1. QB Robert Simpson 2. RB Jerry Ramirez 3. RB Raymond Vaccaro 4. QB Tony Russel 5. RDE Roland Wells
It’s going to be close call between Ramirez and Vaccaro
Both have pretty identical numbers and both is fueling their teams run to playoff
Vaccaro is leading barely in yards .,,yard per carry and TD but nothing too different …so very close call
Vaccro got injured last game but we will get him ready for one more push…..
Re: 2095 MVP candidates
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10/25/2025 12:55 pm
hkman718 wrote:
It’s going to be close call between Ramirez and Vaccaro
as of now Ramirez has the clear edge due to his 400 yards and 3 TDs recieving. also, he leads the league in total yards without returning kicks and is second in TDs..... all for the team with the best record. just had a neck injury tho.
I think given the way Vaccaro lead Rajwadi to #1 seed in last week last quarter he has to be the MVP… he has more rushing yards and more TD … a true difference maker
I think given the way Vaccaro lead Rajwadi to #1 seed in last week last quarter he has to be the MVP… he has more rushing yards and more TD … a true difference maker
Also leads the league in fumbles by a large margin !
Also leads the league in fumbles by a large margin !
18 fumbles in one season is second most all time. and he didnt recover a single one of them! never has a player fumbled that much without a single recovery
Aaron Spivey and Tony Russel ?Do they play basketball?What I mean is that they're in the running... I don't see any of the nominees as better than them.
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10/30/2025 6:41 pm
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10/30/2025 6:42 pm
ombranera wrote:
Aaron Spivey and Tony Russel ?Do they play basketball?What I mean is that they're in the running... I don't see any of the nominees as better than them.
getting the team into the playoffs is a big part of MVP imo. how valuable can a player be if they arent good enough to get into the post season? you can write them in if you wish
Aaron Spivey and Tony Russel ?Do they play basketball?What I mean is that they're in the running... I don't see any of the nominees as better than them.
getting the team into the playoffs is a big part of MVP imo. how valuable can a player be if they arent good enough to get into the post season? you can write them in if you wish
I usually agree with you, Frank, but not this time. Both played very well in the league's strongest division, neither team had a losing record. They had impressive numbers in one-dimensional offense. One lacked support from the running game and the other lacked support from the passing game. Anyway, just expressing my opinion.
