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Winning when no one expects it is fun. Winning when you are supposed to win is hard.
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(04-25-2022, 02:40 PM)KillerGoose Wrote: Joe Mixon isn't going to get MVP consideration on a team with Joe Burrow, or even without Joe Burrow. To put it into a different perspective, Derrick Henry ran for 2027 yards on 5.4 yards per carry and 17 TDs in 2020. He wasn't even a finalist. Genuinely wasn't even close to competing for an MVP, zero consideration. Aaron Rodgers won that year with 88% of the vote. Allen and Mahomes came in second & third, respectively. Mixon will have a strong season, barring injuries, but MVP talk is really beating an absurd drum. 

You have to keep in mind that the Bengals are not a run heavy team, and they will not be a run heavy team. This team will live and die by Burrow & co. with Mixon as the sidekick. If anyone is winning MVP from Cincinnati, it is Burrow. He does have a real chance at doing that. 

I betcha he gets votes. Votes is consideration.
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RE: Winning when no one expects it is fun. Winning when you are supposed to win is hard. - Soonerpeace - 04-25-2022, 06:03 PM

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