Current MVP standings

[PatsFan2]

On the MVP I hope they spurn Brady we know what MVP award we like him to receive. "The regular season MVP have curse tied to it."

Matt Ryan agrees with that statement.

 

[PatsFan2]

Much more interested in the SB MVP than the jinxing reg season MVP.

Matt Ryan agrees with that statement.

 

[IllegalContact]

Kareem Hunt ahead of Alex Smith

we've seen Alex Smith long enough to know he's not that valuable....hunt is the difference there

 

[TinhWoodhead]

Kareem Hunt ahead of Alex Smith

we've seen Alex Smith long enough to know he's not that valuable....hunt is the difference there

these awards usually favors the qb unless the rb put up insane #’s, plus hes a rookie

 

[IllegalContact]

these awards usually favors the qb unless the rb put up insane #’s, plus hes a rookie

7 games in, dude has >1000 yards from scrimmage........if he's over 2K for the year, then he'll be the Chiefs rep for the prize

 

[PatsFan2]

Have the Chiefs ripped up Hunt's Rookie contract yet?? You just don't expect a Third Round selection to be that Great. BB drafted from Toledo before man I wish our Scouts had taken a look at Hunt.

 

[TinhWoodhead]

7 games in, dude has >1000 yards from scrimmage........if he's over 2K for the year, then he'll be the Chiefs rep for the prize

barring a team collapse

 

[TinhWoodhead]

Have the Chiefs ripped up Hunt's Rookie contract yet?? You just don't expect a Third Round selection to be that Great. BB drafted from Toledo before man I wish our Scouts had taken a look at Hunt.

we need to kidnap kc and denvers rb scouts

 

[ALP]

Plz add stats for each player for immediate comparison...

 

[1960Pats]

You know, just the other day I was thinking about the MVP race and how it's odd that Brady 'only' has two career MVPs given that he's annually in the mix......

...but then it occurred to me that it is actually BECAUSE he consistently wins and puts up great stats that he doesn't win the race. We're so used to his ho-hum 12+ win seasons with 34-ish TDs that it has become almost an afterthought.

Instead, naturally more attention is given to those better than average players who have a career year. When something happens outside of the norm there is bound to be more people taking notice.

That certainly wasn't the case for Peyton Manning when he played...

 

[rochrist]

So the NFL is just under half the way over and we have a good idea of who the contenders for MVP will likely be at this point

Here are my current standings and why

#1 Alex Smith
#2 Tom Brady
#3 Kareem Hunt
#4 Le'veon Bell
#5 Antonio Brown

HMs Todd Gurley, Kirk Cousins

To me until Alex Smith throws a few ints he is the MVP leader without question. Yes there were drops but every QB gets those breaks. I believe it will balance out as the year goes on. Tom Brady right now is 2nd but I think by the end of the year he will stand alone as MVP. Hunt is starting to slow down his pace just a bit. He is still as of now the leader among RBs but Bell and Gurley are on his tail it would not take too much for them to catch up to him. Just 1 bad week for him would do it easily. Brown is the WR to talk about as MVP again but he is not on pace to break any records particularly with lots of TDs so he has a hard case. Kirk is having a good year but he isn't gonna take it. Rodger's getting hurt knocks him out of it. He was one of the most likely winners. Drew Brees has a shot still but has a lot of catching up to do. Unlikely he does that but still another good year for him.

Your thoughts?

Wow. Not even a mention of Carson Wentz? On pace for 39TDs vs 9INTs, has his team at 6-1. Only team they've lost to is KC and that was a one score game.

 

[borg]

I am crowning Wentz as the league's Game 1-7 MVP
Congrats
Let Philly fans have this one
May his head swell like Donavan McNabb's