They played Dallas, which they can't do every week. No stock should be put into any offense's effort against the Cowboys' defense unless the Cowboys' defense gets the better of the exchange, as it says more about the state of the opposing offense.
I didn't learn much of anything beyond the fact that Justin Fields is a man worthy of respect. Perhaps not for his ability to play quarterback, but as a man, absolutely.
MVP is about narratives. If it were on numbers, Josh Allen doesn't win it last year.
Case in point: Jonathan Taylor is running through people. He's clearly the Colts' best player and is on pace to challenge LT's total touchdown record. However, if anybody gets MVP votes on that team, it will be Daniel Jones. At least in his case, I understand why.
This is the kind of dialogue that can result in QBs flourishing elsewhere. It's year one in a new system, where a young quarterback with notable natural talent, accustomed to hero ball and off-schedule play, is trying to adapt to a coach whose offensive system requires consistent, on-time play from the position. Growing pains are to be expected.
He deserves what he signed up for. He chose money over winning. It is what it is. He'll still go to the Hall of Fame.