NFL MVPs: Guess the Player (Part 2)

[A] Boomer Esiason | Left-handed gunslinger shuffled past competition while Ickey shuffled end zones.

[B] Dan Marino | Second-year phenom obliterated records with 48 touchdowns and 5,084 yards.

[D] Joe Montana | Cool Joe reached perfection with 112.4 passer rating destroying defenses.

[B] Lawrence Taylor | LT's cocaine-fueled dominance created quarterback nightmares across entire league.

[B] Peyton Manning & Steve McNair | Sheriff and Air McNair shared crown after identical excellence.

[C] Thurman Thomas | Versatile weapon totaled 2,038 scrimmage yards powering K-Gun offense perfectly.

[D] Joe Theismann | Notre Dame legend peaked before Taylor's infamous sack ended everything.

[C] Steve Young | BYU legend threw six touchdowns against Chargers in Super Bowl.

[D] Kurt Warner | Grocery bagger transformed into Greatest Show orchestrating Rams' aerial circus.

[D] Mark Moseley | Only kicker MVP ever, converting 20 of 21 during strike-shortened season.

[A] Joe Montana | Comeback Kid notched third MVP despite Young breathing down neck.

[D] Marcus Allen | USC star rushed for 1,759 yards behind legendary silver and black.

[A] John Elway | Stanford grad helicoptered into MVP conversation with dramatic comeback victories.

[B] Kurt Warner | Arena League legend maintained excellence despite Martz's complicated offensive system.

[A] Shaun Alexander | Alabama product scored NFL-record 28 touchdowns behind dominant offensive line.

[D] Marshall Faulk | Touchdown machine scored 26 times combining rushing and receiving brilliance.

[B] Brett Favre | Gunslinger revived Titletown throwing 38 touchdowns with backyard football style.

[C] Terrell Davis | Mile High salute machine rushed for 2,008 yards wearing migraine goggles.

[B] Rich Gannon | Late bloomer peaked at 37 mastering Gruden's West Coast precision.

[C] Peyton Manning | Omaha master threw 49 touchdowns shattering Marino's long-standing record.

[B] Brett Favre & Barry Sanders | Rare split decision honored both rushing artistry and passing prowess.

[C] Emmitt Smith | Dancing star won rushing crown despite missing two games holding out.

[D] LaDainian Tomlinson | Tomlinson obliterated records with 31 touchdowns while throwing touchdown passes too.

[B] Steve Young | Finally escaped Montana's shadow with league-best 107 passer rating.

[A] Brett Favre | Mississippi maverick repeated MVP honors leading Pack to Super Bowl glory.