So people still think JJ Watt should win a MVP over a Qb?
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womanareliars
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At the same time if Rodgers or Brady had a poor O Line they might not be in the league right now. The NFL is he epitome of team sports and I'd hate to have to pick an MVP.
I don't care how dominant a defensive player is. In today's nfl you need your head examined if you think he effects the game the same way as a elite qb like Rodgers or Brady
Ain't That Something
Superstar
Affect
I don't care how dominant a defensive player is. In today's nfl you need your head examined if you think he effects the game the same way as a elite qb like Rodgers or Brady
We already knew that
I don't care how dominant a defensive player is. In today's nfl you need your head examined if you think he effects the game the same way as a elite qb like Rodgers or Brady
It still puzzles me why the Texans won't invest a high pick in a qb
Never understood how a defensive player on a .500 team would even be in consideration for MVP
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
The year they picked 1 it was all about Clowney.
Can't say they've missed out on potentially great QB's other than possibly Bridgewater
Rigamortus
Superstar
Bridgewaters another Alex Smith/ Pennington low mistakes little shots taken
I do think that they could make a separate category for a non-QB MVP b/c that position is automatically the most valuable on any team. Even more so in the modern era.
Last time a non QB or RB won MVP was LT in 86. Since then, 8 RBs & 22 QBs. Plus there's only 3 non-QB/RB MVPs in history.
Last time a non QB or RB won MVP was LT in 86. Since then, 8 RBs & 22 QBs. Plus there's only 3 non-QB/RB MVPs in history.
Mr Hate Coffee
Veteran
I agree. What's the point of having JJ Watt if teams are still dropping 35 on you with ease?
