Kirk Cousins MVP Watch

And the SB win was all Joe.  Had nothing to do with his defense only allowing 7 points.   Joe was great if his team held  the other team to under 20 points. Over 20 points, not so much.  And 20 points at that time was around average.   He was an average QB with a lot of flash. 

Not true, there's at least five and a half reasons he's famous:

- He had the Super Bowl win
- He's from New York
- He won't shut up and talks a lot of sh*t (this might actually be 2 reasons)
- His fashion style makes him look like a pimp
- New York's best alternative is Eli Manning [booooorrrrring]
- He played college football under Bear Bryant at Alabama (only half a reason now that Whathisname Saban has slightly more wins, relegating Bear Bryant to "remember that old guy named after a bear who didn't have a twitter account?" stature)

That's more reasons than almost anyone except maybe Derek Jeter.

Namath was legitimately a great QB for his era aside from the injuries. He had an incredibly quick release (like Marino) and was able to avoid sacks. He threw downfield a lot and so piled up interceptions, but he led the league in NY/A. He made 4 Pro Bowls in 5 years and was All Pro a couple of times.

Chase Stuart’s article is the best account of why Namath is a legitimate Hall of Famer: www.footballperspective.com/joe-namath-has-become-footballs-most-misunderstood-quarterback/

Brad Oremland’s historical ranking of QBs had Namath 32nd, just behind Warner and ahead of Cunningham and Romo: www.footballperspective.com/top-100-qbs-21-40-by-brad-oremland/

Okay?  They have 12 more drives on offense so that isn't all that surprising.  Even if a team goes 3 and out they still get 4 plays on that drive leading to 48 extra plays where the offense might have thrown three incompletions and punted.  

I don't know what list this Spinosa is talking about but in order for Kirk to be rated higher than the Bradys, Wilsons and Rodgers of the NFL he must lead his team to a SB win......PERIOD!  

I honestly don’t know about Cousins winning MVP. He’s playing good but not doing anything spectacular. If anybody on this offense were to be in consideration for MVP, it would be Justin Jefferson.

Normally I would agree with you here, but it could be Brady, Rodgers and Wilson are just done as being elite QBs.   This will be Brady's final and worst season as a pro, it is currently Wilson's worst by far and while Rodgers has some talent issues he is working with, he is at an age the vast majority of QBs have either retired by or really begin to fall off a cliff.  Still, even in their worst seasons as pros Brady and Rodgers at least are having a better year statistically than Cousins.  

I am also a little worried because the last time people on here claimed Cousins was surpassing Rodgers was in 2019, and following that year Rodgers won 2 MVPs in a row.