Chiefs
coach Andy Reid may be biased, but if he had a vote for the NFL Most
Valuable Player award, he’d vote for Jamaal
Charles.
Charles,
the Kansas City running back who scored five touchdowns in Sunday’s
win over the Raiders, has moved into MVP contention, and Reid said
after Sunday’s game that he believes Charles deserves the award.
“He’s
got my vote,”
Reid said. “All the folks that were here today, he’s probably got
their vote. I don’t know how many anybody can be more valuable to a
team and to the success that we have had than he’s had. I’m
pulling for him.”
Charles
has 246 carries for 1,181 yards and 11 touchdowns this season, plus
65 catches for 655 yards and seven touchdowns. He has a chance to
become the first player in NFL history with 10 rushing touchdowns and
10 receiving touchdowns in the same season, and he also has a chance
at just the fifth season ever with 1,350 rushing yards and 750
receiving yards (Marshall Faulk did that three times, and Steven
Jackson did
it once).
Source:
profootballtalk
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