The Packers defense did make plays, but remember what you just said, "offense scoring 24 points". That means the offense did most of the work and scoring points. I agree the defense helped, but it did not win the championship. The offense paved the way for the Packers to win. Rodgers won the MVP award because he threw for 300+ yards and 3 TD's. If you take away those two stats, then perhaps someone like Jordy Nelson or Greg Jennings would have been MVP, but then again that depends on how much either produced in the game. I actually didn't expect Rodgers to get MVP, but him getting it was a testament to the kind of game he had. A QB that throws for 300+ yards and 3 TD's with minimal mistakes earns the MVP award. Defensively there wasn't really anyone that stood out except Clay Matthews for the fumble and the other guy (forgot his name) for the TD run early on.