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Didn't Luck do something similar?
Didn't Luck do something similar?
Luck was the original parody account. Then the real Luck actually dressed up as Capt. Andrew Luck on the TNF set earlier this year and the whole thing peaked.Didn't Luck do something similar?
Something to keep an eye on...
Also a fan of avoiding Miami/KC in the first round and having any potential matchup against either be at Highmark.More than just a home game, winning the East means avoiding Baltimore until the championship game at the earlier. And the way they’re playing, sign me up for that.
Agreed. I look at the Miami games as 50/50. I've been impressed with how well they've played with all their injuries.Also a fan of avoiding Miami/KC in the first round and having any potential matchup against either be at Highmark.
I worry Baltimore may be on a bit of a high, and not play to their full potential. Luckily, Miami has not been good on the road. I'd put that game as a 60/40 in favor of Baltimore whereas the Dallas game @ Miami I had as a 50/50.So the ideal setup right now would be:
1. Baltimore beats Miami
2. We win out. That gives us the two seed.
The Playoffs Look like:
1. Baltimore
2. Buffalo
3. KC
4. AFC South Winner
5. Cleveland/Miami
6. Cleveland/Miami
7. Whatever 8-7 team comes off the heap?
That gives us potentially two home games, Including potentially KC at home in the divisional round?
Gotta win next week sure, but man, rooting for the Ravens hard. Huge difference between the two seed and the 6 or 7 seed, especially with potentially KC having to travel to you.
Is Tua ahead of Allen in MVP talk? That would be surprising. He's nowhere close to Allen in TDs. Mahomes shouldn't even be mentioned. Purdy is probably the best bet at this point if going by QBs, but even he's 9 TDs behind Allen.Love that Josh is being written off as an MVP favorite when he has more passing touchdowns than Tua and Mahomes, but one less rushing touchdown than Christian McCaffrey.
And for all the talks of turnovers, he has one more interception than Mahomes and nine less fumbles than Tua. NINE. LESS. FUMBLES. (Granted, Tua has only lost two more of those nine, but if the conversation is about how unreliable Josh is you'd be remiss if you didn't point out how Tua's had thirteen fumbles through fifteen games.)
MVP is just a media sentiment award and is not based on merit. A bunch of media blowhards direct the conversation (usually trying to be edgy and climb to the top of the Twitter heap), and the rest of the herd follows. No one watches all the games, so popular narratives carry weight. One bad game derails someone, and then a new favorite emerges until they fall on their face. It is just noise.Love that Josh is being written off as an MVP favorite when he has more passing touchdowns than Tua and Mahomes, but one less rushing touchdown than Christian McCaffrey.
And for all the talks of turnovers, he has one more interception than Mahomes and nine less fumbles than Tua. NINE. LESS. FUMBLES. (Granted, Tua has only lost two more of those nine, but if the conversation is about how unreliable Josh is you'd be remiss if you didn't point out how Tua's had thirteen fumbles through fifteen games.)
Yep:Is Tua ahead of Allen in MVP talk? That would be surprising. He's nowhere close to Allen in TDs. Mahomes shouldn't even be mentioned. Purdy is probably the best bet at this point if going by QBs, but even he's 9 TDs behind Allen.
Allen is a touchdown machine, and a lot of talking heads like to overlook that.
Geez.Yep:
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If I had a ballot, Allen, Hurts, Dak, and Hill would probably be my top 4.
-Hurts, like Allen, is having to carry an atrocious defense
-The 49ers getting stomped last night despite CMC having a great game just exemplifies why a RB should never win MVP. Not a transcendent position.
-Lamar is having a good year, but his win totals are seriously elevated by a generational defense. His lack of TDs coupled with his elite defense really holds back his case.
I worry Baltimore may be on a bit of a high, and not play to their full potential. Luckily, Miami has not been good on the road. I'd put that game as a 60/40 in favor of Baltimore whereas the Dallas game @ Miami I had as a 50/50.
Regardless, it's going to be TOUGH going into Miami and winning. The crowd played a big factor in our beat down of them earlier in the year. I'm not confident Allen is going to play THAT good. Also, the Dolphins defense is looking much better. The good news is, while MIA moved the ball pretty well against the Cowboys, they struggled mightily to score a TD. I can see it going similar against Buffalo in week 18. The issue is, I fear the Bills offense that played against the Chargers/Chiefs shows up rather than the offense that played against the Cowboys/Eagles/Jets.
Let's hope Allen and co. are on point that game!
Aaron Rodgers argues for Josh Allen to be in that conversation. As do I.Love that Josh is being written off as an MVP favorite when he has more passing touchdowns than Tua and Mahomes, but one less rushing touchdown than Christian McCaffrey.
And for all the talks of turnovers, he has one more interception than Mahomes and nine less fumbles than Tua. NINE. LESS. FUMBLES. (Granted, Tua has only lost two more of those nine, but if the conversation is about how unreliable Josh is you'd be remiss if you didn't point out how Tua's had thirteen fumbles through fifteen games.)
Is Tua ahead of Allen in MVP talk? That would be surprising. He's nowhere close to Allen in TDs. Mahomes shouldn't even be mentioned. Purdy is probably the best bet at this point if going by QBs, but even he's 9 TDs behind Allen.
Allen is a touchdown machine, and a lot of talking heads like to overlook that.
If I'm being real, McCaffrey, Tyreek and Allen would be my finalists. Narratives be damned.Yep:
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If I had a ballot, Allen, Hurts, Dak, and Hill would probably be my top 4.
-Hurts, like Allen, is having to carry an atrocious defense
-The 49ers getting stomped last night despite CMC having a great game just exemplifies why a RB should never win MVP. Not a transcendent position.
-Lamar is having a good year, but his win totals are seriously elevated by a generational defense. His lack of TDs coupled with his elite defense really holds back his case.
Agreed. Allen's TDs can't be matched this year (giggidy). I can't get behind any QB winning the award that is currently 10+ TDs behind another QB (that includes Lamar and Tua).He is not, at the moment, but that's largely in part due to the reactionary nature of the media. League MVP should go to the best player over the course of 17 games, but people are fixating on each individual game down the stretch and basing their decisions on that, which is wrong.
My intent was to group Allen in with players that were at one point considered to be league MVPs.
For the record, I do not support Lamar being the league MVP. He's done nothing to justify it aside from being a solid QB at the helm of a very capable team. With a heavy emphasis on team.
If I'm being real, McCaffrey, Tyreek and Allen would be my finalists. Narratives be damned.
When you have a truly elite defense like they do, you have a shot in any game.One note, since I think someone here said the Browns might be scary; I don't think they're anything more than WC fodder. The game tape on the Flacco (great autocorrect suggestion) offense is out and they'll turn back into pumpkins soon enough.