Timmons - Team MVP

[Cyphon]

I still say Heath gets MVP but just for comparison purposes on defense:

Timmons - 100 tackles, 4 sacks, 3 INT's, 8 passes defended and 1 forced fumble
Clark - 93 tackles, 0 sacks, 2 INT's, 9 passes defended and 2 forced fumbles
Foote - 104 tackles, 4 sacks, 0 INT's, 1 pass defended and 2 forced fumbles

So either of those 3 could be in the argument for defensive MVP if nothing else.

[Steel Peon]

Originally Posted by SteelersCanada

He's playing like Troy was 5 years ago.

I can't agree with this, but I'll agree with MVP for this year.

[jb500ex]

Lmao Timmons a hell of year. No would love to see where he is ranked by people that do this for a living. I would bet no better then mid pack That's the high end. Him even being considered a team MVP is a huge reason were not in the playoffs because he's not very good. There many ilb's in the league much better then him he played 2 good games all year

[jb500ex]

As much as people rag on foots he is far better down for down performing his responsibilities. Timmons has couple of those plays that make him look good but he fails far more at his duties. No one I. The league has talked or is talking about him. There are so many ilb's that out perform him it's not funny

[Atlanta Dan]

Originally Posted by WVABE

There are so few players who deserve an mvp honor this year that whoever gets it I'm on board.

Agreed - the only starters that IMO played at or above the standard were Heath, Timmons, Foote, Clark, Starks and Foster

A really disappointing season - particular underperformers were tha WRs and Woodley

[steelerchad]

Originally Posted by Atlanta Dan

Agreed - the only starters that IMO played at or above the standard were Heath, Timmons, Foote, Clark, Starks and Foster

A really disappointing season - particular underperformers were tha WRs and Woodley

Ben was pacing for one of his best years until the injury. but you can't deny the way he ended the season cost us big time. He missed throws, started taking coverage sacks again, and developed a knack for throwing the big mistake at a crucial time.

[zcoop]

Would give MVP to LT, but he probably won't get it.

[Millers the sh!t]

Timmons was great man, and Clark was fucking great too... But I think #83 gets the crown. I was very happy to see 92 turning it on and showing that he can still be a force. I hope he has a full healthy season with us next year. The man when healthy is a great contributor. Woodley, giant dud this season. Wish I heard his name once and a while... Man, this season flew by.

[harrison'samonster]

Timmons stepped it up this year, but definitely Miller or Clark this year. Big Ben was headed for a career season, but more injuries hurt him.

[TheVet]

After a number of blah years, it's about time that Timmons showed what he's capable of. Hopefully we'll see more of the same.

But the MVP goes to Heath, who has delivered at a high level every year.