NFL MVPs: Guess the Player (Part 1)

[B] Jim Brown | Final season masterpiece saw 1,544 yards before shocking Hollywood retirement.

[A] Johnny Unitas | Crew cut general orchestrated comeback season after injury with typical brilliance.

[B] John Brodie | Stanford product finally peaked at age 35 with career-best performance.

[D] Fran Tarkenton | Scrambler extraordinaire finally won MVP after years of highlight-reel escapes.

[C] Jim Brown | Brown's rookie season redefined fullback play, rushing for 942 yards immediately.

[B] Jim Brown | NFL's leading rusher steamrolled defenders for 1,527 yards that season.

[A] Earl Morrall | Journeyman backup shocked everyone by leading Colts to 13-1 record.

[B] O.J. Simpson | Juice broke 2,000-yard barrier in just 14 games behind Electric Company.

[D] Johnny Unitas | High-top shoes and 2,899 passing yards earned Johnny U his first trophy.

[C] Bert Jones | Ruston Rifle's cannon arm brought brief glory before injuries struck.

[D] Earl Campbell | Tyler Rose bulldozed through tackles with thighs like tree trunks.

[D] Bart Starr | Ice Bowl commander emerged from Lombardi's shadow with MVP excellence.

[B] Alan Page | First defensive MVP revolutionized tackle position with athletic pass rushing.

[B] Brian Sipe | Kardiac Kids quarterback engineered miraculous finishes until Red Right 88.

[A] Y. A. Tittle | Bald warrior tossed 36 touchdowns while bleeding through iconic photograph.

[A] Ken Stabler | Snake slithered through defenses with southpaw magic and rebellious spirit.

[A] Ken Anderson | Cerebral quarterback mastered Bill Walsh's offense better than anyone else.

[D] Roman Gabriel | Filipino Rifle fired 24 touchdowns while Fearsome Foursome terrorized opponents.

[C] Norm Van Brocklin | Dutch's final season brought Philly its championship with surgical passing precision.

[B] Terry Bradshaw | Blonde Bomber silenced critics during Steel Curtain's championship dynasty peak.

[A] Paul Hornung | Golden Boy scored 146 points while Lombardi's Packers crushed everyone.

[C] Johnny Unitas | Black high-tops struck again with precision timing and clutch fourth quarters.

[C] Larry Brown | Deaf running back gained 1,216 yards through George Allen's conservative offense.

[C] Jim Taylor | Bruising fullback powered through tacklers for 1,474 yards during championship run.

[A] Walter Payton | Sweetness danced through defenses carrying terrible Bears to respectability alone.