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I'm Will Selb, and here are the best moments from this week so far at the breakfast table.

Week 12 is over, and we're still recovering

from all the action, from a record-setting performance out of Philip Rivers to a limbo-inspired

Vikings celebration. Let's find out what the breakfast table thought about some of the biggest

games from week 12. Let's talk Colts. We just saw the highlight. It's been very impressive.

One of the most impressive stats of the season is how many consecutive weeks he's gone without getting sacked. It happened yesterday, of course. But is it time to officially put him in the MVP conversation? This is a charge you've been leading on this show. Oh, yeah. This is, it's pastime. This is not a cute story anymore with the Colts where they got off the mat. They are a juggernaut. They haven't lost the game in six weeks.

Andrew Luck is breaking records held by Dan Marino about consecutive games with Patent Manning. Peyton Manning and Brady are just in his reach. It's a joke how well they are playing. Right now, I say this all the time. I take the MVP very literally, and I put the value in it. It's not whoever has the best stats on the best team. It is whoever means the most of his team. Take Breeze off the Saints, Mahomes off the Chiefs. I think they find a way to win games. You take luck off the Colts. They may be Ofer right now. He is fantastic. The Colts right now are the best story in the AFC by far. And the highlights might not tell the story.

They're down, you know, 10 points with eight minutes left in the fourth quarter. And there was no panic, no worry. Luck said, come with me, guys. Let them on a long drive. The defense stopped them, let them on another long drive. And I'll double down on that. Go on. A lazy in the MVP conversation. I think Frank Reich's in the coach of the year conversation

Quentin Nelson's in the offensive rookie of the year conversation

and I think Frank Reich's in the Coach of the Year conversation.

Go on.

Quentin Nelson's in the offensive rookie of the year conversation. And I think Darius Leonard's in the defensive. Last year, the Rams kind of swept the NFL honors. The six and five Colts right now, to me, are the team that we're going to show up the night before the Super Bowl. The Colts won everything. They want all this hardware.

They're that good.

And Andrew Luck is firmly.

He might be in the leader's seat right now with Mahomes and Breeze. the night before the Super Bowl. Yeah. The Colts won everything. They want all this hardware. They're that good.

And Andrew Luck is firmly, he might be in the leader's seat right now with Mahomes and Breeze looking at him. But if they win all those things, and that takes away from what your literal meaning of most valuable player, because you do have Frank Reich making a guy out of Eric Ebron that never thrived in Detroit. So I don't know that he's the MVP. be what he's doing having the second most touchdowns behind Patrick Mahomes this season without an elite deep receiving.

Corey S. S.T. Yilton and some other guys that maybe wouldn't put up those numbers with, but he's still behind Drew Breeze to me because some of the throws Drew Breeze is making. I know he's got talent around him, but his team is 10 and 1, and he's doing things I've never seen before. Yeah, it's okay for multiple guys to be in the race. You know, Pat Mahomes, Drew Brees, of course,

Philip Rivers is a dark horse.

Yeah.

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