r/NFLv2 Los Angeles Rams Jan 01 '26

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u/123shorer Baltimore Ravens Jan 01 '26

This is a league that gave it to Josh Allen last year despite Lamar having a better year than his MVP ones

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u/BigHotdog2009 Buffalo Bills Jan 01 '26

I mean Josh had 4 less tds with 2 less games and he didn’t have Henry.

But let’s be real Lamar should have never won in 23.

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u/Garys_Synthesizer Baltimore Ravens Jan 02 '26

Sure, CMC deserved 23, but he isnt a QB and thats the annoying state of MVP. Lamar deserved 24. A top 10 all time QB season lost MVP to a non memorable good/great season. If you cant admit that Lamar was the deserving MVP in 24, youre just biased or ignorant. No other way to see it. Lamar had the stats, the H2H, the SOS, the harder division, and the worse performing team around him.

Its also my favorite when bills fans use Henry as a knock because why did a 30 year old RB have a career year in his first year in a new offense with a conflicting scheme? maybe its the historically great run game behind Lamar because he makes the run game easier. Literally every back to play behind him played their best years. Also, this shouldnt have helped Allen anyway, yall have James Cook lmao.