For Miss Congeniality, I'd vote Al Harris, Mark Tauscher and Donald Driver.

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MVP: Aaron Rodgers
MIP: Charlie Peprah
Break: Desmond Bishop
MVL: Scott Wells
MIL: Josh Sitton
Rook: Sam Shields
Under: Tramon Williams
Con: I honestly don't think I can pick just one... some names that come to mind are Tim Masthay, Jordy Nelson, BJ Raji, and so many others.

Any team that can win a Super Bowl with 15 on IR has to have several breakout players and consistent contributors. Not many will go overlooked here, but across the league far too many will.

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MVP: Aaron Rodgers & Clay Matthews
Some would argue Matthews, but I would point to the Miami game this year as why he is MVP. The Packers went down because they had zero pass rush. I'm not sure they got to Chad Henne one time and Brandon Marshall was able to work his routes down field as a result.

MIP: Desmond Bishop
He did not take advantage of his opportunity in 08. He played reckless then. In 2010, he was more discipline and his pass defense was a pleasant surprise.

Break: Josh Sitton & Tramon Williams
I just couldn't decide between the two. Williams was one of the best cover CBs in football last season. On the other side, Sitton was one of the best guards in football last season.

MVL: Chad Clifton
An adequate left tackle wins regardless of your center and guard.

MIL: B.J. Raji
I know he's the default answer, but he was spectacular down the stretch. The type of pressure he brings from the nose guard is very rare.

Rook: Sam Shields
He played like a first or second round pick. I believe you can make a case that he was on par with Joe Haden of the Browns. Haden was the first CB selected in the 2010 NFL draft.

Under: Scott Wells
I was one of those people that wanted more size than Wells at center, but Wells played like a 330 pounder with athleticism last season. I was thoroughly impressed.

Con: A.J. Hawk
Hawk had his best year since his rookie campaign. Considering the circumstances, his best as a pro. He was solid against the run and surprisingly above average defending the pass.

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How can you guys give Sam Shields the Most Improved Player award when he was a rookie? It's impossible for him to be improved. There are plenty of other good candidates anyway. Here are my awards:

MVP: Aaron Rodgers
MIP: Charlie Peprah
Break: B.J. Raji
MVL: Josh Sitton
MIL: Darryn Colledge, I guess, but I don't think this award is necessary
Rook: Sam Shields
Under: Desmond Bishop
Con: A.J. Hawk

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Impossible? Can a player not improve from his last year in college or from the beginning of the season?

Anyway, here's my list:


MVP: Aaron Rodgers
MIP: Charlie Peprah
Break: Tramon Williams and Desmond Bishop
MVL: BJ Raji
MIL: Josh Sitton
Rook: Sam Shields
Under: Tramon Williams
Con: AJ Hawk and Josh Sitton

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Very easily. I based my awards from the start of the season, to the end of the season. I think from Week 1 to the Super Bowl, Sam Shields improved the most on the Packers roster. Why can't I have that opinion? Why must you try to steal my birthday? I let you sleep on the top bunk!!!

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Because he went from being a rookie to playing like he was with us for 5 years.

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I guess I was thinking of it more like Comeback Player of the Year. I think Shields was really good in training camp anyway. So I'm not trying to steal your whole birthday. Just the little hat and the thing that you blow on that unrolls and makes a little tooting noise.

Somebody listed B.J. Raji as Most Valuable Lineman. I was thinking that was just for O-linemen, but if it includes D-linemen I would go with Raji as well.

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Is this a covert Sieben Zwerge (Seven Dwarfs) reference? If so, you get a thumbs up from me! =p~

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IMDB link please. There were several 7 Dwarves movies made. If it's good, I want to see it.

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