TR: Dak Prescott Is the NFL’s Analytics Darling and MVP Candidate

It comes down to what the viewer values

Lamar- Head of the best offense in the league that is breaking statistical barriers
Wilson- Putting up one of the best statically seasons this year despite a crap supporting cast
Dak- Putting up the best statical season of anyone using advanced metrics
Watson- Before last week he was having a hell of a season
Rodgers- No idea why he is being mentioned, maybe because he is the QB of a team that is in a 4 way tie for the 3rd best record? He doesn't belong.
McCaffrey- Breaking RB records

Is there anyone else that should be included?
 
Dak is playing at an MVP level, but won’t win because the team and coaching aren’t good enough, unfortunately.

Dak leads the league in Points Added. The last 3 MVP winners (Mahommes, Brady, and Ryan) also led the league in this category. Dak is deserving of the award if his elite play continues.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/qbr/_/sort/qbpaa

And he's on pace to beat Mahomes PA from last season. We are witnessing a truly elite QB performance this season.
 
It comes down to what the viewer values

Lamar- Head of the best offense in the league that is breaking statistical barriers
Wilson- Putting up one of the best statically seasons this year despite a crap supporting cast
Dak- Putting up the best statical season of anyone using advanced metrics
Watson- Before last week he was having a hell of a season
Rodgers- No idea why he is being mentioned, maybe because he is the QB of a team that is in a 4 way tie for the 3rd best record? He doesn't belong.
McCaffrey- Breaking RB records

Is there anyone else that should be included?

According to Booger McFarland (Idiot, I know) says Michael Thomas from the Saints :lmao2:.
 
According to Booger McFarland (Idiot, I know) says Michael Thomas from the Saints :lmao2:.
Lol Booger is crazy, but man is MT damn good. I'm bias since I think it should be a QB, but it is interesting that people discuss McCaffrey and not MT. I guess both players produced with backup QBs, but I'd argue it's much harder for the WR than the RB.

Idk just thinking aloud.
 
Dak won't win, but he is in the mix. As he should be.

The HC is holding him back from being a legit MVP candidate.
 
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every MVP winner has missed out on winning the SB the same year so I'm cool with him not getting it. Just having him in the conversation is enough. I personally believe it will go to Lamar Jackson or Russel Wilson
 
If his stats are still like this by season's end, he should be in the conversation.

The schedule take a very sharp turn beginning this week. Keep it up and he and the team certainly will have earned their due credit
But the current stats are based on a very, very uniquely weak pass defense schedule the first 10 games. Almost unprecedentedly weak.
Does NOT mean we and he can't keep rolling---you can't control who you play.
 
If we somehow win out I could see Dak getting it. If that happened, he’d be the favorite.

But right now, I give it to Russ.
 
Prescott has no chance to be MVP.

Dallas is 6-4 and will likely lose again.

There are 3 QBs that are ahead of him on their's team record, Jackson, Wilson, and Rodgers.

The team that has the best record will go a long way to the MVP selection.
 
Prescott has no chance to be MVP.

Dallas is 6-4 and will likely lose again.

There are 3 QBs that are ahead of him on their's team record, Jackson, Wilson, and Rodgers.

The team that has the best record will go a long way to the MVP selection.

I wouldn't say no chance, as he has the 5th best chance to win it.
Also he doesn't need to have the best record, he just needs to have a good record(10+ wins) while still being the best statistically. Although having the best record obviously helps.

It's a shame team record is so heavily weighed in MVP discussion.
 
Prescott has no chance to be MVP.

Dallas is 6-4 and will likely lose again.

There are 3 QBs that are ahead of him on their's team record, Jackson, Wilson, and Rodgers.

The team that has the best record will go a long way to the MVP selection.
Not necessarily true. Falcons QB Matt Ryan won the 2016 NFL MVP race (Dak got the Rookie of the Year award), even though the Falcons finished their regular season at 11 - 5, while Dak and the Cowboys finished at 13 - 3.
 
I wouldn't say no chance, as he has the 5th best chance to win it.
Also he doesn't need to have the best record, he just needs to have a good record(10+ wins) while still being the best statistically. Although having the best record obviously helps.

It's a shame team record is so heavily weighed in MVP discussion.
Exactly what I tried to say in my previous post. ^^^^
 

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