The Patriots Road to MetLife Stadium MVP of Week 2 is....
As we announced after Week 1, we're looking to chronicle the Patriots quest on the Road to MetLife Stadium for the Super Bowl. To do this, we're highlighting heroes from each and every game. A weekly Patriots MVP voted by you!
Over the past week, we've asked you guys to weigh in on who you believed was the hero of the Week 2 victory over the New York Jets.
So, your Road to MetLife Stadium Week 1 MVP was...
It's not a surprise that Talib earned the MVP honors for the Patriots after his key interceptions in that secondary. Jets' quarterback Geno Smith didn't look half bad most of the game until he threw three picks in that fourth quarter, two of which went to Talib.
That coupled with the fact that Talib also forced a fumble early in that game makes him the obvious choice. The Patriots secondary is looking a lot better earlier than it has in recent years. You have to think that a lot of that is due to the fact that Talib is back there.
How big of a winner was Aqib?
He receives the Road to MetLife Stadium honor with an outstanding 74% of the vote.
Behind him was Julian Edelman with 15%.
Then, Chandler Jones with 7.3%
Tom Brady with 4.2%.
Remember, look out every day after the Patriots game for the Road to MetLife Stadium Patriots MVP poll. Every vote earns you an entry into a raffle to win the end of the year Patriots MVP's jersey.
Who do you think will come out with the most votes when the year is over? Who will be the MVP in Thursday's game? Sound off in the comments!
“In the spirit of full-disclosure, I’ve partnered with MetLife as part of the Road to MetLife Stadium Preferred Blogger Program. Throughout the year I’ll be receiving special access to MetLife Stadium events and be conducting reader giveaways, with prizes provided by MetLife. However, no payment was given or expected for posting about the program, and as always, all opinions given here are fully my own. “
“I am currently a member of the Road to MetLife Stadium Preferred Blogger Program and this post is part of my involvement. While MetLife provides me material and necessary resources to complete various activities, all statements and sentiment in PatriotsLife are my own.”
Over the past week, we've asked you guys to weigh in on who you believed was the hero of the Week 2 victory over the New York Jets.
So, your Road to MetLife Stadium Week 1 MVP was...
Aqib Talib
It's not a surprise that Talib earned the MVP honors for the Patriots after his key interceptions in that secondary. Jets' quarterback Geno Smith didn't look half bad most of the game until he threw three picks in that fourth quarter, two of which went to Talib.
That coupled with the fact that Talib also forced a fumble early in that game makes him the obvious choice. The Patriots secondary is looking a lot better earlier than it has in recent years. You have to think that a lot of that is due to the fact that Talib is back there.
How big of a winner was Aqib?
He receives the Road to MetLife Stadium honor with an outstanding 74% of the vote.
Behind him was Julian Edelman with 15%.
Then, Chandler Jones with 7.3%
Tom Brady with 4.2%.
Remember, look out every day after the Patriots game for the Road to MetLife Stadium Patriots MVP poll. Every vote earns you an entry into a raffle to win the end of the year Patriots MVP's jersey.
Who do you think will come out with the most votes when the year is over? Who will be the MVP in Thursday's game? Sound off in the comments!
“In the spirit of full-disclosure, I’ve partnered with MetLife as part of the Road to MetLife Stadium Preferred Blogger Program. Throughout the year I’ll be receiving special access to MetLife Stadium events and be conducting reader giveaways, with prizes provided by MetLife. However, no payment was given or expected for posting about the program, and as always, all opinions given here are fully my own. “
“I am currently a member of the Road to MetLife Stadium Preferred Blogger Program and this post is part of my involvement. While MetLife provides me material and necessary resources to complete various activities, all statements and sentiment in PatriotsLife are my own.”
