to vote for Kennison.

That catch today was astounding.

[TinyEvel]

LJ, Gonzo, ALlen, Huard, Pollard(ST) close sixth Page (3 INT's -- Raider killer)

[Branden Albert's Huge Balls]

Larry Johnson
Damon Huard
Tony Gonzalez
Brian Waters
Tamba Hali

[crazycoffey]

Let us not forget,

Santonio Holmes

NE D for stoping the flaming thumbtacks last minute drive

a 49er kicker

[Rain Man]

I like Page's potential, but somebody has to teach him how to wrap up on tackles next year. It's going to kill his career if he doesn't learn that.

[htismaqe]

I like Page's potential, but somebody has to teach him how to wrap up on tackles next year. It's going to kill his career if he doesn't learn that.

Derrick Johnson has displayed the same tendency at times. He did it a couple of times today...

[KCJohnny]

How can you pick anyone but Jared Allen???? Without him, our D is still a pathetic joke. I love LJ, but Jared Allen's big plays have really affected our season in positive ways all year.

[KCJohnny]

1. Jared Allen
2. Damon Huard
3. Patrick Surtain
4. Brian Waters
5. Larry Johnson

That sounds about right to me.
:thumb:

[Direckshun]

Anybody who hasn't listed LJ #1 is fooling themselves. This team revolves around LJ and his success has been our success.

1. Larry Johnson
2. Tony Gonzales
3. Derrick Johnson
4. Brian Waters
5. Eddie Kennison

[cdcox]

Four were easy:
LJ
Gonzo
Kennision (not getting near enough credit, because too many people with numbers in their usernames are voting)
Allen

Last one was really hard, with Hali, DJ and Huard all getting serious consideration. In keeping with the times, I went youth and took Hali. That and the turnovers.

Still can't believe Kennison hasn't gotten a gabillion votes. That dude is money. Tell me that Gonzo is 5x more important than Kennision (the difference in vote margin)

Tony Gonzalez 71 879 12.4 57 5
Eddie Kennison 47 716 15.2 51 4

[KCJohnny]

Anybody who hasn't listed LJ #1 is fooling themselves. This team revolves around LJ and his success has been our success.

1. Larry Johnson
2. Tony Gonzales
3. Derrick Johnson
4. Brian Waters
5. Eddie Kennison

Dude, your list has only 1 defensive player in a season where our D rose 15 spots and our O sunk 15 spots.

[Thig Lyfe]

Huard: His game management skills kept us alive.

LJ: Basically our entire offense.

Tony G: Came back in a big way this year.

Bernard Pollard: Special Teams MVP. Motor never stops. Killed a mountain lion with his bare hands.

Jared Allen: Held on every play but still manages to put pressure on the QB.

[Branden Albert's Huge Balls]

Still can't believe Kennison hasn't gotten a gabillion votes. That dude is money. Tell me that Gonzo is 5x more important than Kennision (the difference in vote margin)

Tony Gonzalez 71 879 12.4 57 5
Eddie Kennison 47 716 15.2 51 4

Kennison had a really solid year. The gap narrowed today. Gonzo finished with 900 yards, Kennison 850 or so.

[thurman merman]

1.larry johnson
2.jared allen
3.tamba hali
4.brian waters
5.bernard pollard

[el borracho]

LJ for being the 15th ranked offense in the NFL, all by himself.
Allen for stealing the ball all year long.
Gonzalez for being our #1 receiver.
Huard for knowing when to hold 'em and when to fold 'em and when to hand 'em to LJ.
Wilson for confusing archeologists (and springing LJ on several long runs and for chipping in with some nice receptions).

[KurtCobain]

LJ allen huard gonzo and hali

[penchief]

LJ allen huard gonzo and hali

That's it.

[CupidStunt]

1. Jared Allen
2. Damon Huard
3. Patrick Surtain
4. Brian Waters
5. Larry Johnson

What a f*cking abortion of a list.

1. LJ
2. Allen
3. Hali
4. Gonzo
5. Colquitt

[dj56dt58]

LJ
Huard
Allen
Gonzo
DJ

[Rain Man]

All right - 60 people have voted and LJ only has 59 votes. Who's the joker?

[digi2fish]

I think the MVPs of this season goes to Tynes and Colquitt...

[jAZ]

I think just based on position alone, you have to vote Trent Green, Damon Huard and Kawika Mitchell. Based upon performance, there's not question Larry Johnson. My #5 was Will Sheilds, but it could have also been Brian Waters.

[Halfcan]

LJ-416 carries nuff said

Damon-nobody but GC saw that coming

Allen-he was doubleteamed and still was a beast

Tamba-Heart of a LION

Dustin-what a big difference in field position for the D-they needed some help.


6th man=Trent-what a Stud to even come back from that hit!!!

[tk13]

I don't know if it was mentioned here yesterday, but Colquitt actually finished 1st in the league in net punting average. He actually went into yesterday with a 39.9 net punting average, and had a chance to be the first player since the NFL started keeping track in 1976 to finish a season with a 40+ net yards per punt average... that would've been really impressive. He didn't get it because we punted into a short field too much, he actually dropped to a 39.3 net average, but still finished 1st.

[StcChief]

LJ
Gonzo
Allen
EK
DJ

[siberian khatru]

I went:

Huard
LJ
Gonzo
Colquitt
Allen

[Deberg_1990]

I actually would call Jordan Black an "unsung hero"

Hes played fairly solid relative to who he replaced.

[luv]

Damon Huard
Larry Johnson
Tony Gonzalez
Bernard Pollard
Jared Allen

[Rain Man]

I don't know if it was mentioned here yesterday, but Colquitt actually finished 1st in the league in net punting average. He actually went into yesterday with a 39.9 net punting average, and had a chance to be the first player since the NFL started keeping track in 1976 to finish a season with a 40+ net yards per punt average... that would've been really impressive. He didn't get it because we punted into a short field too much, he actually dropped to a 39.3 net average, but still finished 1st.

Hey, that's pretty cool.

[Chief Roundup]

LJ
Waters
Shields
Gonzo
Allen