1 A. Rodgers 129.80
Comments: Rodgers finishes the year with one of the best ever for a 2nd year starter. He posted over 4,400 yards. His TD:INT ratio was fantastic, throwing 30+ TDs (30) and under 10 INTs (7). He is only the 5th player in NFL history to do that. (McNabb 04, Manning 06, Brady 07, and Favre 09). In addition, he scored another 5 TDs on the ground. He led Green Bay to an 11-5 record. He only fumbled once and gave the Packers first down after first down in critical situations. Additionally, these 316 yards is fantastic for a non-running quarterback. One more note, Rodgers had no offensive line all year.
2 D. Brees 123.39
Comments: Stats were not as gaudy as last year, but his team went 13-3. (4388yds/34td/11int) Drew Brees became the 3rd person to play a full season and finish with 70% completion % or higher. (Steve Young and Montana were the other 2, both winning MVPs those years). Brees also put 2 more scores in on the ground. His fumbling issues (3) may have contributed to breaking his teams undefeated streak, but he was the reason they won the first 13.
3 B. Favre 123.18
Comments: Like Rodgers, the 30+ and under 10 ratio was impressive. However, he only won one more game than a Tavaris Jackson led team.
4 P. Rivers 118.42
Comments: Personally, I'd put him at 2. Rivers reeled off 13 straight wins and continued to be clutch when it counted. 28 TDs and 9 INTs is very impressive. He also didn't fumble once. All of this with a subpar running attack and one of the most depleted lines in football.
5 C. Johnson 113.53
Comments: 12 100 yard rushing games. Over 2000 yards. The record for most yards from scrimmage (2509) and 16 total touchdowns. His 3 fumbles weren't as bad as a Peterson, but they weren't that impressive. His biggest knock is not being a quarterback and being on a non-playoff .500 team.
