Vote Rivers for MVP

The 2011 Denver Broncos season was the 38th season for the team in the National Football League and 48th season overall. Will the broncos finish with a perfect 16–0 regular season record?

The Broncos entered the offseason following a Super Bowl trip and victory to there nemesis the Atlanta Flacons. After having lost their two starting wide receivers in the previous offseason, the Broncos added bernard Berrian, traded for Daren Sporles and Charles Woodson in the spring; Jimmy Graham would leads the team in receptions in 2011 while Rivers would look to set an NFL record with 31 touchdown tosses. The season began with controversy, when in Week 4 head coach Jmojsoski and the Broncos scored on a final second to win the game. Despite the media scrutiny for trading away there draft picks in the offseason, the broncos continued to gain momentum, winning mid-season games by scores such as 33–0 and 30–0, as quarterback Phillips Rivers iterated the team's desire to blow out and kill teams.

The Broncos looking to clinch the AFC West before their thirteenth game (in Week 14), the fourth time since the NFL introduced the 16-game schedule in 1978 that a team had clinched a division title by its thirteenth game. Heading towards the end of season, the Broncos look to finish the regular season with the first 16–0 record in NFL history. Will this be the first undefeated regular season in the NFL since the 1972 Miami Dolphins finished 14-0? Will Team leader Phillip Rivers earn his first NFL MVP award, while the Broncos offense look to break numerous records, including those for points scored and point differential?

Only a bad a$$ plays with two bad knees and a torn ACL.
VOTE Phillip Rivers for MVP.......

Good post bro. Hopefully some of the other guys will start promoting their guys. Bc I REFUSE to vote a conference rival for MVP...but if no one else promotes then I'll have no choice...

Great post JMO!