Who is the Patriots most valuable player?

The MVP is Brady, but it is all because of his Offensive Line.

I've narrowed it down, but in no particular order - The O-line, the Defense, the Special teams, the tight ends, the running backs, the practice squad, the coorinators, the position coaches, the administrative staff, the lockerroom attendants, the guys who deliver packages and mail, the stadium ushers (give or take one guy), the people who clean the bathrooms, the ladies who sew the uniforms, every former Patriot, every person who impersonated a player to get laid, the media who ask the puffball questions, the media who don't ask questions, the media that brainwashes the entire New England region, the guys who send the satellite transmissions for the media, the accountants who cover up all of the HGH purchases, the ticket rippers, the turnstile counters, the bean counters, the capologists, anyone who ever enjoyed the movie The Patriot, the owner, the fans, the people who write on the message boards, the haters, all of the WRs except for one and the backup quarterbacks. And somehow Red Sox fans are somewhat responsible, too. But not the cheating, running-the-score-up head coach - OK, ok... he didn't cheat, he just sold what was left of his teeny, flavorless soul to the Devil.

(I'm probably forgetting someone...)

Everyone else is just playing as they should - no better, no worse - and doing the job expected of them.

What would Kenrick Thomas say?

I think it's a tie between Brady and Randy Moss with regard to the MVP question. Now the big question is can they keep this up? Their schedule doesn't get any easier and if there are two teams that can knock them off, one would be Pittsburgh and the other would be the New York Giants.

What I want to know is who is the Pats LEAST valuable player?

Chris Hansen. I think thats their punters name right?

if your gonna write 4 words put in the locker room

Are you talking to me?

You sound like Woody Paige. It can't be the offensive line. It's not MVP's, plural, it's MVP, singular. The guy they could not win without is Tom Brady. Simple as that.

Before Randy Moss, Welker, or even Stallworth, this team had already won three Super Bowls. Would Brady's stats be as good without any of those three? Probably not. But seriously, every elite team in the NFL has a great offensive line, and everyone knows they're key to winning. But on any given play or game those guys are interchangable. Tom Brady is not. Throw Matt Cassel in there from day one with this current team and they'd lose at least three games.

TOM BRADY IS THE MVP. CASE CLOSED.

Well said, Kroberts. Tom Brady plays remarkably well with or without a good offensive line. Back in 2005, the O-line leaked like a sieve and the Pats had NO running game or superstar receivers, and Tom Brady put up his best regular season numbers to date. Who but John Elway can do so much with so little?

It's Brady. Now we've seen if roles were reversed with Brady and Manning what things would be like. Brady is throwing to his third different recieving core in three seasons. Not 3 different #1 recievers, but completely different WR's, top to bottom. Every other historically great QB has had a WR best friend, with notable exceptions of Elway and Marino. The Math is simple:

Peyton - Marvin Harrison = Eli.

Brady + Anyone = SB.