Offensive/Defensive MVP

[avngersprt99]

Who do you think will be this years Offensive and Defensive MVP's?
O-JJ
D-Terrence Newman

[BrAinPaiNt]

Originally Posted by avngersprt99

Who do you think will be this years Offensive and Defensive MVP's?
O-JJ
D-Terrence Newman

JJ or Witten on O.

I think IF (big if there) we get decent line play and decent FS play, Roy Williams will have a big year and be the Defensive MVP of our team, if not him then Ferg for helping clog up the middle and freeing up the other guys.

[KDWilliams85]

[font=Tahoma]It's difficult for me to name an Offensive MVP due to Glenn and Keyshawn coming back from injury. Not to mention Julius Jones and Anthony Thomas being in contention for the runningback job. But, I'll attempt to do so.

Offensive MVP: Drew Bledsoe. He makes it all happen. Anything Keyshawn, T. Glenn, Julu-Jono (Julius Jones), Witten, or anyone else does starts with him. When he does well, everyone else around him does.

Defensive MVP: Demarcus Ware. I know he's a rookie but him having dimension in any kind of defense has to be downright scary to some people. He's a blitzing OLB in a 3-4, a fast DE in a 4-3, a cover guy in a nickel scheme, and just domineering period. He has to warrant serious consideration here.

12th Man MVP: Patrick Crayton. He showed me something against the Redskins that I've only seen Michael Irvin do. I have a gut feeling that if he gets a chance to shine, he'll work his way into the 3-WR lineup.
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[smashmouth]

JJ/Roy "Dub"

[LaTunaNostra]

On O: JJ - he's primed to be Tuna's play-action generating Wonder Boy now, and Bill has to know even safer than letting Drew dump off to Jason is running Jones to death.

On D: the surprise pick, already the forgotten man - my boy Dat. The addition of Fergy is going to make life much easier for Nguyen, in the 3-4 AND the 4-3, and my guess is he will be among the first to really "get" the 3-4. I think we see Pro Bowl quality play from Dat again. When the FO scoffed at that potential "trade" to New Orleans, Bill was, imo, telling us how much both defensive schemes depend on a smart MLB.

[hogwild]

offense:Jason Witten

defense:Greg Ellis

[Portland Fanatic]

Defense: Roy (he will sxplode in the 3-4 in the box)

Offense: JJ

[dargonking999]

Offense MVP Drew Bledsoe, this OFf sinks or swims by him, is ay he has a great year,he has a chip on his shoulder and i think he'll better because of it

Defense MVP-Demarcus Ware- this is the guy choose instead of Merriman, and i believe he's gonna show why we choose him over merriman(plus he's almost a lock for a starting postion)

[LSUAmy]

Offense- Julius Jones
Defense- Marcus Spears of course!

[Doomsday101]

Originally Posted by LaTunaNostra

On O: JJ - he's primed to be Tuna's play-action generating Wonder Boy now, and Bill has to know even safer than letting Drew dump off to Jason is running Jones to death.

On D: the surprise pick, already the forgotten man - my boy Dat. The addition of Fergy is going to make life much easier for Nguyen, in the 3-4 AND the 4-3, and my guess is he will be among the first to really "get" the 3-4. I think we see Pro Bowl quality play from Dat again. When the FO scoffed at that potential "trade" to New Orleans, Bill was, imo, telling us how much both defensive schemes depend on a smart MLB.

Those are my 2 picks as well for MVP for the Cowboys

[blindzebra]

Offense has co-MVPs: Campbell and Glenn the two losses that killed us last year. Glenn will give us some big plays down the field and Campbell will greatly impact both the running game and passing with his blocking.

Defense: Newman will become that shut down corner he nearly was as a rookie.

[Cowchips]

Easy choices..Bledsoe and Aaron Glenn.

Bledsoe will make everyone better but finally be recognized for it..Glenn is head and shoulders better than any of the rookies.

[Rack Bauer]

Offense: JuJo (that's right I said JUJO)

Defense: Glover (I think less snaps makes him more explosive in pass rushing situations)

[Nav22]

Julius and Roy, no doubt.

[Hoods]

Originally Posted by Nav22

Julius and Roy, no doubt.

Agreed.