Are you this dense? Look at yards per attempt and try to form a coherent argument.
You are bad at this.
And since you are so bad at this, the answer was 7, Allen completed 7 of 15 passes and his team dominated. MVP MVP MVP
Are you this dense? Look at yards per attempt and try to form a coherent argument.I guess you don't think Brock, the clear and deserving favorite, should be MVP then, right? Because pass attempts are so important, and Brock is 21st in this category.
This basically sums it up.I do think Josh Allen deserves to be in the conversation, but the Bills record is going to hold him back. If the Bills run the table, why wouldn't he be in the conversation? Obviously some of this is "political." Hurts is having a solid campaign, but he was the outright favorite 3 weeks ago when the Eagles were 10-1. 2 bad losses later, he's not looking so hot.
If you're implying that Allen is 35% more "valuable" than Purdy based on his % of the team's offensive TDs, well then I think you're wrong.
Are you this dense? Look at yards per attempt and try to form a coherent argument.
You are bad at this.
And since you are so bad at this, the answer was 7, Allen completed 7 of 15 passes and his team dominated. MVP MVP MVP
I count three INTs in game 1 by Mr. Allen....a proximate cause of the Bills being in dire playoff straits.Do you even understand the words you're using? Come back when you've completed the third grade, boy.
Rain, birds, and bird turds(TDs) abound.holy crap what a comeback by Seahawks!111!
Capped off by a game ending flying interception by Julian Love.
LOL QB1 is highly important to almost all NFL teams. And esp. if you're talking about a legit star QB like Josh Allen. He's not replaceable, and salary cap economics alone makes it very difficult for most teams to field a competent backup. Honestly, I've never quite figured out why QB2 usually sucks so badly, but once in a while you see a Jake Browning play well so it's certainly possible. (And rarely, the backup permanently earns the starting job.) I mean, please don't be like that clown in the previous NFL thread that literally said after the last Super Bowl that the Chiefs would have not been successful without Patrick Mahomes.Not at all. It was yet another way to look at just how much the Bills need Allen. If Kyle Allen (their backup) had to play? I wouldn't trust them to get a single win without games like yesterday, where the defense dominated and the RB stole the show.
Personally, my #1 and #2 are Purdy and McCaffrey, even though they're on the same team. I think it sucks that CMC probably has no chance at it. But for #3? Yeah, I might put Allen there.
I guess you don't think Brock, the clear and deserving favorite, should be MVP then, right? Because pass attempts are so important, and Brock is 21st in this category.
Are you this dense? Look at yards per attempt and try to form a coherent argument.
You are bad at this.
And since you are so bad at this, the answer was 7, Allen completed 7 of 15 passes and his team dominated. MVP MVP MVP
I don't think any of his predecessors of being Kyle's triggerman would have been as effective. Not Kirk or Jimmy.Purdy has amazing yards per attempt...because McCaffrey (and Deebo). The dude takes a a 4 yard chuck and turns it into 25+ due to his awesomeness.
Yes, however he ranks #1 in deep balls completed and just barely below half at air yards (#18). So while yes, his offensive weapons are crazy YAC'ers, he also throws it down field. This isn't Jimmie G where he's simply handing it off, doing screen passes or check downs.Purdy has amazing yards per attempt...because McCaffrey (and Deebo). The dude takes a a 4 yard chuck and turns it into 25+ due to his awesomeness.
Jimmy G only could attack the middle of the field. Kyle had to strain the brain to keep designing plays for Jimmy.Yes, however he ranks #1 in deep balls completed and just barely below half at air yards (#18). So while yes, his offensive weapons are crazy YAC'ers, he also throws it down field. This isn't Jimmie G where he's simply handing it off, doing screen passes or check downs.
No, I don't mean regardless of team record. I mean Allen compares favorably with the QBs that aren't Purdy. Look at Lamar, the current #2 in Vegas odds. He's only 4 turnovers behind Allen, while also being 15 TDs behind. He's also behind in total yards, both passing and rushing TDs obviously, ESPN's QBR, passing success rate, and game winning drives. But because his defense hasn't failed him time and time again, he has a good record.But since team record is such a big part of the voting, you look like a biased homer if you think he should be #3. If you want to say he's #3 if we ignore team record, then say that.
Oh, and I'll also point out that Allen is 3-0 against the QBs on your list this season.As of right now, I'd say there are at least 2 other QBs (not named Brock Purdy) that have just as good an MVP case as Josh Allen:
Dak Prescott (I know, don't laugh)
Tua
Lamar Jackson
Patrick Mahomes
Hmm you conveniently left out one minor detail that he is the QB on a 11-3 team that is leading the AFC right now.No, I don't mean regardless of team record. I mean Allen compares favorably with the QBs that aren't Purdy. Look at Lamar, the current #2 in Vegas odds. He's only 4 turnovers behind Allen, while also being 15 TDs behind. He's also behind in total yards, both passing and rushing TDs obviously, ESPN's QBR, passing success rate, and game winning drives. But because his defense hasn't failed him time and time again, he has a good record.
Like him alone, being able to extend plays where any other QB would have taken a sack or thrown the ball away, and then making positive yards out of it. It happens multiple times a game and often in pretty big time situations.
We get it, Josh's dad, Josh needs a pacifier for the picks that helped his team lose a couple games.Literally the exact same case is seen time and time again with Allen. That's an argument Lamar has against, say, Dak, but not Allen. And Allen has taken fewer sacks than Lamar for this very reason.
...Literally the exact same case is seen time and time again with Allen. That's an argument Lamar has against, say, Dak, but not Allen. And Allen has taken fewer sacks than Lamar for this very reason.
We get it, Josh's dad, Josh needs a pacifier for the picks that helped his team lose a couple games.
I said it's the reason the Ravens are 11-3 because of him doing that. I never said Allen can't do that, but their record is not in the same hemisphere as the Ravens so it's kind of moot if he "can do that" but it's not resulting in them winning their division or being in the playoffs.Literally the exact same case is seen time and time again with Allen. That's an argument Lamar has against, say, Dak, but not Allen. And Allen has taken fewer sacks than Lamar for this very reason.
Yet. It's a very real possibility that the Bills win the division. They need Miami to lose one more than Buffalo in the next two weeks and then week 18 will be for the division. Miami has to face Dallas and Baltimore, while Buffalo is up against the Chargers and Patriots.but it's not resulting in them winning their division or being in the playoffs.
Nah, I liketh Mahomes more. I only select the most refined of diamonds. Josh is only...industrial grade. Just like Vegeta. He has the resume, but does dumb shit to make sure he loses(i.e Freiza blows up the planet because V wanted to savor the moment).Don't think we all have forgotten about your secret man crush on Josh. I'm just voicing what your innermost desires are whispering.