and after tearing your ACL the previous season.Rotinaj;1347142 wrote:6.3 YPC with that many touches and the defense keying on you every time your on the field is insane!!
So the score of one game determines who wins the MVP?Raw Dawgin' it;1347127 wrote:Zero blocked passes, zero sacks...did you see the score? Not to mention he popped the ball into the endzone.
You were specifically talking about the game in NE, idiot, as if he had a good game. His team got bent over and he had zero impact, dumbass.jmog;1347456 wrote:So the score of one game determines who wins the MVP?
By your logic ADP shouldn't win because they lost to INDY early in the season and he only had 60 yards and 0 TDs in the game.
Or how about when they lose to WAS and ADP only had 79 yards and 0 TDs.
Peyton can't win either since they got beat by ATL earlier in the season and Peyton had only 241 yards and 3 INTs.
jmog;1347080 wrote:Yeah, he "only" had 4 tackles and a forced fumble...such a terrible game for a defensive lineman.
georgemc80;1350037 wrote:JJ won't win it but to base it on the outcome of one game is ridiculous. Offensive players win the award. That would be a more sound argument. Watt is not only having an amazing unprecedented season, he is changing the position he is playing.
Rodgers also took a step in the right direction. I don't think he's going to win it because people will compare it to what he did last year, but he could end up with the highest passer rating in the league, around 4000 yards, 40 TDs and <10 INTs again.Laley23;1350118 wrote:Peyton took a step in the right direction today. ADP and Brady did not.