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Pantera Muy Salvaje 4C4C EXPRESOE X P R E SO aCCIÓN Domingo 7 de Febrero de 2016 El mariscal de campo de Carolina, Cam Newton, Panteraes el Jugador Más Valioso de la NFL muy 2015-16 salvaje SANTA CLARA.- Cam Newton nunca antes ningún otro mariscal además lo eligieron como miem- fue nombrado ayer como Jugador de campo había podido lograr en bro del Pro Bowl por tercera oca- Más Valioso (MVP) de la NFL en la historia de la NFL. sión m ient ra s su equ ipo se con sa- la temporada 2015-16, convirtién- Además, sus 10 intercepcio- gró campeón de la Conferencia dose así en el primer miembro nes fueron la marca más baja de Nacional con una marca de 15-1 de los Carolina Panthers en ob- su carrera en ese rubro mientras y no desentonó en los playoffs tener dicho galardón y el primer sus 636 yardas acumuladas como sacando un boleto al Super Bowl. jugador de raza afroamericana corredor superaron a lo hecho en Su rendimiento en los playo- en conseguirlo desde que Adrian los dos años anteriores. Su rating ffs fue todavía mejor que en la Peterson lo logró en el 2012. como pasador de 99.4 también campaña regular con un rating de Newton tuvo una tempora- fue el mejor de su carrera hasta 113.4, tres touchdowns y apenas da para el recuerdo durante su ahora. una intercepción en dos juegos quinto año en la liga con 35 tou- Ese nivel excepcional le per- durante los cuales los Panthers chdowns y 10 intercepciones por mitió ser nombrado como MVP promediaron 40 puntos por par- aire y otros 10 por tierra, algo que por primera vez en su carrera y tido. MVPS NFL (Últimos 50 años) AÑO JUGADOR EQUIPO POSICIÓN 2015 Cam Newton Carolina Panthers Quarterback 2014 Aaron Rodgers Green Bay Packers Quarterback 2013 Peyton Manning Denver Broncos Quarterback 2012 Adrian Peterson Minnesota Vikings Running Back 2011 Aaron Rodgers Green Bay Packers Quarterback 2010 Tom Brady New England Patriots Quarterback 2009 Peyton Manning Indianapolis Colts Quarterback 2008 Peyton Manning Indianapolis Colts Quarterback 2007 Tom Brady New England Patriots Quarterback 2006 LaDainian Tomlinson San Diego Chargers Running Back 2005 Shaun Alexander Seattle Seahawks Running Back HOY ES EL SÚ 2004 Peyton Manning Indianapolis Colts Quarterback 2003 Peyton Manning Indianapolis Colts Quarterback 2003 Steve McNair Tennessee Titans Quarterback 2002 Rich Gannon Oakland Raiders Quarterback 2001 Kurt Warner St. Louis Rams Quarterback 2000 Marshall Faulk St. Louis Rams Running Back 1999 Kurt Warner St. Louis Rams Quarterback 1998 Terrell Davis Denver Broncos Running Back 1997 Barry Sanders Detroit Lions Running Back FIEBRE D 1997 Brett Favre Green Bay Packers Quarterback 1996 Brett Favre Green Bay Packers Quarterback 1995 Brett Favre Green Bay Packers Quarterback La NFL tendrá su fi esta ning, pasador de los Broncos, ponga 1994 Steve Young San Francisco 49ers Quarterback anual hoy en el evento fi n a su carrera en el pináculo. 1993 Emmitt Smith Dallas Cowboys Running Back Para que el redondo equipo de Ca- 1992 Steve Young San Francisco 49ers Quarterback deportivo más grande del rolina complete una de las mejores 1991 Thurman Thomas Buffalo Bills Running Back temporadas en la historia, con sólo 1990 Joe Montana San Francisco 49ers Quarterback mundo en el que Panteras una derrota, a la altura de campeones 1989 Joe Montana San Francisco 49ers Quarterback se medirán a los Broncos como los 49’ers de 1984 y los Osos 1988 Boomer Esiason Cincinnati Bengals Quarterback de 1985. 1987 John Elway Denver Broncos Quarterback Para que la defensiva número uno 1986 Lawrence Taylor New York Giants Linebacker Luis Alberto Aguirre de la Liga, la de Denver, ratifi que la 1985 Marcus Allen Los Angeles Raiders Running Back Agencia Reforma vieja máxima: “los pasadores venden 1984 Dan Marino Miami Dolphins Quarterback SANTA CLARA.- El Súper Tazón 50 es los boletos, las defensivas ganan los 1983 Joe Theismann Washington Redskins Quarterback una oportunidad de oro... campeonatos”. 1982 Mark Moseley Washington Redskins Kicker Para que el joven Cam Newton, Para que Ron Rivera, entrena- 1981 Ken Anderson Cincinnati Bengals Quarterback mariscal de campo de las Panteras, dor en jefe de las Panteras, se con- 1980 Brian Sipe Cleveland Browns Quarterback termine de consolidarse como la vierta en el tercero en ganar Súper 1979 Earl Campbell Houston Oilers Running Back máxima estrella de la NFL. Tazones como jugador (Chicago, 1978 Terry Bradshaw Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback Para que el veterano Peyton Man- XX) y como head coach, después 1977 Walter Payton Chicago Bears Running Back 1976 Bert Jones Baltimore Colts Quarterback 1975 Fran Tarkenton Minnesota Vikings Quarterback 1974 Ken Stabler Oakland Raiders Quarterback 1973 O.J. Simpson Buffalo Bills Running Back 1972 Larry Brown Washington Redskins Running Back 1971 Alan Page Minnesota Vikings Def. Tackle 1970 John Brodie San Francisco 49ers Quarterback 1969 Roman Gabriel Los Angeles Rams Quarterback 1968 Earl Morrall Baltimore Colts Quarterback 1967 Johnny Unitas Baltimore Colts Quarterback 1966 Bart Starr Green Bay Packers Quarterback AP / EXPRESO AP ALCANZAN LA INMORTALIDAD Brett Favre encabeza la clase 2016 del Salón de la Fama de los Empacadores de Green Bay, Vikingos de Minnesot brillante carrera en la cual ganó un título de Súper Tazón elegibilidad para el recinto de los inmortales. AP / EXPRESO AP PARA Peyton Manning tratará de igualar a John Elway SABERLO quien a su vez va por otro récord en la NFL La pérdida de facultades es más visible todavía en Por ‘pases’ a la historia Manning. Fue duro ver las SANTA CLARA.- Es el escenario sus últimas dos. cadas. Se perdió toda la campaña 17 intercep- perfecto, con un libreto propio de Manning es el único en la his- de 2011 para someterse a cirugías ciones que Hollywood. Peyton Manning trata toria que ha ganado cinco veces en las cervicales, y pasó penurias sufrió antes de emular a John Elway y camina la distinción al Jugador Más Va- en los playoffs del año pasado. de lesionarse mientras llega el ocaso del día y lioso de la campaña. Representa Esta temporada, hubo más no- en noviembre. de su carrera, con el trofeo del Su- una de las fi guras más emblemá- ticias malas que buenas por parte El que haya per Bowl en las manos. ¿Ocurrirá? ticas de la NFL y, a sus 39 años, de Manning. Vio interceptados 17 regresado Los Broncos de Denver no con- es el quarterback de mayor edad pases y sólo lanzó siete envíos de como si nada siguen el Super Bowl desde que que ha llevado a un equipo hasta anotación en la campaña regular. y encaminado John Elway, su actual gerente ge- el llamado “Súper Domingo”. Se ausentó de seis duelos por lesio- a los Broncos neral, se retiró como quarterback Disminuido por la edad y por nes, se le relegó a sustituto por pri- al Super coronándose en 1999. Manning las lesiones, no es ya el pasador mera vez en su carrera dentro de la Bowl, hacien- sería el favorito de muchos que de- que rompía récords. Pero sigue NFL y debió negar categóricamen- do incluso sean la repetición de esa hazaña. teniendo una calidad impresio- te un reporte que vinculaba a su una corrida Como Elway, Manning ha co- nante para descifrar las defen- esposa con un plan para distribuir clave de 12 nocido el sabor de la derrota en sivas contrarias y cambiar el hormona del crecimiento humano. yardas con el gran partido, en el que tiene rumbo del partido. “Mi papel ha sido diferente el balón ante una foja de 1-2. Ganó un título con Manning no es tan capaz como y mis contribuciones también”, los Patriots, Indianápolis en 2007; perdió con lo era en lo que se refi ere a colocar el reconoció Manning. “Pero soy es un reflejo los Colts en 2010 y cayó de nuevo balón exactamente donde lo quiere, afortunado y agradecido por de su astucia con los Broncos en 2014. Elway particularmente cuando se trata tener la oportunidad de seguir más que de salió derrotado de sus primeras de pases largos. Las temporadas ayudando de algún modo. Y es un sus dotes tres visitas al Super Bowl y ganó recientes del astro han sido compli- gran honor volver al Super Bowl”. físicas. .
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