You left out on Tuesdays while standing on one foot. Oh and for 9 of those 12 months he wasn't playing so I'm at a loss to see how that matters. Everybody knows Dak will have to keep playing at this current level to win the MVP.. I stand by my assertion that if he does he will be the runaway winner. He will finish as the starting QB on a 13 win team with 40+ TDs and single digit INTs. If he does that he will absolutely win the MVP and it won't even be close.
Well...IMO it matters. Whenever he faces good teams....he almost always has an average to poor game. And that's when the INTs start racking up. You're extrapolating his stats he's racked up against bad teams...and assuming once the REAL competition starts there won't be a down tick. His real competition against teams with really good players is coming.
And yeah....the people that decide the MVP care how you perform when you match up against the upper echelon teams. As evidence by the fact that there are currently EIGHT QBs ahead of him (a quarter of the league's QBs) in the odds to win MVP.
When was his last good performance in a winning effort against a really good team that had their starting QB at the start of the game? I mean....if you WANT to call last November's win against the mighty Giants with Daniel Jones that "really good team", then mmmmm'kay.... but he just doesn't have a stellar record against good to great teams....and then there's the playoff factor