Chicken Boo

You read that one part and dismissed everything else I wrote. Remember Tony Dungy with the Bucs? How about Schottenheimer with San Diego? That's not a place we want to be.

He's going to have 10+ catches on Sunday.

I like Sean, but Marvin Lewis took Cinci out of the gutter and at one time had 5 straight playoff appearances. It's cool for now, but at some point it won't be enough. Now is definitely not the time for this discussion as McDermott is a very good coach that has bought himself a good bit of time to get a Super Bowl win.

The heaviest thing I've seen regarding this situation. When it first happened, I told my best friend that I thought Antonio would be dead in 5 years. I hope I'm wrong.

He's always been a diva. CTE can cause erratic behavior. Marry the 2 and this is what you get. I'm not saying that CTE is soley responsible for his actions.

I don't care what anyone says, he's got CTE.

4. You're probably forgetting Stafford.

And it's a damn shame. The talent is undeniable, but he, Cook and McCaffrey are always dinged up. Comes with the territory of being a 3 down RB, I guess. Barkley has had the worst luck of the 3 though.

And I distinctly remember about 70% of this board wanting nothing to do with Allen because of the accuracy concerns.

Cliché, I know, but you take the best talent available that isn't a QB. There isn't a position on this team that doesn't need upgrading outside of maybe safety.

Godspeed to the man. He was younger than I would have thought.

I don't think we run a defense that best fits his skill set. I've said time and time again, in a Belichick defense he'd be in that Rob Ninkovich/Mike Vrabel role.

When I made the claim of similar stats, I was thinking purely passing. Slipped my mind, I guess.

I'm confused. They've already voted?

Ricky Watters should have gotten in before Bettis. HOF makes me sick sometimes.

Put me on record. Devin Hester should not be a HOF finalist, imo. If he ever gets in, it should be a very lengthy wait.

I'll be honest, MVP is nice, but I couldn't care less. The NFL knows who Josh is. They know how good he is. I don't even think he'll finish runner up. Mahomes, Brady and Taylor will all be right there. This is one of the more competitive years for MVP. I see your point, but I think you're counting rushing yards as well, which is fair. *They have nearly identical passing stats, is what I should have said. Nothing wrong with being a homer. I didn't mean that in a malicious way.

Ok. Now watch as Aaron Rodgers wins MVP again and the rest of you complain that Allen was "robbed". Even after missing a game, Rodgers and Allen have very similar stats, but Rodgers has less turnovers, has led his team to a better record and right now sit as the #1 seed in the NFC. Their strength of schedules are also near identical. No rose-colored glasses here. Josh has played well, but a few missteps along the way are going to cost him MVP unless the Packers and Bucs falter these last 2 weeks, which doesn't look likely. Everything I've stated here is true. You don't have to agree.

Should have retired last season. He can still play, but he's so far past his best...

Can't take anything away from him, but the Bucs have more offensive weaponry and a better front 7 for sure.

It seems I know what it means more than most of the people commenting in this thread. You'd vote for Josh beasue you're a homer like most commenting in here. If the roles were reversed and Rodgers was awarded MVP over Allen, with a worse record, more turnovers and some awful losses, there'd be a 20 page thread on how Josh got screwed and the NFL hates the Bills.

*with Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, Antonio Brown, Gronk, Leonard Fournette and a dominant defense. The most talented team he's ever played on. One of the most talented I've ever seen really.

That would be the one. Key word "loss" - and they looked terrible.

It absolutely makes you MVP. Did you see GB without Rodgers this year? They'd be lucky to win 5 games.

That's the hope.