John63":21yv0kd8 said:
I agree it is way too early for this though he had a fantastic game.
That said if this was Carson, Wagner, DK, or any other player there would be more people saying let's get it started
No matter how you slice it this is an MVP performance now can he and the team keep it going
C/ATT YDS AVG TD INT SACKS RTG
Russell Wilson 18/23 254 11.0 4 0 3-13 152.3
and 78% comply %
Wilson was awesome today. That being said, look around the league at what some of the other QB's did.
Dak Prescott, 400 yards and 3 TD's.
Tom Brady, 380 yards and 4 TD's.
*gulp* Jared Goff, 340 yards and 3 TD's.
Patrick Mahomes, 340 yards and 3 TD's.
Kyler Murray, 290 yards and 4 TD's.
Jalen Hurts, 265 yards and 3 TD's.
Point being, as well as Russ played today, and he played really, really well, quite a few other QB's played well also. Even if Russ keeps this up for the entire season, if some of those other guys do as well, Russ still might not win the MVP. Right or wrong, eye popping stats matter in the MVP conversation. 300+ yards, or 350, or 400, is a lot more eye popping than 250. Now multiply that by 17. It's a pretty big difference.
You can't just look at what one player did and say "that's an MVP performance". You have to look at what that one player did
compared to everyone else.