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Does Colts QB Andrew Luck "really" deserve to be a part of the 2012 NFL MVP discussion ??
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Started by sb41champs, Dec 10 2012 03:10 PM
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sb41champs
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Posted 10 December 2012 - 03:10 PM
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Tark The Shark
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Posted 10 December 2012 - 03:13 PM
Not MVP but for yes for ROTY.
Luck has made too many turnovers to be considered for MVP.
Also more credit should be given out to the entire team rather than Luck, the defense played well after the first half. The entire team played better in the 2nd half.
Maybe next year when Luck has more than 2 seconds to throw the ball, he can be considered for MVP.
Luck has made too many turnovers to be considered for MVP.
Also more credit should be given out to the entire team rather than Luck, the defense played well after the first half. The entire team played better in the 2nd half.
Maybe next year when Luck has more than 2 seconds to throw the ball, he can be considered for MVP.
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Posted 10 December 2012 - 03:26 PM
As a Colts fan, I say with full heart: Yes.
If I put emotions away and look at things in their reality: not yet. His team doesn't allow him to be there. If the O-line could protect him a little better, he would put up stellar numbers...and could be considered s potential MVP.
His last 2 games wasn't outstanding, however he showed he can struggle for a win.
If I put emotions away and look at things in their reality: not yet. His team doesn't allow him to be there. If the O-line could protect him a little better, he would put up stellar numbers...and could be considered s potential MVP.
His last 2 games wasn't outstanding, however he showed he can struggle for a win.
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Posted 10 December 2012 - 03:30 PM
I think he should be in the conversation, but probably shouldn't win it. IMO, he should be a lock for ROTY, but we all know that the media is in love with another rookie QB whom shall remain nameless.
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Posted 10 December 2012 - 06:50 PM
No.
He only has Comeback Victories. He doesn't have the stats to be MVP or ROTY.
Stats don't matter to me but some people only care about that so ROTY will probably be RG3 or Wilson
He only has Comeback Victories. He doesn't have the stats to be MVP or ROTY.
Stats don't matter to me but some people only care about that so ROTY will probably be RG3 or Wilson
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Posted 10 December 2012 - 10:50 PM
It all comes down to how you define MVP. If it's best player in the league then no. If it's who means the most to his team then yes he should be in the conversation but I think others are a better choice namely Brady, Petterson, and Manning this season.
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