The NFL MVP Will Not Be Drew Brees, but It Will Be a Quarterback!

Drew Brees is having a spectacular year at his position. He is trying to break Dan Marino's passing yardage record for a season. He will not get the league MVP, however, simply because of some key interceptions hurting his team and the New Orleans Saints' inability to make the playoffs.

The Saints have lost some very close games and have to build on this once again for the upcoming season.

On the other side of the coin, your next NFL MVP award, although not clear-cut quite yet, probably will belong to Kurt Warner.

The Arizona Cardinals, under an inexperienced Matt Leinart, would maybe be around the same record as the Niners. We will not put them with the Rams or Seahawks, but without Kurt Warner, San Francisco might have beaten the Cardinals a couple of times and grabbed that division.

Instead, Warner has gotten them their first division title since the Stone Age, and they will play a playoff game at home to start the postseason.

Warner, who was thought at one time to be finished with his football glory, has put together great numbers going back to his Super Bowl days with the Rams.

He is also a great example in attitude, humility, and respect for the game of football.

He is a community leader and spiritually full in his heart.

He is just a good guy who deserves this award this season.

Some other players are working their way into the voters' minds, such as Peyton Manning, and perhaps Matt Ryan and Matt Forte, but when the season is over, I think people will realize what Kurt Warner has done for this team.

He gets my vote for 2008 NFL MVP.

Thomas [NFL Mikee] Moreland