MVP Watch

[Joemailman]

[texaspackerbacker]

Since the start of the 2020 season, Rodgers has a TD to Interception ratio of over 8. Nobody else is higher than Mahomes at 3.something. Brady is also in the 3s.

This sort of thing really shows who is the Greatest. Most Valuable, though, is not automatically the same. In this case, however, Rodgers is clearly both - the Greatest and the Most Valuable.

[Joemailman]

Jonathan Taylor with 170 yards rushing and a TD. Need to average about 160 yards rushing rest of way to coveted 2000 yards. It's hard for a RB to get the recognition he deserves when the NFL's 2 marquee players, Rodgers and Brady, are having MVP-type years.

[smuggler]

I wouldn't mind Rodgers losing it to Taylor. He's having an amazing season.

[RashanGary]

The MVP race just got interesting. If Rodgers finished with 42 and 4, he’s got a coin flip on Brady.

[RashanGary]

The MVP watch really starts now. We have three cupcake defenses coming up and an offense just starting to click. I’d love to see Rodgers win another one. Go AR12

[jmbarnes101]

Brady gets blanked, Rodgers puts up another really good outing and has his team in first, and Jonathon Taylor is just a stud carrying his offense as an RB. I’d go Taylor as of today.

[smuggler]

Brady's chances are pretty hampered if Evans and Godwin miss the last three games. They will be back when it really matters, though.

Rodgers leads Brady in quarterback rating by ten points, 110.4 to 100.4...

[call_me_ishmael]

If they run the table he will win MVP again. Who do they play? Anyone tough? Minnesota again I assume? Did we lose to Minne?

[HarveyWallbangers]

The MVP race just got interesting. If Rodgers finished with 42 and 4, he’s got a coin flip on Brady.

It's probably a coin flip now. If he finishes with those numbers, he'll win it--especially if the Packers get the #1 seed. Brady is at 36-11 in 14 games. Rodgers is at 30-4 in 13 games. Packers are 11-2 with Rodgers. Buccaneers are 10-4 with Brady. Packers have won with massive injuries to their OL, without Adams, without Jones, without Tonyan. Brady got shutout without his weapons, and I think that really hurt him in the eyes of the voters. Rodgers has to overcome his anti-vac stance that most voters will hold against him though.

Taylor is still in the mix, if Brady/Rodgers struggle down the stretch.

[smuggler]

I think this being a Primetime game and being so late in the year definitely hurts Tom.

[texaspackerbacker]

How could ANYBODY vote for lame-assed Brady over Rodgers? I could see how a case could be made for Jonathan Taylor, but no way in hell Brady should get it.

[smuggler]

If the year ended today, Brady would be the lamest MVP since 1983.

[King Friday]

I think Taylor is in the driver's seat...voters may figure this is a good season to reward someone other than a QB. The Colts also will have to fight right through game 17. It is very possible both Rodgers and Brady could see reduced time, or not play at all, in week 18. The Colts aren't likely to win their division until the last week, so Taylor will be balling through the end of the season for sure.

[Bretsky]

SO HAPPY FOR JT; knew the Colts got a game changer there. If the Colts make the playoffs I think he's it. But they have to make the playoffs.

AROD over Brady for sure IMO