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Old 02-05-2007, 01:21 PM   Topic Starter
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PastaBelly: Rhodes dissappointed with not getting MVP
Don't know if this is Germans or not, but looking at his face and all, kind of get the feeling the guy feels the NFL jobbed him to make sure their #1 product endorser got the MVP.

Peyton has 247 yards, 1 TD, 1 FMBL, & 1 INT. The colts were 8-18 on 3rd down, and he completed 65.8% of his passes- w/ a QB rating of 81.8. His highest QB rating of the playoffs.

Rhodes had 21 carries for a 113 yards (5.4 avg; longest run 36) and 1 TD, 8 yards receiving on 1 reception.
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Addai had 19 carries for 77 yards (4.1 avg; longest run 14), but also had 66 yards on 10 receptions





Colts running back Dominic Rhodes shows his disappointment as the MVP announcement is made.


MIAMI -- For a few moments late Sunday night, Indianapolis Colts tailback Dominic Rhodes stood on the field at Dolphin Stadium and mentally rehearsed history's most famous post-Super Bowl tagline.

You know, the one about heading to a famous amusement megapark in Orlando, Fla., to be feted there by the world's most famous mouse.

Cameras surrounded the veteran tailback, and NFL security officials nudged closer to him than Chicago Bears defenders had gotten during most of Super Bowl XLI. Then, teased by all the attention, it was suddenly over for Rhodes as quarterback Peyton Manning was announced as the Most Valuable Player in the Colts' 29-17 victory.

Unfortunately, for Rhodes, fame is fleeting. Luckily, for the Colts and the league, which likely was a bit red-faced for suggesting that Rhodes might have won the game's singular honor, disappointment doesn't hang around very long for the six-year veteran runner.

"No big deal," said Rhodes, who carried 21 times for 113 yards but never made it atop the podium to snuggle up to the Vince Lombardi Trophy in front of a national audience. "I'm a Super Bowl champion. Would the [MVP] award have been nice? Sure, and I guess the voting must have been close. But I've got 'champion' after my name now."

Signed as an undrafted college free agent in 2001, Rhodes rushed for 1,104 yards as a rookie when then-starter Edgerrin James suffered a season-ending knee injury. In the ensuing five seasons, which included a 2002 campaign in which Rhodes missed the entire season with a knee injury of his own, he has totaled just 1,170 yards.

Graham Bensinger spoke with Dominic Rhodes every day during Super Bowl week, and then caught up with him following the Colts' victory.

But Rhodes, 28, started every regular-season game in 2006 and served as a mentor for rookie tailback Joseph Addai, the Colts' first-round draft choice. And Sunday night, when Addai totaled 143 all-purpose yards from scrimmage, it was Rhodes who hammered the touted, tough-guy Chicago defense into submission, running for 87 yards and 14 carries in the second half.

Going to Disney World? Heck, the Colts are going home to Indianapolis with a Super Bowl in hand, in large part because of Rhodes' quick feet.

"We've used Dom to put away games for us," Manning said, "so it really doesn't come as a surprise, what he did tonight. But, man, he sure gives us a lift."

Rhodes had 10 rushes of 5 or more yards, five runs for 10-plus yards, and a 36-yard dash off the weak side in the third quarter to set up one of Adam Vinatieri's three field goals. If Addai softened the Chicago defense in the first half, Rhodes finished the ballyhooed but beleaguered unit in the second.

"Maybe the only disappointment," Rhodes said, "was not getting the ball into the end zone as much as we usually do. But we kept moving the ball. And you could see, as the game wore on, that their defense was wearing out. They were on the field a heck of a lot. With this game, maybe people will recognize a little more just how good our running game can be."

As for personal recognition, well, Rhodes was cited by most of his teammates in a happy Colts locker room after the victory. Although he wouldn't have minded an all-expenses paid trip to Orlando, he figures he can make the trip on the playoff bonus money he earned.

"I'd be lying if I said it wouldn't have been nice," Rhodes said. "But with the way that my teammates are treating me, trust me, I don't need it to feel (validated)."
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Old 02-05-2007, 01:22 PM   #2
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Who chooses the Super Bowl MVP?
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Old 02-05-2007, 01:24 PM   #3
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Probably been said before, but there wasn't a clear cut choice for MVP. Rhodes and Addai could have shared it. Since that's impossible, it almost had to go to Manning by default.
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Old 02-05-2007, 01:45 PM   #4
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Probably been said before, but there wasn't a clear cut choice for MVP. Rhodes and Addai could have shared it. Since that's impossible, it almost had to go to Manning by default.
I'll 3rd this sentiment, after ck_IN's 2nd.

Rhodes deserved it, so did Addai, and so did Hayden. So given the lack of a single, truly clear cut MVP, they gave it to the Golden Boy.

Personally, I'd have given it to Hayden, who made the game clinching play. After the INT-TD, the game was ovah!!
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Tomorrow I reveal my top secret list of five potential MVPs that got snubbed.
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Old 02-05-2007, 01:34 PM   #6
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Tomorrow I reveal my top secret list of five potential MVPs that got snubbed.
Oh wow. We may just all die of the anticipation
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Old 02-05-2007, 04:23 PM   #7
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I'd bet everyone else is thinking Addai, Rhodes, Sanders and Hayden.

I'm thinking (and I think GC is thinking) Glenn, Lilja, Saturday, Scott and Diem......(and Diem's replacement.....)

Indy's OL dominated that game.
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The colts offense did what they were supposed to do. And I guess you could say that w/ all that Payton does to help the offense move he should win it, I think Addai makes just as strong a case as the other 2. His 10 receptions kept the chains moving a number of times.
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It is a reference to the movie Animal House.
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Newchief is right. Dom got caught in a numbers game with Addai so the voters took the easy way out and gave it to Manning.

Don't feel bad for Rhodes. He's a free agent and after his postseason, his price tag went way up. Perhaps to the point where the Colts won't be able to keep him.

He has a ring, a winners share check and a nice FA contract on the horizon. All in all it's good to be Dom.
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