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Does the NFL do this name awards after former players?

Well, they did the Walter Payton Award.

I mean, that was, I think, previously just the man of the year, if I remember right?

And then I believe when it was it when Walter Payton passed that they named it after him, I think.

So.

But what about like the MVP?

If I said regular season MVP in the NFL, who would you name the award after?

I mean, I guess like on the Jordan premise, it would be Tom Brady, right?

Like, because I, you know, I don't know, like I heard what you said there on Jordan versus Kareem.

And, you know, Kareem won more MVP's.

But I mean, I grew up in the 90s, and I remember

it was like he could have wanted every year. And it was almost like, I remember like Charles

Barclay won in 93. No one thought Charles Barkley was a better player that year than Michael Jordan.

No respect to Charles Barkley. I think Carl Malone won it like 97 or 98, right? So, you know, I think like

it's about the greatest player and the greatest player is Tom Brady. So I think you'd probably

name it the Tom Brady MVP award, right? No, I would do Peyton Manning and then I would have the

Super Bowl MVP, Tom Brady. That makes some sense. Yeah. Do you think Peyton would take that then I would have the Super Bowl MVP Tom Brady.

That makes some sense.

Yeah.

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