vote POLL: Who was YOUR MVP of this game? (not named Matt Ryan)

[MACK4ttACK]

Pick one for each category, if u want someone else listed or a name changed just say so

#RiseUp

Edited January 15, 2017 by MACK4ttACK

[Dem Birds]

I think it's fairly easy. Matt, Brooks, Matt 

[Francis York Morgan]

Kevin Pierre Lewis.

[MACK4ttACK]

Sorry ppl I deleted Matt off the list.

I don't think I need to say it but it's undeniable that Matt was the Falcon's MVP all season long.

Edited January 15, 2017 by MACK4ttACK

[TonyMartin80]

Devonte Freeman 

[HEIST]

Darrell Bevell for abandoning Thomas Rawls and speeding up the game pace.

[GoFalcons22]

Toilolo on offense.  After he dropped that pass he responded big.

Babs on defense.

Mack overall.

[Falcon Ben]

Hard to go against Debo or Rico who each got a pick, but Thor was out for blood today. He flies under the radar, so he deserves to get his when earned. 

[abcranford2]

Don't think I can pick one on either side.  Everybody stepped up big time. 

[⚡Slumerican⚡]

Overall mvp should be Ryan, but picked Freeman out of that list.. Reed set the tone early for the defense, and all the guys fed off that imo

[Vandy]

Offensive Line and defensive lines are my co-MVPs.

Dominated Seattle at line of scrimmage.

[slamee101]

I thought Brooks Reed and Babs were really good yesterday.  Not just the sacks but they put on a lot of pressure in other spots when Wilson just got rid of the ball.

[1989Fan]

Free

[mattyicefalcon]

All of above. 

#inbrotherhood #riseup 

[no nextel chirp]

Mack easily. Seattle went after Ryan but the pass protections were on point.  Not to mention how we were able to run the ball with ease at times.  Mack is the best FA pickup we've had since Abe. 

Edited January 15, 2017 by no nextel chirp

[mattyicefalcon]

All of above. 

#inbrotherhood #riseup 

[Radiohead]

O: Sanu

D: Jarrett

MVP: Mack

Sanu: I loved this signing from the get-go in the offseason, always loved the way this guy played, even when he was 2nd fiddle to AJ up in Cincy. It's rare for WRs to be "OK" with that and he has come here and had the same approach and been a total professional and when he gets his looks he is as tough and physical (and dependable) as they come. When Jones was hurt, Sanu showed up and BALLED OUT and was practically uncoverable (not like they covered any ATL receivers all day), but he was a tone setter.

Jarrett: This guy is just RAVENOUS when he plays, his motor is endless and he plays as hard as I have ever seen anyone in the NFL on every single play. Love his grit and I am so glad Quinn and TD found this diamond and picked him up. He is beating the odds and man, again, he is a tone-setter on the Defense.

Mack: What can we say about him. I'll admit I didn't like the contract initially, but I was relieved to actually have an NFL Center on the roster heading into the year. WOW, what a difference he has made. The O-line is obviously far from perfect and they need to seriously look at help at the Gs in the draft, but man, he has just been a bruiser and kept that unit playing so well together, maybe even over-achieving to a degree. I think, like Ryan is for the RBs and WRs, he is the confidence builder for the other guys on that line. Like Ryan always says after his performances, it all starts up front and those guys get it going. 

It starts and ends with Mack.

[Psychic Gibbon]

Freeman didn't have his best game carrying the ball but Coleman picked up the slack there. He provided the balance we needed to really take it to the Seahawks defense. Also, he made that great TD catch.

Freeney because the old man stepped up on the big stage and applied pressure early. Maybe it's just me but that seemed to give the younger players confidence which is when the entire D-line really stepped up their games.

Mack because... well, he's ******* Mack.

[-Falcon4Ever-]

Matthew Ryan.......

Did I do it right? 

[Intellectually Honest]

I voted Mack and Reed with Mack being overall MVP. I was wrong about Mack as a free agent. Dude turned this offense around. Without Mack, Ryan is not MVP and the offense will probably be decent but not great. What a difference a great center makes.

[jidady]

Our backup center getting a safety is something I'm not gonna forget for a long time.

Having said that, I voted Sanu. Jeremy Lane talked smack to him after getting away with defensive holding. It was basically the same thing that happened to Benwikere in the Panthers game, and it had the same outcome. For the rest of the game, Sanu made Lane's life miserable, both catching the ball and blocking downfield. Lane shouldn't have poked the bear.

I thought we overpaid Sanu last offseason. He's already justified the lifetime of hiscontract this season imo.

[raysnill1]

32 minutes ago, Psychic Gibbon said:

Mack because... well, he's ******* Mack.

[Falcon Fred]

Well I said if our O line gives Ryan time in the pocket then we win.  So overall it's simple for me.. Alex Mack.  Think the whole O line played well but he commands that O line so I single him out.

[CTann]

I was at the game and I just want to give a shoutout to De'Vondre Campbell. It seemed that when we started spying Wilson with Campbell is also when Wilson was throwing incompletions, throwing the ball away, or picking up minimal yards with his feet. Campbell's closing speed is insane, fellas. 

Big shoutout to #59 for his efforts and to the coaching staff for using Campbell in an effective way! 

[FalconFanForLife]

For me it was easy: Brooks Reed kept making plays the whole game that fired the whole defense up.  Alex Mack was the driving force behind an offensive line that punished that Seahawks line all night.  Sure they got to Matt a few times, but overall they got their butt's whooped.