These playoffs have seen the emerging of an amazing player, Arizona Cardinals' wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald. He's really great, he makes huge catches very often. He's physical, has a good height for a receiver (6-3 about 1m92), very fast and, as Randy Moss, he's a real threat when he gets the football and no matter the field position he is.
He was even about to make the Cardinals win Super Bowl XLIII when he crossed nearly the entire field (photo #11) to score a tremendous touchdown with about 2 minutes to go in regulation until Santonio Holmes' huge performance on Steelers' last drive.
During Super Bowl XLIII he scored 2 touchdowns.
Besides he set a new NFL post-season record for most touchdowns scored with 7 TD. He was already big during the regular season with 96 receptions for a total gain of 1431 yards and an average per catch of 14.9 yards, 12 touchdowns complete his season's stat sheet.
He burned every defensive backs he faced, but not just only cornerbacks, every defensive players who tried to stop him.
There's no doubt the Cardinals will be in trouble to keep this guy with the two other 1000-yard season wide receevers, Anquan Boldin and Steve Breaston. Many teams already want to acquire him.
He led the NFC team to the victory during the last Pro Bowl on last sunday with some decent stats among best NFL recievers who were there, Steve Smith, his teammate Anquan Boldin and Falcons' Roddy White. He had 5 receptions for 81 yards, he adds 2 touchdowns therefore he was named MVP.
He ended with a trophy even though he would have prefer the Lombardi trophy.