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2022 MVP: Mahomes wins. Allen gets 1 vote? (42 TDs, 19 TOs, 315 YPG & 63.3%% Comp %--EOY talk 54+)


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(Ongoing weekly thread. Go to pg 54+ EOY & week 18 talk)

 

Dominant game despite 2 interceptions, 1 of which wasn't his fault. Entire 1st half I was honestly wondering why Buffalo wouldn't take any shots downfield. Then we took 2 in the 2nd half and connected on both.

 

Can't complain about that.

 

So in the end... on a national stage against the defending Super Bowl Champs (and Aaron Donald and Mr "I'm not here to blow smoke" who GOT smoked):

 

83.9% completion %

9.6 YPA

353 yards of offense 

4 TDs

2 TOs

 

Not too bad...

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1 minute ago, Gene1973 said:

He throws too many picks to get league MVP. He would need a 50 TD 5000 yard season to get it.

 

You talking the 1 pick that was his fault? He had 4 TDs and 2 turnovers along with 350+ yards of offense, over 80% completion % and nearly 10 YPA....

 

and today looked like a day where the ball wasn't exactly bouncing our way.

 

Is this really the narrative you're sticking with again?

 

I would almost call this a "shake-the-rust-off" game and he wound up having a spectacular 2nd half after doing that

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6 minutes ago, Gene1973 said:

Just saying, he ends up with many more INT's than say, Rodgers. Allen would need to blow away the competition in other stat categories.

Mahomes, Brady, Herbert, Rodgers and Burrow are the 5 guys (in that order) behind Josh in the MVP odds. 
 

Rodgers (4) is literally like the only guy… Hebert (15), Burrow (14), Mahomes (13) and Brady (12). 
 

Josh had 15 last year… you’re trying to tell me 1-3 interceptions will be the difference? 
 

Knock it off. 

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2 minutes ago, Gene1973 said:

And who won the MVP? That award is an individuals stats competition. Can't win it with double digit INT's when Rodgers has 4...

Got it. Absolutely nobody else has a chance because Rodgers will throw less interceptions. Is that your logic? 

2 minutes ago, Gene1973 said:

And who won the MVP? That award is an individuals stats competition. Can't win it with double digit INT's when Rodgers has 4...

You’re phrasing it like a Josh problem… it’s just the fact Rodgers is elite at protecting the football. Josh doesn’t throw any more interceptions than the rest of the field. 
 

Rodgers just throws less. 

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18 minutes ago, transplantbillsfan said:

 

You talking the 1 pick that was his fault? He had 4 TDs and 2 turnovers along with 350+ yards of offense, over 80% completion % and nearly 10 YPA....

 

and today looked like a day where the ball wasn't exactly bouncing our way.

 

Is this really the narrative you're sticking with again?

 

I would almost call this a "shake-the-rust-off" game and he wound up having a spectacular 2nd half after doing that

You just threw @Gene1973 through the earth's core:wub:

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I honestly don't think Allen will throw a ton of picks this year. His 1 int that was his fault was the wr option route like Warner was saying. He had 1 drive during preseason, Crowder is new, I think he and the new wrs starts to gel and we see why JA is number 1 player in the league. 

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4 minutes ago, Process said:

One thing going against Allen in the MVP race is our defense. I have a feeling a lot of our games will be over by the start of the 4Q, or earlier. 

Allen should be forced to not throw a pass till the 2nd half to make things interesting. 

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7 minutes ago, Big Blitz said:

 

There are so many stats that start with "Josh Allen of the @BuffaloBills is the first QB in NFL history to have..." Even unicorns are starting to look at Josh Allen wondering what type of creature he is. One of one. #BillsMafia #GoBills

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6 minutes ago, loyal2dagame said:

Somebody tell SlimShady'sSpaceForce to add this to the record set thread..... 😜

 

Josh had his 7th 3 TD passing and 1 TD rushing game of his career which sounds somewhat impressive until you realize that puts him 3rd place all time behind Brady with 8 and Brees with 9 … crazy

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1 minute ago, CorkScrewHill said:

Josh had his 7th 3 TD passing and 1 TD rushing game of his career which sounds somewhat impressive until you realize that puts him 3rd place all time behind Brady with 8 and Brees with 9 … crazy

Yep.  3rd behind guys that played 20yrs. 

Allen is in year 5. 

 

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1 hour ago, Big Blitz said:

 

 

Love seeing guys like Monson do a complete 180 on Allen over the last few years 

25 minutes ago, Gene1973 said:

I've seen these done for other QB's too. You can do this after a QB has a big game and it seems like some crazy feat each time, yet happens many times in the same NFL season...

 

Why are you trying so hard?

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1 hour ago, Gene1973 said:

Hey, lets make up a new one of these after every game! It will never get old will it?

 

I'd like the next one to include "while a high percentage of Bills fans were taking a crap".


Seriously, what is your motive here besides going absolutely out of your way to be a wet blanket?  

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I’d take Josh over Aaron Rodgers a thousand times out of a thousand.

 

What I loved: when adversity hit, couple bad luck interceptions and his backs fumbling, Josh just focused harder and kept trucking. Like Mike Tyson said, everybody has a plan until you get hit in the mouth. Josh got hit and stayed true to his plan. 

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6 hours ago, transplantbillsfan said:

Dominant game despite 2 interceptions, 1 of which wasn't his fault. Entire 1st half I was honestly wondering why Buffalo wouldn't take any shots downfield. Then we took 2 in the 2nd half and connected on both.

 

Can't complain about that.


blah blah

 

NO MVP QB of the league has WON a super bowl

 

EVER  

 

 

Keep chasing an honor he doesn’t need. 
 

So yeah keep over compensating for your initial criticism of Josh Allen 

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23 minutes ago, SlimShady'sSpaceForce said:


blah blah

 

NO MVP of the league has WON a super bowl

 

EVER  

 

 

Keep chasing an honor he doesn’t need. 
 

So yeah keep over compensating for your initial criticism of Josh Allen 

Huh?

 

Many league MVPs have gone on to  win Super Bowls.

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42 minutes ago, SMAKCruiser said:

Huh?

 

Many league MVPs have gone on to  win Super Bowls.


Oops I somehow forgot the QB 

 

MVP of the League. Not

 

The only QB that was close was Montana when he won OFFENSIVE player MVP

Multiple people have stated as much in the past few days 

 

Bills fans should want MVP of the SB 

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How quickly things change with Josh.  I remember early in his career week 1 vs. the Jets he throws a perfect pass to Beasley (about 5 yards) who can't hold it, pops up and is returned for a TD and pages of posts as to whether it was a good throw or if this was a symptom of Allen not being accurate and no finesse as it was thrown too hard.

 

Fast forward to last night and Mackenzie not holding a similar pass and it popping out and the defender getting an int.  Now (and rightly so) it was 100% Mackenzie's fault.

 

Time have certainly changed.....😉

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30 minutes ago, SlimShady'sSpaceForce said:


Oops I somehow forgot the QB 

 

MVP of the League. Not

 

The only QB that was close was Montana when he won OFFENSIVE player MVP

Multiple people have stated as much in the past few days 

 

Bills fans should want MVP of the SB 

 

But the MVP of the Super Bowl doesn't necessarily win it :) 

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7 hours ago, Gene1973 said:

He throws too many picks to get league MVP. He would need a 50 TD 5000 yard season to get it.

 

So just under 3 touchdowns per game, and just under 300 yards per game.

I don't see any reason why he can't accomplish that.

 

Our multiple primetime games is going to help in an MVP bid.  Voters will be looking beyond just pure stats.

Yes, he threw two picks last night.  But everyone realizes the first wasn't close to his fault, and the second was pretty much his only bad throw the entire night.  The rest of the game he was absolutely unstoppable.

 

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1 hour ago, SlimShady'sSpaceForce said:


Oops I somehow forgot the QB 

 

MVP of the League. Not

 

The only QB that was close was Montana when he won OFFENSIVE player MVP

Multiple people have stated as much in the past few days 

 

Bills fans should want MVP of the SB 

So I need to understand something...

 

Favre and Warner were MVPs in 1996 and 1999.  And both won super bowls that season.   What am I missing here ?

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10 minutes ago, SMAKCruiser said:

So I need to understand something...

 

Favre and Warner were MVPs in 1996 and 1999.  And both won super bowls that season.   What am I missing here ?


When I Googled this yesterday 

that was the answer that I got 

 

GMFB and the NFLN both made note of the MVP curse 

 

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/boston/news/aaron-rodgers-playoff-loss-nfl-mvp-curse-lives-on/

 

Aaron Rodgers' Playoff Loss Means NFL MVP Curse (Likely) Lives On For Another Year

But thanks for asking 

 

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13 minutes ago, SlimShady'sSpaceForce said:


When I Googled this yesterday 

that was the answer that I got 

 

GMFB and the NFLN both made note of the MVP curse 

 

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/boston/news/aaron-rodgers-playoff-loss-nfl-mvp-curse-lives-on/

 

Aaron Rodgers' Playoff Loss Means NFL MVP Curse (Likely) Lives On For Another Year

But thanks for asking 

 

Got it.   It's a curse going back to 1999.  

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Josh was amazing. And it was a hugely important game to get off to a good start (be 1-0) and completely bury the stench of Kansas City.   That being said, we all know JA loves contact, but he simply has to scale it back during the regular season for self-preservation reasons. 

If he has to take off on unscripted runs, slide or get out of bounds.  It's a time tested way to avoid injuries.  

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10 hours ago, Gene1973 said:

Just saying, he ends up with many more INT's than say, Rodgers. Allen would need to blow away the competition in other stat categories.

 

Rodgers worst quality is his unwillingness to take chances, and make plays. The guy doesn’t have comeback wins because he plays it too safe. Not to mention his smugness. I’ll take the guy who is all about winning over the guy who just wants to look good while thinking he’s better than everyone else. 

 

Screw award chasers. I’ll take Josh! 

 

 

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12 hours ago, SlimShady'sSpaceForce said:


Oops I somehow forgot the QB 

 

MVP of the League. Not

 

The only QB that was close was Montana when he won OFFENSIVE player MVP

Multiple people have stated as much in the past few days 

 

Bills fans should want MVP of the SB 

 

Since they started these Thursday NFL season opening games with the Super Bowl winner hosting no challenger has blown out the defending Super Bowl champion like the Buffalo Bills did yesterday.

 

Just because you don't think it can happen (or don't want it to... ?) doesn't mean it can't. 

 

Also, do you just say stuff expecting people to believe what you say is true?

 

Brett Favre

Steve Young

Joe Montana

Kurt Warner

 

All were QBs who won the NFL MVP AND the Super Bowl

 

Do you enjoy talking out of your butt?  Lemme guess... now you'll try to pivot and say you meant something else... ?

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