Who Is The Most Controversial MVP In NFL History?
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- Throughout the entirety of NFL history, there have obviously been a ton of guys who have won the NFL MVP award. But not all trophies shine the same way. Guys like Aaron Rodgers and Peyton Manning may have won MVP trophies that belong to other guys. But in this video, it's up to you to decide what the biggest MVP robbery in NFL history is. Anyway, if you enjoyed this video, then like and comment if you want, and you can even subscribe if you think I've earned it.
These are the biggest NFL MVP snubs in all of American football. Seriously, Drew Brees and JJ Watt deserved their NFL MVPs, and they even had the best NFL MVP seasons. I wonder who will win the NFL MVP award in 2023, as guys like Tom Brady and Joe Montana have won it in the past. Still, though, this NFL MVP race is going to impact the NFL playoffs in the future indefinitely.
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0:00 - Intro
0:31 - Aaron Rodgers For MVP?
3:41 - Were 3 People Robbed?
6:46 - The Double Snub
9:28 - WHO WON THE MVP?
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I nearly choked on my own saliva when you said a kicker won MVP over Dan Fouts. That's a highway robbery right there.
Not really Dan Fouts best season led the chargers to the 5th seed. Moseley broke kicking records and led the skins to the 1st seed which was important because the nfc championship was versus Dallas which was the second seed. The skins also won the Super Bowl that year
@@alexanderguerrero347 nah the voters (media reporters) made him MVP as a way to protest against the NFL
Awful MVP but to be fair if a kicker ever deserved an MVP it would have been Moseley that year
@@tubfrog Yeah considering how many game winners this guy hit I guess I can see that but still I don't think I've ever heard of a kicker winning MVP.
😂😂😂
The Saints won the first 13 games in 2009, not just the first 11. Drew Brees was Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Year. He was the MVP of the entire sporting world, but the NFL couldn't get it right.
Yes I recall this. Was convinced we’d go 16-0 by some divine intervention at that point.
He definitely should've been MVP
Mannings stats through his full games played were better than brees stats through his full games played 🤷♂️ more tds per full game and more yards per full game. Brees had the 6th rank rushing attack while Manning put up his numbers being the entire offense with no Marvin Harrison or Sean Payton scheming easy completions. Manning was simply more valuable.
@@campete8124 🤦
16 picks picks in less games played hahah
I’m a Panthers fan and I think Drew Brees deserved a MVP!
As a Saints fan, same
Why tf are you a panthers fan. I’m so sorry
@@FragzonYT I’m sorry too lol. I’m from the Carolina’s so I grew up a fan
@@vanderbiltalexsingleton2041 i am too but I’m an atlanta fan. Not not better💀
It’s a tough life for us panthers fans, remember we also have the hornets :/
On the bright side most of us are fans of colleges such as North Carolina, Duke, and Clemson which are all good at either football or basketball!
Drew clearly deserved an MVP. He never got enough respect
He definitely deserved an MVP.
Yeah and Matt Ryan got a MVP the biggest choker ever in a Superbowl 🗑️🤷💩
Drew Brees was the victim of robbery several times when it comes to the MVP. He only had ONE Pro Bowl WR at the beginning/middle of his time in NOLA and he STILL passed for 5000 yards on a regular basis. Who else did that?
5000 yards with a losing record
He got robbed in 2009, but I don’t think he got robbed in any other season. Rivers low key got robbed in 2008.
@@StFigarlandGarling if Aaron Rodgers didn’t play what could be argued as the best QB season ever in 2011, Drew Brees would’ve been a no-brainer
Brees underrated as hell. You could tell he meant everything to that city and he gave them everything he had. It’s a shame his defense sold so bad in the playoffs. He deserved 2-3 rings
I think the main reasons Rivers never won an MVP was his talent for losing his team games. It seemed like anytime he was in a tight game, he would turnover the ball, to give the other team a chance to win or to seal the win for the other team. Also having arguably the best RB and TE in NFL history, takes the spotlight off of him.
The 2009 Brees I'll never forgive the voters for. Even what Peyton won in only 120 yards with 2 more starts.
Congrats on-an amazing career to JJ Watt definitely a first ballot hall of famer
2014 MVP, if it wasn't for QB bias.
For sure
2009 Saints were NOT a carry job lol. Vilma, Sharper, Porter, Will Smith, Jahri Evans, Thomas, reggie bush wasn't even the starting rb. Cmon, give them credit
Indeed. Although they gave up a lot of points and yards, they did get 26 interceptions and 19 fumble recoveries. The defense made plays
The last time a regular season MVP won the Super Bowl was Kurt Warner in 1999. Since then, every MVP has either lost or not even made it that far. So make of that what you will.
Thank you
I’ve been saying the same to all my peoples as well
If your team is doin great, ya dont want anyone from the team to win mvp, its a jinx along Sports Illustrated cover, all the ea sports games covers as well
Mahomes about to break that
I'm a Falcons fan, and even I can admit that Brees deserved MVP that year. That's how drastic it is.
No he didn’t, he want even close
Giving a kicker the MVP was a sort of protest by the writers. They were basically arguing that nobody deserved the MVP when the players sat out half the season. They gave it to someone who obviously didn't deserve it to make a mockery of the award.
The first 30k subs is by far the hardest. You’re gonna snowball, Mr Frog
Great Vid bro
That pile of wrinkled flesh that was left of Andre Johnson line was hilarious!!!!!! I about choked on my food laughing!!!!!
Biggest snub of all time is 1987.
Winner: John Elway. Just over 3000 pass yards, 19 TDs, 12 INTS, and 4 rushing [not bad]
Loser: Jerry Rice. 63 catches, 1000+ yards, *23 total touchdowns.* Side note: This was all in 12 games.
Montana also led the League in TD passes, completion percentage and passer rating. Almost 20 points higher than Elway and 31 TD passes. Elway wasn't even an all pro, Montana was.
Both deserved it over Elway, which is why Elway won with the votes being split between Montana and Rice.
Elway has always been overrated.
@@TheY2G Can anyone make a compelling argument for why he's first team 90's all decade team over Favre and Young?
Because if ya look at that 87 Broncos roster you’d realize Elway did more with much less around him
That man was so great he got Denver to 3 Super Bowls they shouldnt have reached
Remind me who else did that then?
@@chicagodude8888 No one can without naming the three SBs he reached, even though he had a great defense in two of those occasions and he shat his pants in all three SB games. Not to mention they were all in the 80's lmao.
Brees has had 3 MVP seasons.
2009- Manning
2013- Manning
2018- Mahomes
In 2013 manning three for 5.5k yards and 55 tds IN WHAT WORLD is Bree’s better. And in 2018 Mahomes thrre for 5k yards and 50 tds. You’re a Bree’s meatrider
@@ACLA23 HAHA never said he had a better season than those guys. Those were his MVP worthy seasons. Unfortunately for him other players had historic seasons.
@@dylanheyl
Well if he's listing MVP caliber seasons, he's being silly by leaving out 2011, 2008 won OPOY, and 2006 made first team all pro and got MVP votes. Brees got MVP votes 4 separate years, 2006, 2009, 2011, 2018. And from an efficiency standpoint, 2019 was his best statistical year.
Drew Bree’s truly deserved an mvp, one of the best ever
Oh yea most definitely, if you put prime Drew Brees on a team like the Patriots with Moss and Welker he would have broke multiple records again
The timing just never lined up for him
@@lightning10053 this is the only true take. yeah he might deserve a MVP but literally every blast year he had came in the exact year another QB played like godlevel. 2011, 2018 etc.
@@ercihanates6504 Exactly. Brees is an all time great who deserves to be in the top 10 but he just never had a year where another QB didn't outdo him. Sure he had some mvo caliber years, and if you put his stats in a vacuum it's confusing. But when you look at who win it over him it becomes clear.
2011? Great season. Unfortunately for him rodgers just happened to have arguably the greatest QB season of all time and at the same time. There's a reason he won it damn near unanimously. He has 1 more touchdown than brees with 6 interceptions to his 14. That's absurd. He also led easily the WORST defense in the nfl to a 15-1 record.
In 2018 he was great but mahomes had easily the greatest season by a first time QB starter ever. 52 touchdowns to his 36. Over 1,000 more yards. And they went 12-4 with yet again arguably the worst defense in the league. Brees is exceptional. He just had bad timing.
@@lightning10053 You certainly know ball. 2011 and 2018 came from just top of my head. Peyton won the MVP in 2003 and 2004, in 2005 he finished as 2nd. Then in 2006 he finally slowed down so it was finally wide open to win it and Brees was the best QB in the league but a god damn rb came outta nowhere and won it🤣🤣🤣(he finished 2nd in the MVP voting) It must be very frustrating. I can say he is the unluckiest qb ever.
If you also include Super Bowl MVP, it’s James White. Most points ever scored by a single player in the Super Bowl, single-handedly won the Super Bowl for the Patriots, but they gave it to Brady. Brady even said after the SB that James White should have won the vote unanimously.
As a Patriots fan he should've won Superbowl MVP.
As a pats fan James white def deserved it.
Toss to White… he’s IN, PATRIOTS WIN THE SUPER BOWL!!!
The biggest stub has to be in 87 when Elway won it even though he threw less TDs than Jerry Rice caught
Facts
Romo had more of an argument for MVP in 2014. Watt didn't even make the playoffs
The Texans went 9-7 in 2014, they didn't get in because the offense wasn't able to do enough in 1 score games. They went 2-4 in 1 score games. Now in 2 of those 4 close losses, it was higher scoring but the 2 others were close. They lost 17-20 in OT to the Cowboys(Top 5 Offense) and 10-17 to the Colts(6th Best Offense). (There was also a loss to the Bengals which they lost 13-22, which was close but their offense failed em.) Watt did a lot for those Texans, forcing them to a positive record but it wasn't enough. Which btw, Had the Texans won 1 more game would've been in the playoffs because they beat Baltimore in the Regular Season thus holding the tiebreaker they were that close to getting in.
Demarco Murray ran for 1800+ yards though
Romo managed the games early in the season with his back being a major issue
@@itscorn1630romo was good that year
Montana was a Niner until 1993. Really enjoyed the vid though man!
Crazy enough People forget about rivers great year in 2008
And Ed Reed. Longest pick 6 ever
Because he was 8-8
Ayoo whopper to the back is crazy lmaoo
Drew Brees robbed big time in 2009 AND 2011!
I think Rodgers deserved it more in 2011, but Brees absolutely got robbed in 2009. Heck, I think Favre deserved it over Peyton in 2009, although that's more arguable.
@@redwings0142 Warner and Rivers were arguably better than Peyton too that year.
I can’t give him 2009 even with better stats. Manning was 14-0. Brees was 13-2 with a much better coach
@@TheCephalon I know they gave it to Peyton because he had the best record, but the Colts also had the #8 ranked defense that year while the Saints defense was ranked #20. And statistically, Brees was in a class of his own that year.
@@TheCephalon Peyton had a much better team around him. Brees still led in basically every stat.
3:55 how can someone get half a vote?😂
Rodgers beating Brady in 2021-22 was robbery.
No seriously. In thirty years ppl will say that
@@marcusjenkins5371 People started saying it years ago.
Context: Moseley kicked like 6 something game winners for Washington that year in their first 7 games.
That and the excellent numbers for that time made him the choice. He was, by testimony of Washington players, their most valuable player
Yep the skins had the 1st because of him and that was important in the playoffs because the nfc championship was versus Dallas which was the 2 seed so skins had home advantage and then won the superbowl
that isn't true at all. Washington in 1982 had a total of two games decided by three points of fewer all season (13 games incl playoffs). he was the choice because of a protest vote by the AP and SN; UPI, PFWA and NEA all voted Fouts, he even got the Bert Bell that season
@@laurinnn Actually was 3 but 2 had a 3 or less differential.
I am pretty sure its because he went 20/21 I believe.
@@zeged34 yeah that's what I meant oops
Also in 1990, Jim kelly led the league in passer rating at 101.2, with a touchdown-interception ratio of 24-9, and went 12-2 as a starter. More fuel to the fire
TD/INT ratio does not matter in context. You can throw 20 touchdowns and 12 picks, yet go 13-3 with 4 or 5 game-winning drives and scoring around 26 points per game. As long as you are moving the chains and chewing up clock, that's all that matters in the playoffs. And thus, renders the ratio useless.
@@blacker5826 Just saying he was pretty good that year. Arguably, this was his best season. 1991 had its highs, but the lows were really low. Week 13 in foxboro
@blacker5826 I mean for an individual performance based award TD/INT ratio is obviously important. I mean that's in large part how Aaron Rodgers got his awards.
@@bigfat4172 Yeah, but his 2021 campaign was no where near Brady's. Brady put up the 2nd best offense in the league (with the Redskins imploding on the Cowboys), meanwhile Rodgers only put up the 10th best.
If we do go by the true definition of MVP and not by stats/context (which is mostly stats catered towards children, because that's what the AP MVP voters are), Brady would have at least 12, followed by Peyton Manning with at least 8.
@@blacker5826 exactly. Led the league in passing yards and touchdowns, with a 13-4 record, and all he gets Is 2nd team all pro? That's fucked up
JJ , Drew Brees , LT (running back) , Ray Lewis , Calvin Johnson , Randy Moss , Jerry Rice all should have MVPs
LT does have an MVP
2011 Drew Brees, man breaks two NFL passing records and still doesnt win because Rodgers snd the Packers go 15-1
And because Rodgers had the best qb season ever
Honestly Peyton has 3 MVP’s he really won solely because he was Peyton Manning, same with Brady in 2017. Both were still great those years, but there were other players better than them.
Love you content but dude you need to put some background music. It don’t gotta be nun crazy but it adds more personality to the video
You are truly the MVP of sports content
just sayin
Brees never getting nfl mvp is such a joke
Those other Brees' seasons? 2011 vs Rodgers and 2018 vs Mahomes
Brees did not remotely deserve an mvp over mahomes. And in 2011 he threw 8 more pics than rodgers and had less tds plus a worse qbr by 12. And the packers went 15-1 Brees didnt have a shot
@@benmoore359 I'm not saying he was robbed, but as the video alluded his MVP worthy seasons competed with some of the best, in 2011 Bress lead in passing TDs and obliterated Marino's yards record.
@@0Clewi0 He wasn’t even close in 2011, that’s why reading stats in hindsight is stupid
@@ReallyGotMotion Do you have any reading comprehension? I'm saying his 2011 season would've been an mvp season on other years, not that it was close on 2011.
@@0Clewi0 my mistake
I wonder why Montana won that MVP over those two legend qbs 🤔 i guess we'll never know 😂
Do you remember the Sports Illustrated cover with Randall?
The Ultimate Weapon
Yeah Randall an Moon were stellar
Tub frog your use of SpongeBob music is elite. You are next up in the nfl world.
Haven’t watched yet, but jj watt in (I think) 2014 better be on here !
Drew Brees will go down as the greatest player in any sport to not win an MVP. I simply can’t Imagine anyone else throwing for 5k yards 5 times (48 yards away from 6 times) with anything similar to his QBR and not getting it. On top of that he is wildly recognized as easily a top 10 QB of all time.
Fun fact about the Seahawks packer game Wilson threw 4 picks and won 5 turnovers in total by Seattle
Wilson played his worst game of his life (not including 2022 games) that day, except for the last 4 minutes, where he played his best. Still the most insane comeback I think I've ever seen. Seattle's offense, other than Marshawn Lynch, was just awful...until they suddenly weren't.
The refs too fumbled that missed interception in the endzone
Most robbed to least robbed: Fouts, Brees, Moon, Watt
Brees should have been the MVP in at least one of his 5,000 yard seasons because during those years his right arm was the only way the Saints put up points. That is the definition of the most valuable player.
He played in a dome and had a losing record for nearly half of his seasons. When you’re trailing all the time, you throw more. His yards are a bit padded. He is still a hall of fame qb though.
@@Jackaroo.the fact that his team sucked so bad every single year to the point where he had to pull a one-man carry job every year and succeeded for most of those, should be further proof of how great he was. You can say his stats are padded all you want, but when he’s literally the only player on the team worth a damn for 90% of his time there, the fact that he was still able to put up that many stats to rival or surpass his top peers every year is just more proof for his case.
I think in 1988 or 89 Jerry Rice had more TDs then John Elway in a 12 game season and Elway won the MVP
It was actually in 1987.
Agreed. Moss in ‘07 or Johnson in ‘12 could’ve gotten one too if Rice had made it where receivers could win one 😂
@@splysavvTom Brady threw 50 tds-8 ints there is no godamn way that anybody besides him was the mvp.
@@StFigarlandGarling Moss caught almost half of those TDs, 23 to be exact 👀 without him Brady just had an average year and like I’ve been saying, QB favoritism real asf. Brady still has 2 MVPs still if Moss got one then. Let another position win some awards too. Brady isn’t, hasn’t been, and won’t ever be the whole team, stop treating him and other QBs like they are 😂
@@splysavv Well Brady was very clearly more valuable to his team than moss, because a great qb is always more valuable then a great wr.
I'm a huge Peyton fan but I can admit that Brees got robbed in 09
This is exactly why when debating the greatest players of all time, I don’t argue MVPs. Brees was a better qb over the course of his career than manning. Better comp. %, more yds and TDs, with LESS INTS! The only thing he doesn’t have are the “so-called” MVP awards that manning does and one more SB ring which mannings 2015 defense carried him to
Mvps matter. What a stupid argument
@@ACLA23 the most certainly do not. It’s an objective award. Stats are not.
@@jbrady8755 Stats don't tell the whole story, Brees played in an offense that threw the ball a lot more and he was boosted by Sean Payton. Peyton went to the Super Bowl with 4 different HCs. So no, Drew Brees was absolutely not a better QB than Manning.
@@blackanimelover18 if Brees played in an offense that threw the ball more, that makes it even more impressive that he has less interceptions and a higher completion percentage. Also, even though he played longer, he broke manning career yardage and TD record earlier in his career than manning. Manning is just more popular because he was a #1 overall pick and was expected to be future HOF QB, whereas Drew didn’t have as high of expectations. If Brees was a top pick that was expected to be a generational talent, he would’ve been given some MVPs too. I say given because you can’t earn them. It’s pretty random who they choose to give it to each year.
Biggest robberies IMHO:
2002: Rich Gannon over Priest Holmes
2021: Aaron Rodgers over Josh Allen
2008: Peyton Manning over Drew Brees
2003: Steve McNair over Ahman Green
2021 is just completely wrong and 2003 should have gone to priest Holmes. Also Bree’s went 8-8 in 2008 so I don’t think he should have gotten it.
@@StFigarlandGarling I think he meant 2009 for Brees.
Cooper Kupp Last year. Rodgers had a good year in 2021, but in 2020 i felt like he was better, and Kupp had one of the best WR years ever. Derrick Henry should've won it in 2020 but Aaron rodgers had the season of his career.
You just dont like rodgers
37 tds-4 ints on a 13-4 team, 48 tds-5 ints on a 13-3 team, Rodgers deserved both.
@@StFigarlandGarling 2020 yes, 2021 nope. Mainstream stats aren't everything.
@@StFigarlandGarling He deserved It in 2020 not 21.
Tom brady in 2021. 5,000 yards passing at age 44. Legendary
No shot JJ Watt was more valuable to the Texans than Rodgers was to the Packers in 2014 lol
2009 Brees was so snubbed, clear mvp and it wasn’t close.
I still feel Russell Wilson got jobbed out of rookie of the year in 2012. He tied the record for rookie TD passes, helped his team get into the playoffs (and yes, he was instrumental in comebacks that year) and even won his first ever playoff game. Granted, a certain someone else had his Rookie of the Year knee blow out...
That should have been co rookie of the year Luck&Wilson
Different sport but Kidd&Hill won co rookies
@@aceassn716 crazy thing is neither of them won they gave that award to RG3
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Moseley shouldn't have placed top ten. Fouts, Wes Chandler, Everson Walls, Marcus Allen, Freeman McNeil are just a few names who deserved it far more....
John Elway winning MVP over Jerry Rice and Joe montana. With worst stats and elway threw for less TDs than the ammount of TDs Jerry caught and also broke the single season Receiving TD record till moss broke it. Montana also had more yards TDs and less interceptions then Elway.
I know it's practically a QB award and that season was on pace to be historic but based on the amount of game winners and the raw percentage the kicker kinds was the most valuable player..
Not an MVP, but Christian McCaffrey should've won OPY over Michael Thomas in 2019. Yes, what Thomas did was undoubtedly impressive, but McCaffrey had nearly 1,400 Rushing yards along with just over 1,000 receiving yards for ~2,400 all purpose yards with 19 touchdowns. Thomas had 1,725 yards with just 9 touchdowns, so purely by numbers McCaffrey has him beat. That's also not mentioning that the Saints were a MUCH better team that year going 13-3 while the Panthers went 5-11. Thomas got the award because the NFL didn't want to give it to a player on a bad team, even though McCaffrey was unquestionably the most effective non-QB in the league that year. What he accomplished had only been done twice before, once by a Hall of Famer (Marshall Faulk) and once by a three time super bowl champion (Roger Craig). Meanwhile, Thomas' then record season was outdone in just two seasons by Cooper Kupp.
All in all, the fact that McCaffrey didn't get the award was utter lunacy.
Tom Brady leading the league in touchdowns and yards last year and not winning the mvp made me not care about the award anymore absolutely robbed. It’s a popularity contest and nothing more.
Manning and Rodgers both did not deserve like 2 of their MVPs, but the media gocks them harder than anyone anytime they do anything remotely impressive.
Do DPOY/OPOY snub next
I think Randall Cunningham in 1998 was a big snub, threw 38 touchdowns and almost 1,000 rushing yards, led an offense that scored 556 points (6th all time) but instead it was given to a really good running back. A great running back, defensive player, receiver, special teamer, etc. is NEVER more valuable than a great quarterback, unless there is a truly otherworldly season from one in a down year for quarterbacks.
I am so glad everyone figured out, finally, that RBs are fungible.
Brad Johnson was also the starter that season
Got hurt an we saw how quickly that offense exploded
Terrell Davis was undoubtedly better, he might have had the best season by a running back ever (postseason included) in an era where running backs were king and largely decided who won the super bowl. He had 2k yards 20+ rushing touchdowns and he had a dominant postseason run, I love Cunningham and believe he is one of the most underrated players in the history of the NFL but your off the mark here (he also had a teammate who got MVP votes in Randy Moss).
@@stealthiscool Davis definitely had a really good season but Cunningham should get more respect for how jaw-dropping he was and had to carry a bad defense. Again, Davis was great but a great runningback is not more important than a great quarterback.
I agree
As a washington fan being the only franchise with a kicker at mvp is the great flex ever lol
Brees also had a great argument for MVP in 2018, as he threw 32 TD’s to just 5 INT’s, led the Saints to the NFC’s #1 seed, and led the NFL in completion percentage (74.4), passer rating (115.7), Q4 comebacks (6) and game-winning drives (7). But of course, Mahomes burst onto the scene.
Mahomes threw for 5k and 50 tds. Bree’s fell off after the bye week
@@ACLA23 That's what he said
@AC23 yeah ...so in other years when Brees threw for 5000 yds why didn't he get the mvp over those guys... see the double standard hate they have for Brees. Hes not flashy and doesn't have a strong arm and they penalize him for it.
@@AbsoleteAim no it isn’t
@@TheGodfather-bm3ow he didn’t throw for 50 tds lmao. Mahomes was also the 2 seed I believe. Bree’s was either wildcard or didn’t make the playoffs. And as for 2011 Rodgers had the best qb season of all time
Whatever year the kicker won.
Whatever year Rice shdve won over Elway
2008: Rivers over Manning
2009: Brees over Manning
I'd like to see the same thing with Super Bowl MVPs
I got Mark Mosley to sign a football about a decade ago at my dad sportsman club haha still probably my favorite autograph just cuz it’s so wild a Kicker won MVP it’ll never happen again!
Tom Brady's 2021 Season
Dan Fouts 100% should have been MVP for the strike season imho!
He would fit in today's game like a glove except for his bad knees and not being able to keep plays alive.
Gregg Easterbrook (Tuesday Morning Quarterback) used to argue that the NFL MVP should be from at least a playoff team, and preferably one of the two Super Bowl teams.
EASILY Drew Brees’ 2011 season. Team went 13-3 and he set the record for most passing yards in a season and also threw an incredible 46TDs!!
Aaron Rodgers went 15-1 Ana he’s the greatest statistical qb season ever. (Manning and more counting stats but not better numbers)
Aaron went 15-1 with 45 TDs and 6 interceptions to Brees 12. Rodgers also set the record for highest passer rating in a single season with 122.5. All due respect to brees but no. His historic season just so happened to get beat out by an even more historic one.
@@ACLA23 and the packers beat the saints week 1
I did a similar "Who got robbed" just for fun but with the pro bowls for QBs in the 2010s. I took each conference and took gave the spot to the top 3 or 4 depending on how many QBs where on the roster that year to whoever had the best numbers regardless of their record or popularity. If there was an injury I treated the injury replacement the same as the voted in players which means their spot was up for graps. Some QBs wouldn't have gotten their spot and one QB got snubbed so much it seems like a conspiracy. I think we all know who that QB is.
You should make a video on it
Great video but the disrespect to andre Johnson 🙄🙄
Warren Moon is probably the biggest snub here
Warren Moon was amazing back in the day
Aaron Rogers prefers MVP's over rings
All time obviously 1982 is the biggest robbery. I mean a kicker won an MVP that year. That’s just awful 😂
1982 was a weird season in general. That was a strike shortened season
It was deliberate. The players went on strike and cut the season almost in half. They're lucky a punter wasn't chosen.
Another one is 1987. Jerry Rice set the record for most receiving TDs but lost to John Elway
When it came to the 2011 MVP vote, I was surprised it was so lopsided in favor of Rodgers. Me and many others thought it would've been a lot closer.
JJ Watt don’t need to think about it
JJ Watt is the biggest snub
In that 2009 saints season even though the defense was 20th they were 2nd in turnovers produced and that was the difference between 8-8 and 13-3
In recent times Arod stole that shit from Brady last year, straight up
Unpopular opinion but Brady last year should have fun.
Calvin Johnson in 2012, dude broke Jerry rices record
Peyton Manning’s 2008 MVP is the worst ever and it’s not close
Drew Brees was clearly robbed of 2 MVPs and people still hold it against him. Top 5 QB in NFL history
He was not even close, never ever, not 2009 not 2011
Only 1
As a Wisconsinite, JJ watt not getting mvp made the nfl feel really stale
1. Not quite.
2. No.
3. Yes
4. Kicker MVP.
#1 1982 Moseley over Fouts/Chandler
#2 1961 Hornung over Brown/Jurgensen/Taylor
#3 1987 Elway over Montana/Rice
Drew Brees was robbed. That MVP for Manning should have an asterisk next to it.
Barry Sanders having to share with Favre in 97 was wack af
Amazing that Brady and Watts will go into HOF at the same time
Warren Moon got screwed from the get-go. He ended up in the CFL for five seasons because he got no respect from the NFL. He still owns most of the QB records for the Oilers/Titans.
If anyone other than Mosley should have won the 1982 MVP it would have been Marcus Allen. He had 14 tds in a 9 game season and as a rookie was responsible for winning the division Fouts was in.
But honestly Mosley earned it hitting a record amount of game winning kicks
bill O'brien as a coach was Ok...
Yeah people forget that all his warts are from his stint as GM
Bruh its 0 valid arguments for Watt vs Rodgers
Rodgers had one of the best seasons ever
4400 yards
38TDs
5INTs
Passer rating 112
And the best record in the NFL
Difuq???
The 2009 Saints Defense was a turnover machine, the numbers don’t show that they were actually pretty solid
Reggie White also had 20+ sacks in those 8 games
Mine is kicker in that weird season
me to in that 9 game season in the 80's that was weird
Brady should of won it in the 2021-2022 season makes no sense how he didn’t