Jared Allen gives us a big surprise

And that player over the past six seasons, the NFL's Most Valuable Non-Quarterback Player, is new Jared Allen jerseys, the high-motor defensive end currently plying his trade with the Minnesota Favrkings, a team that was so much more than just its over-exposed quarterback last year.

So it's this obsession with offense and with quarterbacks that spawned the introduction of our new MV non-QB P.

In the NFL, they should just rename it the Peyton Manning football jerseys Memorial Award since the voters now hand him MVP honors each year merely as a mindless reflex, even on seasons when he clearly did not deserve it, as was the case in both 2008 and 2009.

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"The mullet was trimmed for the wedding but the Moolay is more than just some hair, its a lifestyle! You gotta keep a positive Mullitude..."

However, new Allen football jerseys hinted on this Twitter page Wednesday that "The Mullet" might reappear at some point.

"The mullet isn't just a hairdo. It's definitely a lifestyle. You're carrying on a legacy," he said "If I approach you from the front, it's like, wow, that dude is pretty serious. Then I walk away and you're like, damn, he likes to party. With two Rs."

In a 2009 interview, Allen explained his love and respect for his mullet.

Allen, who often says his mullet is a "lifestyle," has capitalized on the popularity of his hairdo, selling "Mullet Militia" T-shirts and including a "mullet generator" on his iPhone app, where users can try out the "lifestyle" for themselves.

"The things men do for love," Allen told Vikings.com.

The Minnesota Vikings football jerseys' star defensive end, known as much for his hairstyle as well as his ability to get to the opposing team's quarterback, lost his mullet as he gets ready for his upcoming wedding.

The pride of Idaho State (no offense to Merril Hoge) continues to reign at the defensive end position thanks to a rare combination of speed and strength. Allen has proven uniquely consistent donning Minnesota purple with 14.5 sacks in each of his past two seasons while averaging a healthy 52 tackles per. With the "Williams Wall" intact for at least one more campaign we can confidently expect yet another elite season from the leader of the "Mullet Militia."
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