Couchpotato
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I guess it depends on what you think the MVP award is supposed to be. If it’s just which QB has the most yards and TDs ESPN has that on their page. Why vote? Why debate? If it’s who’s the most valuable to their team…..I just don't see an NFL MVP at QB who has as low numbers as Jackson has.
First let's look at Jackon's numbers with one game to go: 3600 yards, 24 TD's, 7 INT's. 800 yds rushing, 5 Rushing TD's.
Those are definitely great numbers in any given season, but... let's compare those to previous QB MVP's
2022 Mahomes
5,100 yds, 41 TD, 12 INT's.
350 yds Rushing, 4 TD's
2021 Aaron Rodgers
4,115 yds, 37 TD, 4 INT's
100 yds rushing, 3 TD's
2020 Aaron Rodgers
4300 yds, 48 TD's, 5 INT's
150 yds rushing, 3 TD's
2019 Lamar Jackson
3100 yds, 36 TD's, 6 INT's
1200 yds Rushing, 7 TD's
2018 Mahommes
5,000 yds, 50 TD's, 12 INT's
270yds, rushing, 2 TD's
All of those seasons absolutely CRUSH Jackson's year this year, including his own in 2019.
I don't get what's so special about this year. He's definitely a top 5 QB, but this proclaiming of him being heads and toes above all others reeks of some other agenda.
Jackson is more important to the Ravens. He’s more integral to his team‘s success and just as important he’s not to their losses unlike Allen. Allen loses games. Denver, Jets Pats. All non playoff teams the Bills lost to BECAUSE of Allen.
Currently the Bills might not make the POs. If they hadn’t lost even one of those games they are the 2 seed. Win 2 of 3 and they are in the running for the 1. Thats why he’s not the MVP and won’t get voted as such.