Josh Allen had 18 interceptions, Mahomes had 14, TLaw had 14, Hurts had 14, Sam Howell had 21! Josh Allen had 4 fumbles, TLaw had 7, Lamar had 6, Tua had 5, Mahomes 4. Wayyy to much is made of his turnovers considering he had 15 rushing TDs to go along with his 29 passing and 4800+ yards of offense. It's a sad narrative, kind of like how Purdy is a "system QB", they both past an eye test that only haters can deny.
Purdy has a 4-1 playoff record in 2 years despite being Mr Irrelevant, and Lamar is 2-4 in 6 years but listen to Ryan Clark, Swagu, and ESPN put all the spin in the world on the fact that Lamar is the MVP and far superior player and Purdy is trash.
Not sure if you’re aware of this but MVP is a regular season award. Figured this was common knowledge.
The reason Brock Purdy is considered a system QB is because the 3 games in which he did not have his full offensive arsenal healthy (Deebo Samuel’s absence), he went 0-3 and had a 3/5 TD/INT ratio. Brock Purdy has had an elite head coach, first team All-Pro tight end and running back, and elite receivers in Brandon Aiyuk and Deebo Samuel his entire career as a starter. So, until Purdy proves he can be successful without elite weapons (he has shown the opposite), he’s not going to be considered a truly elite quarterback.
Lamar Jackson wasn’t the MVP this year, but we was more valuable to his team than Brock Purdy. The most valuable players to their teams this year were hardly quarterbacks. Josh Allen, Tyreek Hill, Christian McCaffrey, CJ Stroud, CeeDee Lamb. Those 5 were the most valuable to their successful regular season teams in the league in 2023.
You put Allen in the same conversation as Hurts, TLaw and Howell. None of which are MVP candidates. Hell, even Mahomes isn’t an MVP candidate this year . You proved my point for me haha
Josh Allen had 18 interceptions, Mahomes had 14, TLaw had 14, Hurts had 14, Sam Howell had 21! Josh Allen had 4 fumbles, TLaw had 7, Lamar had 6, Tua had 5, Mahomes 4. Wayyy to much is made of his turnovers considering he had 15 rushing TDs to go along with his 29 passing and 4800+ yards of offense. It's a sad narrative, kind of like how Purdy is a "system QB", they both past an eye test that only haters can deny.
Purdy has a 4-1 playoff record in 2 years despite being Mr Irrelevant, and Lamar is 2-4 in 6 years but listen to Ryan Clark, Swagu, and ESPN put all the spin in the world on the fact that Lamar is the MVP and far superior player and Purdy is trash.
Not sure if you’re aware of this but MVP is a regular season award. Figured this was common knowledge.
The reason Brock Purdy is considered a system QB is because the 3 games in which he did not have his full offensive arsenal healthy (Deebo Samuel’s absence), he went 0-3 and had a 3/5 TD/INT ratio. Brock Purdy has had an elite head coach, first team All-Pro tight end and running back, and elite receivers in Brandon Aiyuk and Deebo Samuel his entire career as a starter. So, until Purdy proves he can be successful without elite weapons (he has shown the opposite), he’s not going to be considered a truly elite quarterback.
Lamar Jackson wasn’t the MVP this year, but we was more valuable to his team than Brock Purdy. The most valuable players to their teams this year were hardly quarterbacks. Josh Allen, Tyreek Hill, Christian McCaffrey, CJ Stroud, CeeDee Lamb. Those 5 were the most valuable to their successful regular season teams in the league in 2023.
You put Allen in the same conversation as Hurts, TLaw and Howell. None of which are MVP candidates. Hell, even Mahomes isn’t an MVP candidate this year . You proved my point for me haha
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Also with Lamar and Tua for far fewer fumbles, I think you really are hating too hard on him, or can't read all that well.