Offense:
MVP: Aaron Rodgers (36 total TD 4000+ yd 12 int)
MIP: Jermichael Finely (The guy has tons of potential and we will see some of it this year)
CBP: James Jones (Comes back from injury and improves on his rookie numbers)
Rook: Quinn Johnson (Not many offensive rookies to pick from, this guy will help out our RBs)

Defense:
MVP: Aaron Kampman (15 sacks and solid job everywhere else)
MIP: Justin Harrell (Will play all 16 games)
CBP: Cullen Jenkins (Comes back from injury and brings pressure from DE while still taking up blockers)
Rook: BJ Raji (Does a good job at both DE and NT)

Special Teams:
MVP: Will Blackmon (3 TDs)
MIP: Mason Crosby (Better clutch kicks and FG percentage)
CBP: Mason Crosby (Wins both awards because he comes back from poor clutch kicking)
Rook: Clay Mathews (The guy can really play ST)

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Offense:
[ul]MVP: Aaron Rodgers
MIP: JerMichael Finley
CBP: James Jones
Rook: Quinn Johnson[/ul]

Defense:
[ul]MVP: Charles Woodson
MIP: Jeremy Thompson
CBP: Al Harris
Rook: Clay Matthews[/ul]

Special Teams:
[ul]MVP: Mason Crosby
MIP: Jeremy Kapinos
CBP: Jarrett Bush (lol)
Rook: Brad Jones[/ul]

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ya I forgot about jones coming back. He should be CBP.

you have jerrett bush there - not sure if thats good or bad

GREAT IDEA pack93z!!!!! And I like Stevetarded idea of surprise player of the year. I'll do it a little different. I think I might take a couple of chances in my guesses.


Offense:
MVP: Grant MM has said he wants to run the ball first and pass it second and well with Colledge, Spitz and Sitton there and Wells out this is the best time so far to do make that switch, and with Clifton healthy and a new starter at RT might not be the best pass blocking, so could be the prefect time to run the ball a lot more.

MIP: Sitton Sitton is a former college OT but he was pretty bad in pass protection last year... I'm sure he can do so much better against pass rusher but when he'll step it up is the question.

CBP: Jones His numbers dropped off a lot I expect them to be better even if he's the #4 WR.

Rook: Johnson Johnson is the only one you know for sure is going to see the field this year. I like Lang could start but, I htink Johnson has a better chance of seeing time.

SPOY: Jackson If they do run a lot more Grant won't be the only one getting more snaps and Jackson is slowly getting better every year. Could also be Nelson or Finley but Jackson would be more of a surprise

Defense:

Honestly I could pick Thompson for all of these but "Rook:"... .see why under "SPOY:"

MVP: Woodson I'm picking Thompson first but since I have him twice I'll pick two for "MVP:" and pick Woodson because this isn't new to Woodson... he's been playing mind games with QBs since college. Even when the old DB coach would say no DB "roams", Woodson would tell the media reports that he does because that's how he plays play mind games and dares QBs to throw it into lanes he's showing open just to try to trick the QB into throwing a pick. This is the prefect system for Woodson.

MIP: Blackmon Like Woodson this is the perfect system for Blackmon... the different is that Woodson could play bump and run where Blackmon seemed a bit out of place it it... this system is all about playing the QB and ball and that's what Blackmon is great at and making plays.

CBP: Harrell I've been saying this dude has more potential on the team than anyone other than Woodson but he's never healthy to let it grow. If he stays healthy I expect a very good season.

Rook: Raji Raji will be more be the most import and a huge part of the DL rotating... where Matthews will be a package guy. Raji edges it out IMO (for the people that watch tape and not just stats anyways)

SPOY:Thompson Yea I know some people don't think he'll start even but 3-4 OLB is a lot like he's college version of the 4-3 DE other than you start 5 yards back. So this isn't that new to him and he's probably most comfortable in this system than the old. ROLB is the star position in the 3-4 and I think he could have a super break out year in be in the running for defense player of the year because he shock everyone with huge numbers early

Special Teams:
MVP: Matthews It's going to be Crosby, Blackmon or the best LB on ST... I just picked the most talented LB that could be a back-up. He was the ST head guy at USC a couple of years... that's not easy

MIP: Lee I liked what Pat Lee showed in kick return last year but he couldn't get on the field, and he's physical so I think he could do a lot.

CBP: The Punting please tell me it's not gonna be that bad

Rook: Matthews See MVP

SPOY: Back-up vet LBers I'm not hearing anyone talking about how good Poppinga and Chillar or Barnett will be on ST...

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Offense:

MVP: Aaron Rodgers
I think he's going to step up in clutch situations this year. He won't be perfect in the end, but he'll be better than he was last year and that will make a huge difference in my view.

MIP: Jermichael Finley
A bit of a surprise. Finley is very talented and all he needs to do is mature. If he does, he'll start over Donald Lee sooner rather than later.

CBP: James Jones
I was going to put him as MIP, but I felt CBP was a better fit. I expect him to emerge as one of the best No. 3 receivers in the game. Jones can play. He just needs to stay healthy.

Rook: T.J. Lang
This was a toss up between Lang and Quinn Johnson. I think Lang is going to start at RT. That's my feeling right now and I think he'll get better as the year goes on. Johnson will probably start at FB so he might be the default option here.

Defense:

MVP: Charles Woodson
The guy is the biggest gamer on the team. He just does his job and I think being able to see the entire field in front of him in this defense is going to benefit him quite a bit.

MIP: A.J. Hawk
I know I'm taking a big gamble on this one, but I think it's now or never for Hawk. Nick Collins made his stride in year four and I think Hawk is primed to do it this year. I have a lot of questions, but this is me being optimistic.

CBP: Cullen Jenkins
I think he'll be as stout as he can in the 3-4. I view him as a cover 2 tackle, but he has the size for this system and Capers and Mike Trgovac is going to do well with him.

Rook: Clay Matthews
Raji will have an impact, but linebackers normally come in and make a bigger impact than defensive lineman. Matthews will be an every down player and will be moved around quite a bit the more he figures out the defense.

Special Teams:

MVP: Mason Crosby
I guess by default.

MIP: Will Blackmon
I think he'll improve as a kick returner this year.

CBP: Jarrett Bush
He's a great gunner. What else can I say? :)

Rook: Quinn Johnson
I think he'll be an absolute beast on special teams.

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I actually hope not. If Rodgers were to go over 5,000 yards, I feel confident predicting that the Packers would miss the playoffs.

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Offense:
MVP: Greg Jennings
MIP: G. Jennings
CBP: Gregorius Jennings
Rook: G.J. Jennings

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haha I can see that happening

Offense:
MVP: Greg Jennings - So far, Greg has been a really great receiver, but I don't think he's made the jump to elite yet. This year I think he'll make that jump and prove not only to be the Packers MVP, but one of the best players in the NFL.
MIP: Ryan Grant - With a full healthy offseason and, hopefully, a solified O-line I think he'll shut up some of his doubter and show us all that last season was just a fluke.
CBP: Jame Jones - Would've had a monster year if not for the injuries, imo.
Rook: Quinn Johnson - If everything they say about this guy is true then he's going to be an absolute beast. Not only that, but he gets the award by default because I don't think Lang or Meredith or any of the UDFA will get significant playing time.

Defense:
MVP: AJ Hawk - Some fans have been disappointed with him thus far, but with his new position he'll be given the opportunity to play more agressively and I think he'll make a lot more plays that way.
MIP: Tramon Williams - He caught a lot of interceptions this year, and played pretty solidly, but he also allowed the most big plays on defense. I look for him to improve his play with another year under his belt and solidify himself as our future starting CB.
CBP: Atari Bigby - He was on my list of breakout players last year, but injuries prevented him from playing to his potential. Now that he's healthy I expect big things from him.
Rook: Raji - Before I might have given this one to Matthews, but with Thompson taking his spot at ROLB and Kampman firmly locked in at LOLB he may not see the field often. Raji is a rookie and rookie D-linemen don't usually do a lot in their first year. But I think he'll show us enough this year to let us we did the right thing by picking him.

Special Teams:
MVP: Blackmon
MIP: Crosby - He's been good so far, but I think he'll take that final step to greatness.
CBP:
Rook:

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How many times has a QB thrown for 5,000 or more yards and missed the playoffs? I think Marino and Brees are the only two right and both missed?

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