Michael Vick Argument...

It's hard to argue against Brady at this point given the fact he has played all of the games this season. With Michael Vick missing portions of a couple games and three all together he is definitely behind Brady as of now. But if he were to have another performance similar to that of week 10 where he went off and scored a remarkable 50 fantasy points for yours truly, I'd have a hard time not calling him MVP. Having the week he did last week and leading a 28 point fourth quarter comeback against a division rival is hard to argue about. When he's playing well he is the biggest impact player in the league. He's a dual threat in a league of three step drop passers and has managed to bring an Eagles team, who traded Donovan Mcnabb (arguably the equal of the Yankees trading Jeter) to another division rival for the prospect of greener pastures with Kevin Kolb, to the forefront of the NFC playoff picture. There isn't a team in this league who looks forward to the possibility of facing the Eagles in any round. The other side is the Patriots, who also are feared nationwide. Tom Brady will probably be the MVP because they both will be benched for the last game of the season at least and that puts Vick 4 complete games behind Brady in playtime. This considered, if Michael Vick goes full blown Jihad on the the Minnesota defense this week it could be a much closer vote than it is now. Regardless of MVP outcome he will undoubtedly be the Comeback Player of the Year.