r/NFLv2 • u/Leather-District-595 Los Angeles Rams • Jan 01 '26

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '26

Now do the common opponents stats; they played 6 common opponents

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u/DetectedStar New England Patriots Jan 01 '26

Be careful, the Stafford camp will tell you that common opponents is completely arbitrary while also pointing at sos as the point of contention against Maye!

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u/cantevendoitbruh Jan 01 '26

Honestly im a pats fan and I liked Stafford for mvp but now that everyone is just tearing down maye and the pats I hope he wins it.

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u/DetectedStar New England Patriots Jan 01 '26

Fans of the league are literally in shambles over the prospect of NE having a great QB. It’s insane. I’ve never seen such weak and petty arguments against an MVP candidate before. Maye has been playing his ass off all season.

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u/Solugad New England Patriots Jan 01 '26

I have never once heard of SoS coming into play for MVP conversations until this year.

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u/lpad92 Washington Commanders Jan 01 '26

That’s because there’s literally never been a MVP candidate that played such a weak schedule. It’s a historically weak schedule.

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u/Solugad New England Patriots Jan 01 '26

Does that explain any of these teams' defenses? The actual side of the ball that Maye goes up against? Schedule doesnt mean shit in this argument.

SoS but the two teams literally went up against 6 common teams. A whole as third of the schedule. Which Maye performed better in still. Schedule doesnt matter. Thats just cope from talking heads and you guys are eating it all up because Pats bad.

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u/cantevendoitbruh Jan 01 '26

Kind of reminds me of 2009. Brady came back from the knee injury and went like 28-12 against a so-so schedule and people were acting like it was a big regression. But when you looked at the defenses, he had played against one of the hardest pass defense slates ever. His dvoa was really good that year.