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2019 Team MVP - who is it so far?

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2019 Team MVP - who is it so far?

  • Kolohe
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I'm going with Jimmy G.. This team is a completely different one with Garoppolo at the helm. Nick Bosa comes in at a very close second!!!
  • mayo49
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Make it a co-mvp, both Jimmy and Nick have been lights out.
[ Edited by mayo49 on Dec 29, 2019 at 1:30 AM ]
Kittle. He's our best player on offense and sets the tone for the whole team.
  • Sickaa
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Kittle, this team is completely different without kittle.
Originally posted by Kolohe:
I'm going with Jimmy G.. This team is a completely different one with Garoppolo at the helm. Nick Bosa comes in at a very close second!!!
This.
Without Bosa this DL probably isnt that special, which means our secondary wouldn't have been that good, which means our D would've probably been mediocre, and the D carried us most of the season. Buckner and Armstead are great, but they didn't really do much for the D as a whole in the last few years.

As meaningful as Kittle and Jimmy are, Bosa has been the difference maker from 2018 to 2019. The team took a significant step up when he arrived. Even now without Ford, he's drawing double teams on every play, which makes it easier for the rest of the DL.
[ Edited by Niners99 on Dec 29, 2019 at 8:19 AM ]
Its Jimmy G without question. This team just can't win football games without him under center, period end of story. Kittle brings a lot of energy, but without Jimmy this team just can't move the ball, score points, or convert 3rd downs at all. That is what makes him the teams MVP.
Kittle hands down. We saw how valuable he was to us when he was out. We win that first Seattle game if he plays I believe.

Second: Jimmy. Dude has flat out been a stud at QB. I know it hasn't been pretty at times but it's the fkn NFL ladies. Overall I feel confident going into any 4th qtr with Jimmy
if we want to run or pass the ball, Kittle is key
Originally posted by thl408:
It's been a tale of two halves to this season. First half I'd say the defense was the star, so I would go with Bosa. But in the second half of the season the offense has stepped it up big time. Overall, I'll go with the boring answer and say Jimmy since he plays the most important position.

This was my vote too simply because even in the 3 losses, JG put us in position to win all 3 and the others failed. Plus he's the most important position on the field.

But the heartbeat award goes to Kittle on offense and Sherman/Alexander/Bosa on defense.
Kittle
George Kittle is the only chose you can really make. His impact on the team is far greater than that of the others. Garoppolo has certainly been coming into his own and made some really clutch plays in the last few games but George is the straw that stirs the drink. He helps make the running game go and the passing game and is probably the best overall player they have. And for sheer emotional impact he can't really be beat. Always a cheerleader on the sidelines and fearless and darn near unstoppable on the field. I suspect they will be replaying that 4th and 2 catch against the Saints for the next 10 years and it will enter the library of iconic 49ers plays along with the Catch and Steve Young's TD run against Minnesota
Kittle. This team is different without him
  • Kolohe
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I would've said Kittle but Jimmy G. has won without him and played really well without him too. Bosa brought new energy to the defense and has shown he can take over a game - see vs. Carolina. That's the reasons for my 1 and 2 picks.
Originally posted by 49ers81:
George Kittle is the only chose you can really make. His impact on the team is far greater than that of the others. Garoppolo has certainly been coming into his own and made some really clutch plays in the last few games but George is the straw that stirs the drink. He helps make the running game go and the passing game and is probably the best overall player they have. And for sheer emotional impact he can't really be beat. Always a cheerleader on the sidelines and fearless and darn near unstoppable on the field. I suspect they will be replaying that 4th and 2 catch against the Saints for the next 10 years and it will enter the library of iconic 49ers plays along with the Catch and Steve Young's TD run against Minnesota

Kittle was there all last year and we were losing. With Jimmy this is a completely different football team, and it's the quarterback qualities he brings. He's able to keep the offense on the field by moving the chains with his arm on 3rd down, leadership in the huddle, and scoring points. Jimmy is the difference maker between 4-12 and 13-3.
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