NFL MVP

Jackson. Currently has 39 TDs against 4 INTs. The you have to add another 850 yards rushing and 4 more TDs. Nobody is having the same level of impact.
 
Arguments in favor of all. Saquon having a potentially historic season. Albeit cheapened a bit by extra game. Still an amazing accomplishment either way. Will be interested to see what they do with him next week with division wrapped up.

Interesting conversation with Allen and Jackson. Think Allen is having a worse statistical year than last in some key stats while Jackson even better. Although it feels like conversation has flipped
 
Allen and IMO, while its close because Jackson is that special as a player, it really isn't at the same time because.

put Lamar Jackson on the Bills, with that roster. Are the Bills the #2 seed in the AFC? And if you put Allen on the Ravens... they are largely the same .

That's why I go Allen. Dude has done what he's done this year without really much of anything. At least in terms of elite help.

And even in years past, you take Josh Allen off the Bills, that franchise has been trash largely since Marv Levy outside of a year here or there. Heck, the Patriots even made the playoffs I think the year Brady was hurt. If Josh Allen got hurt... IDK if the Bills wins 6 games.

The Ravens I believe went 10-7 the year Jackson was injured.

Add in the fact that Allen and the Bills beat the Chiefs whereas the Ravens did not, and the Bills also beat the Lions, ending both a 15 game and 11 game winning streak in the process...


IDK. I don't think its a debate. Dude is carrying a franchise with a bunch of relative nobodies in terms of NFL star quality while beating the #1 seeds in both leagues, one on the road and is essentially the entire franchise.

I know its a yearly award... but to me, Josh Allen is literally the MVP. If you take him off the Bills and put anyone else on the Bills, I don't know that there is another quarterback that has them the #2 seed with those numbers. The Bills are lucky the man is built like and runs like a baby buffalo.
 
It has to be either Allen or Jackson. Either are deserving. Allen would be my choice.

Burrows team won’t even make the playoffs. He has no case against those two.
 
Allen. No one on that Bills roster has over 1k yards. Jackson has his “Robin” in Henry to share the load. I think either one is deserving.

With that being said, neither of their teams will probably make it out of the AFC unfortunately. Stupid Mahomes.

On a side note, how dumb is it that the MLB hands out 2 MVP trophies? I think if they do it, the NFL should do it, because Saquan has been deserving as well in the NFC.
 
No idea. One tough year to pick an MVP.
Typically qbs are "the man," deservedly so (most important player, in terms of a team winning).
Then again. The Eagles w/o Barkley? Just sayin.
 
No idea. One tough year to pick an MVP.
Typically qbs are "the man," deservedly so (most important player, in terms of a team winning).
Then again. The Eagles w/o Barkley? Just sayin.
The Eagles without Barkley won 25 regular season games the previous two seasons. Barkley is awesome, but despite their slide last year this has been one of the better teams in the league without him. Take Allen off the Bills and they aren’t doing ****.
 
The Eagles without Barkley won 25 regular season games the previous two seasons. Barkley is awesome, but despite their slide last year this has been one of the better teams in the league without him. Take Allen off the Bills and they aren’t doing ****.
Agree, 110%. And from that standpoint, take Mahomes off the Chiefs and they aren't doing ****, despite his Statistically Mediocre season. He's proof that #s don't matter. I think the Chiefs would suck w/o him.
Take Jackson out of the Raven's equation.....
As I stated previously, one tough year to pick an MVP
 
Jackson. Currently has 39 TDs against 4 INTs. The you have to add another 850 yards rushing and 4 more TDs. Nobody is having the same level of impact.
He is having incredible year but the stats are not everything according to Jackson supporters last year.
How about Sam Darnold? I know it sounds ridiculous, but would the Vikings be anywhere close to 14-2 without him?
he should be considered for the MVP award.
 
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