"Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has been named the 2010 AP Offensive Player of the Year. Brady passed for 3,900 yards and a league-best 36 touchdowns with only four interceptions. In addition, he set a new league record with 335 pass attempts without an interception while guiding New England to a 14-2 regular-season record.
Brady received 21 votes for the Offensive Player of the Year award, while Philadelphia quarterback Michael Vick finished second with 11 votes and Houston running back Arian Foster was third with seven votes. In addition, San Diego quarterback Phillip Rivers received five votes, while Atlanta wide receiver Roddy White, Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers, and Philadelphia wide receiver DeSean Jackson each received two votes (WEEI)."
Before that collapse again the Jets Brady may have had his most impressive season, and yes I mean over the 2007 season. This was a team that had the most undrafted players in the NFL, not a lot of known (soon to change) talent on offense after Moss left, and yet Brady went out and put up MVP numbers. It was a hell of a year, and although in the end all that matters is winning it is yet just another notch in the belt of the future Hall of Famer.
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