Who Was The Best NFL MVP Since 2010?

[@TheDogBark27]

Aaron Rodgers throwing 48 TDs to just 5 INT is one of the craziest stats of all time

[@Treday2day]

@@TheDogBark27 don’t forget the 102 throwaways. Just amazing!

[@mrfaade304]

@@Treday2day​​⁠yeah with a 70% completion percentage… meaning his incompletions were rarely due to a lack of accuracy. nice try though!

[@TheDogBark27]

@@Treday2day read the comment below you, now shut it hater

[@Treday2day]

@@TheDogBark27 AaaaRon is the most overrated player

[@TheDogBark27]

@@Treday2day why because you say he is?

[@rochae0343]

Whats crazy is that 2011 Drew Brees could be 2nd on this list. Thats how crazy Aaron Rodgers 2011 was.

[@jamessabatier414]

As a saints fan I was so annoyed Rodgers had to have arguably the best statistical year of all time that year 😂

[@benjiequezada]

@@jamessabatier414Yeah, Brees got hosed throughout his career. Every time he had an exceptional, MVP caliber season somebody else had a better season.

[@daviddolgin6230]

And 2018 Drew Brees😂

[@yeldarb1880]

2013 peyton and it's not close

[@corbinhulsewe]

2011 Brady could’ve been MVP almost any other year and he was only 3rd. Crazy year for QB play.

[@zdr7420]

What bums me about Rodgers 2011 MVP season is that Matt Flynn got the start for their final game and threw for an insane 480 yards and 6 TDs. If Rodgers played that game and threw for that stat line, he would have had 5,000+ yards anf 50+ TDs which would have made that season even more bonkers than it already was 😫😂

[@johnchedsey1306]

Matt Flynn cashed in so hard that day. Hell yeah, it was awesome!

[@kallumwatts9543]

Just imagine rogers stats if a back up went for nearly 500 yards. he would broke all kinda records lol

[@theenderkill4669]

And STILL woulda lost in the divisional lol

[@drunkenmmamaster419]

You aint lying 😂

[@ozyssah]

yeah but hes never been a stat padder, always just did what needed to be done to win (obviously not always but most players aren't lucky enough to get everything like Tom and patty)

[@nobeliumholmiumeinsteinium8790]

2012 AP is probably the most impressive. Bro had an ACL and MCL tear the season prior and people said it was career ending.

[@jordansmith8078]

He literally carried to their division winning season as well. It’s a 3 win team without AP

[@jleif7736]

AP and Dez bryant won me my fantasy league that year 😂. I had Calvin Johnson too, gosh that year of fantasy was an mvp year for me

[@accountname9872]

​@@jordansmith8078 that was a kick in the gut as a vikings fan but its extremely true.

[@toughsixty2059]

@@jleif7736that’s disgusting 😂😂

[@cornelllax05]

And then he played 10 more years after that season. Crazy

[@GentM2015]

I think Rodgers' 2021 MVP deserves more love, but the problem is that he set up the standard way too high.

[@Renegade-kf8fp]

Facts

[@trentlee6823]

Trust me, rodgers didn't want anymore "love"

[@Durag2007]

That should’ve gone to Brady tbh

[@BornagainKev]

​@@Durag2007 no he had more scores and less picks and more wins. We sre only counting regular seasons.

[@Durag2007]

@@BornagainKev Brady had 5 more total touchdowns and a thousand more yards

[@riley2882]

You forgot to mention how Lamar Jackson led the league in passing touchdowns during his 2019 mvp campaign. All you had say about his passing was that his number were lackluster.

[@slimzkeebler]

Also was a unanimous mvp

[@LoeLyf3]

2011 Rodgers is goated

[@cyberpunkalejandro5191]

2006 manning is the goat

[@naijahn13]

7-1 TD to INT ratio in 2011 is ridiculous he had a 9-1 ratio in his 2 of his MVP seasons as well

[@peevlit1461]

2011 rodgers was the best quarterback i’ve ever seen

[@27657Michael]

Peyton at 3 is NUTS

[@antonioiniguez1615]

2011 and 2020 Rodgers were better years

[@Inferno41498]

@@antonioiniguez1615Idk 55 touchdowns is hard to beat

[@antonioiniguez1615]

@@Inferno41498 2013 Manning had 157 more attempts than 2011 Rodgers and 133 more attempts than 2020 Rodgers. If Rodgers had 659 attempts like Manning did, he'd have 59 TDs and 60 TDs respectively based on TD%

[@spaciouswheat4580]

​@@antonioiniguez1615 Nah man I'm genuinely a Chiefs fan and I'd still argue that 2013 Manning and 2018 Mahomes are 1 and 2 interchangeable in my opinion.

[@antonioiniguez1615]

@@spaciouswheat4580 According to what metrics?

[@void7mapping711]

Flashing 28-3 at the end of Matt Ryan's section was dirty 😂

[@void7mapping711]

@ErickaSiegel k

[@Smido83]

Just watch any of his other videos... whenever the Falcons falcon in any way or form... it comes up!😉

[@damonsonnier34]

This one should be obvious: 2013 Peyton Manning.

[@Kaiduenn]

2018 patrick mahomes clears

[@Kaiduenn]

2018 patrick mahomes clears

[@MemeMeme-dd1yd]

@@Kaiduenn Silence child

[@Dankilicious123]

I agree for sure but Pat Mahomes in 2018 is pretty close imo.

[@jakeaguas]

@@Kaiduenn bro started watching football last season 😂

[@greenmanalishi6963]

I think Rodgers had a pretty insane season, Didn’t he throw like 3 Hail Marys in one seasons. 2 in one game.

[@Spiral87]

In 2015 yeah, threw a 65 yard Hail Mary to beat the Lions and threw TWO hail Mary’s back to back on the road against the Cardinals (2nd best defense in the league) and driving 99 yards in two plays; only of course to lose the OT coin toss and watch again as his defense lost the game as is custom

[@zdr7420]

And then the following season, tossed another playoff Hail Mary to Cobb against the Giants

[@greenmanalishi6963]

@@Spiral87 remember the one that broke Dallas hearts in playoff game 2017. Although it was a long throw it was still impressive 4th down conversion to Jared cook.

[@TheDogBark27]

He had 3 hail Mary’s, in back to back games, 2 in the second one

[@jtwk3400]

2011 was the first year I watched and seeing how dominant the packers were I was convinced they were never gonna lose a game

[@Spiral87]

Kyle Orton somehow became God for one day and cost us a 16-0 record sadly

[@samdath3439]

Lamar needs super bowl rings more than mvp's.

[@Aneeshtheofan]

He has time and the roster to do that.

[@UsefulPreconceivedNotions]

Yeah, but whose fault is that? Calling RPOs then saying "we put the responsibility of making decisions into Lamar's hands" doesn't mean you liberated him. You went up against the Chiefs with No Plan Other than to hand off the decision-making to a guy busy ducking the pass-rush like a couple of 12-year-olds who got scared so decided to avoid the responsibility of trying to call plays for an _entire playoff game?_ They set him up to fail. _Again._

[@tristonboone5239]

@@Aneeshtheofantoo bad there is a Patrick Mahomes size boulder in his way

[@E.J.Crunkleton]

Naw, running backs playing out of position are overrated.

[@JT2327]

@@tristonboone5239 I never wish injury on anyone truly. I hope he stays healthy every year. But, if he gets hurt, its wide open. and tis is football. more chaotic shit has happened. remember when tom brady broke his leg or something and was just out that year ( I think he tore his ACL). ANYTHING can happen so this thought that every year Pat is gonna be healthy and win everything just isn't realistic

[@andrewogunmokun9309]

Congrats on reaching 100K

[@g.williams2047]

It’s so funny how many of these MVP seasons ended not with a fight (2018 Mahomes, 2017 Brady) but with some of the worst duds in playoff history lol.

[@papapeaches0149]

2011 Rodgers might be the greatest QB season ever. Not only from a numbers standpoint, but just by the EYE TEST. The way he was physically slinging it that year was, and probably is, unmatched.

[@raw-b6658]

Matt Ryan is my favorite player of all time, his mvp season was amazing up until the dark day. We don’t speak of the dark day anymore

[@Smido83]

The dark day when the Falcons falconed?

[@saladcena2186]

2021 Rodgers was not great in playoffs, but the special teams are who shit themselves that day

[@jabariburton8630]

Its Arod 2011

[@americangooner98]

Can we talk about how ass the MVP trophy is for a second?

[@MTrojan32]

Do OPOY, DPOY, or MVP runner ups next

[@mellowdg]

Definitely has to do rookie of the years too

[@MTrojan32]

@@mellowdg He definitely should

[@RiuoSouy]

This is so well done.

[@allex_]

Regarding Rodgers: “no way he’ll win another” He’s gonna win another isn’t he?

[@acandela1294]

As a jets fan I highly approve this jinx

[@2infinity_and_beyond]

To me, 2011 Rodgers was basically unstoppable. He was IMPOSSIBLY good. Might be the best season EVER by a Qb

[@truzzprod.8191]

4500yrds 45tds 15-1 doesn't sound impressive?

[@AirJonahProd]

In 15 games too. More like 50 TDs and 5000 yards. Plus, they avg as an offense 35 a game

[@void7mapping711]

​@@AirJonahProd That would be 4800 yards and 48 TDs

[@Djrexda1]

45 tds and only like 5 ints btw, probably the best td to int ratio

[@AirJonahProd]

@@void7mapping711 he actually had 4643 yards and he was playing the lions. He was getting 5000 and would’ve likely had 49 or 50 TD’s. Matt Flynn threw all over that defense

[@void7mapping711]

@@AirJonahProd scaled to 16 games that's technically 48 yards short of 5000 but it's close enough

[@keegangarrison148]

I hate the 2014 Aaron Rodgers MVP with a passion. It was a good szn yea, but look at JJ Watt’s 2014 stats: 20.5 sacks, 5 forced fumbles, 1 pick six, 5 total TD’s; 1 pick six, 1 fumble six, 3 offensive receiving td’s off of 4 targets. 1 Safety, 29 TFL’s, and 51 QB hits. Not to mention 59 solo tackles. An all time elite defensive performance, he was not only the best player in the league he was by far the most valuable player to any one team. It would have been legendary for him to win 2014 MVP.

[@BornagainKev]

2021 Aaron was savage.

[@gbrow1604]

2016 Matt Ryan was the last person to win while not winning it before or after.

[@blakederby3932]

I looked back to the year 2000, it's crazy the lack of one time MVPs. You have many multi mvp winners, Manning, Brady, Mahomes, Lamar, Rodgers, Kurt Warner even. It makes you think that whenever we get a new winner, it won't be there last

[@ctaylah]

Crazily enough, Matt Ryan mirrored those numbers in 2018 but the Falcons were trash 😭

[@BrandonA1]

So I think this is important to show. This is all of their stats, adjusted to 2023 numbers: Passing: 2010 Tom Brady 365/522 Attempts, 70% Comp.%, 4095 Yards, 36 TDs, 3 INTs, 113.6 Passer Rating 2011 Aaron Rodgers 387/528 Attempts, 73.3% Comp.%, 4702 Yards, 46 TDs, 5 INTs, 124.4 Passer Rating 2013 Peyton Manning 479/666 Attempts, 71.9% Comp.%, 5407 Yards, 52 TDs, 9 INTs, 116.2 Passer Rating 2014 Aaron Rodgers 360/533 Attempts, 67.5% Comp.%, 4303 Yards, 36 TDs, 5 INTs, 110.6 Passer Rating 2015 Cam Newton 303/495 Attempts, 61.2% Comp.%, 3661 Yards, 31 TDs, 10 INTs, 96.4 Passer Rating 2016 Matt Ryan 382/535 Attempts, 71.4% Comp.%, 4762 Yards, 36 TDs, 7 INTs, 115.7 Passer Rating 2017 Tom Brady 419/608 Attempts, 68.9% Comp.%, 4745 Yards, 33 TDs, 8 INTs, 104.6 Passer Rating 2018 Patrick Mahomes 395/601 Attempts, 65.7% Comp.%, 4986 Yards, 45 TDs, 12 INTs, 108.1 Passer Rating 2019 Lamar Jackson 276/411 Attempts, 67.2% Comp.%, 3096 Yards, 34 TDs, 6 INTs, 110.9 Passer Rating 2020 Aaron Rodgers 374/535 Attempts, 69.9% Comp.%, 4164 Yards, 42 TDs, 5 INTs, 115 Passer Rating 2021 Aaron Rodgers 357/520 Attempts, 68.9% Comp.%, 3946 Yards, 33 TDs, 4 INTs, 108.9 Passer Rating 2022 Patrick Mahomes 441/654 Attempts, 67.4% Comp.%, 5260 Yards, 41 TDs, 12 INTs, 105 Passer Rating 2023 Lamar Jackson 307/457 Attempts, 3678 Yards, 24 TDs, 7 INTs Rushing/Receiving: 2010 Tom Brady 33 Attempts, 31 Yards, 1 TD 2011 Aaron Rodgers 63 Attempts, 263 Yards, 4 TDs 2012 Adrian Peterson 406 Attempts, 2165 Yards, 14 TDs, 44 Receptions, 218 Yards, 1 TD 450 Touches, 2383 Yards, 15 TDs 2013 Peyton Manning 34 Attempts, -29 Yards, 1 TD 2014 Aaron Rodgers 46 Attempts, 289 Yards, 2 TDs 2015 Cam Newton 143 Attempts, 699 Yards, 13 TDs 2016 Matt Ryan 38 Attempts, 129 Yards 2017 Tom Brady 27 Attempts, 31 Yards 2018 Patrick Mahomes 66 Attempts, 284 Yards, 2 TDs 2019 Lamar Jackson 192 Attempts, 1279 Yards, 7 TDs 2020 Aaron Rodgers 40 Attempts, 150 Yards, 3 TDs, 1 Reception, -6 Yards 41 Touches, 144 Yards, 3 TDs 2021 Aaron Rodgers 33 Attempts, 99 Yards, 3 TDs, 1 Reception, -4 Yards 34 Attempts, 95 Yards, 3 TDs 2022 Patrick Mahomes 60 Attempts, 332 Yards, 4 TDs, 1 Reception, 6 Yards 61 Touches, 338 Yards, 4 TDs 2023 Lamar Jackson 148 Attempts, 821 Yards, 5 TD

[@kingjay9929]

I think Mahomes in 2018 is definitely the most shocking. Nobody expected him to be THAT good immediately. Poor Chargers got to suffer his wrath first and from then on the league was on notice.

[@johnchedsey1306]

As a Seattle fan, that superbowl victory is even sweeter when you factor in the Broncos insane offensive stats that year. Shutting down that juggernaut is perhaps more impressive than the 2001 Ravens stopping...Kerry Collins. Manning was stellar in 2013. Until that first snap in the superbowl.

[@philipcaseyacalloway204]

Don’t fade Alex Smith like that bro. When him and Coach Ried linked up in KC it was the beginning of the end for the AFC West. Patty got to learn from a hell of a veteran and now reigns over my Chargers every year 😭

[@johnnykiehn1872]

Rodgers never gets the credit he deserves because of his postseason ailments. He’s probably one of the top 3 greatest to ever play the position, but will never be in the same conversation as Brady who had much better weapons and defenses because of his postseason record.

[@Weezyfan0306]

Rodgers is 3-42 against playoff teams in the regular season when down at least 10 points.

[@johnnykiehn1872]

@@Weezyfan0306 okay? kind of a pointless stat again that doesn’t factor in QB play at all

[@Weezyfan0306]

@@johnnykiehn1872 Numbnuts, it means he’s not elite or even average against good playoff level teams. Hence the reason he is 1-4 in NFC championships

[@johnnykiehn1872]

@@Weezyfan0306 no he’s 1-4 in NFC championships bc his defense has allowed an average of 34 PPG in his playoff losses. Boiling down a team record to the star player is mind-bogglingly stupid. When compared to another star QB like Brady, Rodgers had nowhere near the same level of defensive play, offensive weapons, or luck.

[@Trump_all_cops_are_brave]

⁠​⁠@@johnnykiehn1872yes it does, quarterbacks have control of over 20% of the outcome of games and if he’s only came back from down 10 or more 3 times against solid teams that says something about his play under pressure. Just look at mahomes and Brady who have consistently made great unimaginable comebacks which is why they will always be better than Rodger’s

[@stephenventura4075]

2016 Matt Ryan was a top-10 QB season of all time imo

[@ctaylah]

Top 5 fr 😭 that man was the MVP and OPOY

[@Fireyninjadog]

2013 peyton manning is #1. An old man setting multiple records is ridiculous

[@Musicman187]

bro cam newton is prolly the best if he werent on the panthers they would go like 6-10

[@saladcena2186]

Like how they went 6-10 the next year 💀

[@KW_SPORTZ]

2013 Manning, 2018 Mahomes, and 2020 Rodgers clears so hard

[@toddmicky]

bro they were shit even when he was on the team 💀💀💀

[@Musicman187]

@@saladcena2186 if cam did not get injured we prolly would have done a lot better

[@Musicman187]

@@toddmicky u prolly a browns fan so stop talkin

[@sean24833]

2016 matt ryan is way too high definitely not better than 2019 lamar

[@ctaylah]

Bro Matt Ryan in 2016 had one of the highest QBR’s in NFL History 💀 and had post season stats Lamar WISHES he coulda had even with the SB lost

[@sean24833]

@@ctaylah post season has nothing to do with this. They're talking about season. And lamar not only had 36 tds passing but he was 5th in rushing with 1200 yards in 15 game.

[@Jack-ox3rd]

@@sean24833 Matt Ryan had to play perfect and score 30pts a game. All the games they lost they scored under 30pts. Not many QBs on this list can carry a bottom tier defense to a Super Bowl appearance. Lamar’s MVP season isn’t even close to Matt’s

[@av0605]

Congrats on hitting 100K subscribers TubFrog

[@tubfrog]

@@av0605 thanks dude

[@allthingssports4957]

@@tubfrogtom brady

[@tubfrog]

@@allthingssports4957 tom brady

[@andydrews4439]

Are we just gonna ignore Cam’s 10 rushing TDs in 2015??

[@YoureNotReet]

I feel like he was the most valuable to his team of anyone on this list. And I’m not even a huge Cam fan

[@bigdubz6848]

@@YoureNotReetur so right

[@dannysanchez5580]

2013 Manning and 2012 Peterson was incredible to watch

[@blaketdrums]

2011 > 2013 > 2018 > 2020

[@joshjohnson2753]

Strange, 2015 panthers number 1 wr was Ted Ginn, not Cotchery. Ginn had 250 more yards, 7 more tds and more receptions then cotchery lol

[@landonpino299]

I still think that Tom Brady should’ve won the mvp in 2021 because if you look at his stats they are crazy the 5316 passing yards the 43 tds to only 12 interceptions the 312.7 yards per game was only sacked 22 times and had 5 game winning drives I mean it felt like it wasn’t close and I guarantee that if he had those stats any other year he would’ve been the mvp and also went 13-4 that year

[@antonioiniguez1615]

Rodgers wasobjectively the better QB. Better Comp% Passer Rating TD% INT% Y/A and AY/A and didn't have a super team

[@Durag2007]

@@antonioiniguez1615Brady did not have a super team

[@antonioiniguez1615]

@@Durag2007 2 HOF wide receivers, a 1300 yds wide receiver, a HOF TE, a top 10 defense, and a top 5 O-line isn't a super team?

[@JoshuaZ.94]

​@@antonioiniguez1615the only thing Rodgers did batter than Brady in 2021 was to throw less interceptions

[@Spiral87]

@@JoshuaZ.94because Brady threw the ball a lot more so he’s naturally gonna have more counting stats

[@JSalonsky]

Erick Dickerson first 4 years are unbelievable statistically, dude ran for 7000 yards and 50 touchdowns

[@agentorange1156]

Top 3 to me are Peyton 2013 Rodgers 2011 Ryan 2016

[@Kidkinsey]

Great video. That 2013 Peyton manning season was NUTS. He was really in the goat argument for a while I hope he dosen't get lost In history

[@BigFell11]

That 2011 packers team had the best passing offense I’ve ever seen. They won 19 straight games starting in the 2010 post season. Rodgers had Jennings, Nelson, driver, Finley, Jones, and Cobb. People forget they had the 32nd ranked defense in the NFL, which ultimately screwed them in the playoffs.

[@ghostboy1564]

Bad list: 2013 Payton is the #1 QB season all time. I don’t want to hear it.

[@dylanclarke31]

Brady 100% should’ve won mvp in 2021. He was 44 and put up 5300 yards, 40tds and dragged an injured receiving group and secondary to 13-4. Rodger’s had underwhelming stats, missed time and his team was fully healthy.

[@wmw1210.]

In my opinion, the defense kinda screwed Rodgers over almost everytime, there is like 1-2 playoffs games where he didn’t produce, but every other playoff loss the defense allowed like 25+ or 30+ points which is just sickening. The amount of Patriots vs Packers or Packers vs Cheifs super bowls we could of had is insane

[@DSPHistoricalSociety]

Very fair list, can't hate on ANY of it. Keep up the good work

[@effyeadude]

2019 Lamar was something we will never have the good fortune to see again. Dude did it all: multiple games with a perfect passer rating, broke Vick's record, over a dozen "WOW!" highlights, etc etc etc.

[@lukacalov1988]

Either Manning 2013 or any one of Rodgers seasons except 2014 mvp

[@alexanderrodriguez3427]

First vid I watched great work

[@justindears3321]

Peterson was more then a ACL he essentially tore every major ligament in that knee and came back the following season dropping 2000 he should be higher

[@Henry-gu7eq]

I think ot would be very cool if tou did part 2 videos of your documentarys like 3 years down the line. For example a part 2 of every QB that would start for the denver broncos

[@HockeyFan102]

So many people are sooooo salty to see Rodgers having good stats and seasons 😂😂😂😂😂 the media truly did their job on making him an enemy. I can make a video right now about anyone and people will believe it 😂

[@kenjpc8168]

2015 Cam was generational.

[@GatorEggs]

Good rule of thumb: If you beat out Drew Brees for MVP you probably had a historically incredible season.

[@ihonestlydontevenknow4359]

to me cam has the best mvp season ever. the greatest single season carry job ever. without cam, we go 5-11 at best, but with him, we went 15-1 (last 15-1 team ever), and went to the super bowl. i get the counting stats aren’t that great, but the fact he did what he did with that roster is insanity.

[@jordanbadler3025]

Cam Newton averaged 3 total touchdowns a game and bro was like this isn’t the most statistically pretty MVP like what

[@YoureNotReet]

2011 Rodgers was Godlike

[@stevenanderson808]

The goat has returned, please do jay cutlers bears for the next big team video!

[@dankairgadam8841]

1. 2011 Rodgers 2. 2013 Manning 3. 2020 Rodgers 4. 2018 Mahomes 5. 2010 Brady 6. 2014 Rodgers 7. 2012 Peterson 8. 2016 Ryan 9. 2022 Mahomes 10. 2021 Rodgers 11. 2019 Jackson 12. 2015 Newton 13. 2017 Brady 14. 2023 Jackson

[@ezekwu]

you don't know ball...

[@dankairgadam8841]

@@ezekwu And you do? What’s wrong with the list?

[@ezekwu]

@@dankairgadam8841 2019 Lamar and 2015 Cam are way too low, should be 1 and 2...

[@dankairgadam8841]

@@ezekwu You can argue they should be a LITTLE higher, but they’re definitely not 1 and 2. Cam Newton only had 35 TD 10 Int with only 60% cmp and Lamar didn’t even have 4,000 passing yards in 2019. 2011 Rodgers, 2013 Manning, & 2020 Rodgers are easily the top 3. Manning had the biggest season ever and Rodgers had the 2 most efficient seasons ever.

[@ezekwu]

@@dankairgadam8841 comp % is an overrated stat, Lamar and Cam dominated the league with no offense, while Manning and Rodgers had stacked teams...

[@anongotgame]

aaron and brady both averaged 2.3 tds a game but brady averaged “two and a half” and aaron averaged “a little over 2” smh

[@Masonthegoat]

Congrats on 100k

[@elijahjoseph6365]

2019 Lamar was a problem

[@angelicsoulz]

This man had fans chanting MVP for him at a road game in L.A. Guarantee we won't see anything like that again.

[@microplastic1]

This is obviously Easton Sticks 2023-2024 Season he was an absolutely elite QB

[@phrog4323]

I don’t see how statistically being the best QB out of all of these lands you at #3. “He can’t move” if anything that makes this even more impressive 😭

[@GLITCHDGALAXY]

I completely agree with you. 2011 Rodgers is the greatest QB regular season in NFL history, and it's not really close. It fills every single box. 1. 45 TDs to 6 INTs in just 15 games! 2. 9.0 touchdown percentage (tied for 4th best in NFL history in the Super Bowl era) 3. 9.2 yards per attempt (tied for 5th best in NFL history in the Super Bowl era) 4. 10.5 adjusted yards per attempt (2nd best in NFL history in the Super Bowl era) 5. 1.2 interception percentage 6. Went 14-1 with only the 19th best scoring defense and only the 23rd best defense in points per drive!

[@aaronjackson9385]

Great, great season, but 2011 was the easiest year ever to pass in. It almost should have an asterisk.

[@av3902]

@@aaronjackson9385 based on what? the average passer rating in 2011 was 84.3. The average passer rating in 2020 was 93.6. It wasn't even close to the easiest year.

[@aaronjackson9385]

@@av3902 i stand corrected, but I wasnt referring to the history, I was saying up until that point in time. We have never seen so much prolific passing. 5000 yard seasons by Brees, Brady, Stafford. Manning was right there. 40 plus td passes from Brees, Stafford and Rdogers. Brady was one off, with 39. He added 3 rushing tds for a total of 42. ARods backup threw 6 td and 400 yds passing Week 17. Cam Newton had 400 yards passing in hos debut. Also his 1st and only 4000 yard passing season. To that point, 2011 had to be the most passing friendly.

[@indykid77]

I still think it has to be Cams 2015 Season. The panthers went from being a slightly above average wild card team to one of the most dominant regular season teams we’ve ever seen. Of course Cam had some good weapons and a good defense as well but his playmaking and physicality alone was the main thing that made them different and hard for other teams to handle.

[@Andrew-bd8dc]

2017 Carson Wentz was truly magical. The man defied the laws of physics. The numbers don't do him justice, he was the best player in the NFL that year

[@chrisg7676]

7 is just disrespectful for the only one on this list to even win the super bowl the same season he won mvp 🤦‍♂️

[@isaiahbarreras2451]

he quite literally said post season doesn’t count. someone doesn’t listen

[@VK-el3of]

The MVP award doesn't factor in playoff stats. Never did.

[@johnchedsey1306]

You might be taking all of this far too seriously, bruh.

[@jtalkalot19]

Top 3 should be in any Order 2013 Manning, 2011 Rodgers, 2018 Mahomes. I keep wanting to put one of those at no. 1 but then I remember the other two exist. It’s hard.

[@venom18s]

I’m biased as a Packers fan but I think it’s 2011 Rodgers. That was peak QB play and he carried the worst defense in the league to a 15-1 record.

[@cliffordfrazier8124]

Brady was not in his prime in 2017 that was his 18th season

[@Renegade-kf8fp]

Mahomes 2018 and 2022 are in the top five for me

[@biel4oja]

Rogers was the king of regular season

[@stephenventura4075]

Brady should have won this award in 2021 instead of Rodgers and CMC instead of Lamar in 2023

[@peelslowly28]

This was kind of a throwback video to when TubFrog didn't show his face in videos.

[@brandonmuse5532]

Great video

[@Emmett-t7x]

Mahomes 2022 was better than 2018 Mahomes he was doing bonkers stuff in 2022 like underhand passes and the best escapability ever but 2011 Rodgers and 2013 Manning are still better 2022 Mahomes is 3

[@xItalianxTacox]

Now do the biggest mvp snubs since 2010

[@nhif33]

Can you do this but with playoffs (or he can just do the best playoff season for a player since 2010 although they might all be playoffs )

[@thomascarroll9707]

AYYYYY FINALLY 100K SUBS! LETS GOOOOOOOOO

[@ttokunagal12]

as a packers fan watching 2011 arod was truly unreal. back in early 2010s he was also pretty damn mobile which made him even more complete as a qb. that being said, 2013 peyton is borderline no.1 or at least no.2. his sheer stats were just too dominant.

[@josephtorres9155]

Using music from hxh in the beginning your goated

[@huddahhuddah3315]

2017 Brady and it's not even remotely close. Then go into his postseason and it's even scarier.

[@ICANTSKI11]

Prime josh rosen numbers got me dying 😭😭😂

[@ndrocca]

Important factor you left out of Lamar’s 2019 MVP. The 2019 Ravens set the all time record for rushing yards in a season and HE was the reason why. Not only that, but you also left out that Lamar led the NFL in passing touchdowns AND QBR. The best running QB and the primary weapon on the best rushing offense in NFL history was also arguably the NFL’s most efficient passer. Idk how that isn’t top 3.

[@ezekwu]

exactly...

[@erikpuka2627]

The tape says 1. 2010 Brady (essentially god- rarely missed throws. Most velocity on throws I have ever seen from a QB. Beyond elite arm, beyond elite accuracy, beyond elite pocket presence) 2. 2017 Brady (essentially god.No run game and no Edelman. Gronk moved like an OLine player. Best SB performance ever. Offense didn't even punt) 3. 2011 Rodgers (Marino level. Amazing athlete) 4. 2013 Peyton (most skilled QB ever. 2nd best ever since he did not have Bradys arm. Anything you could teach a QB - he was elite at. 55 TDs with a bad arm shows how elite his mind was. Lived on 12-20 yds down field throws. Pre snap GOAT) 5. 2016 Ryan (underrated season- Julio, Sanu, Hopper were mad overrated and dropped balls) 6. 2014 Rodgers (last season of the true Rodgers) 7. 2012 Peterson (very violent runner. Very fast. A freak. Never backed down from a tackle. Looked for contact) 8. 2018 Mahomes (elite but overrated due insane playcalling and cast. 2017 Alex Smith led in passer rating. Not a top 3 QB on tape that year) 9. 2022 Mahomes (elite but bad deep ball compared to 2018. Tied for the best but that was due to QB play falling off since 2018) 10. 2015 Cam (very good season. Carries his career and underrated SB performance. Top 10 QB. Unfortunately Brady, Ryan, Rivers, Brees, Palmer - were better. Respect to Cam though. Not as bad as advertised in the SB. Average C performance there). 11. 2020 Rodgers (better version of Derek Carr. Scheme inflated stats like crazy. Padded them in endzone too) 12. 2023 Lamar (best Lamars passing season ever. BEST from a mental standpoint. Should not have won MVP though. Solid - nothing extraordinary) 13. Rodgers (Derek Carr on a Shannahan scheme. Adams and Scheme did the heavy lifting. He managed games) 14. 19' Lamar - (Brady, Ryan, Wilson, Mahomes, Brees, Stafford, Rivers and many others were better. Great runner that threw worse than rookie Josh Allen. Wasn't tested much due to the fact that they always led. Below average starter at best. Greg Roman hacked the system. Lamar wasn't good on tape. They just overwhelmed opponents like 2022 Eagles).

[@Laboom-edits]

Goat list

[@Seru45]

I guess you need to do a video of the tape on those MVP's seasona for everyone to take you serious. But I will never take what you said about Rookie Josh Allen throwing better than Lamar Jackson in his in best season.lmao The only Brady MVP season I have over Manning and Rodgers best MVP seasons is Brady 2007 season.

[@erikpuka2627]

@@Seru45 Brady got about 14 seasons better than anyones best. Lamar couldn't throw well in 2019. He git better as time went on. His best was 2022. He got better over the years. Its just that the gimmick of Greg Romans offense got figured.

[@northernassassin6056]

Not throwing interceptions is sometimes a bad thing.

[@lhamarurbina9549]

Well I guy the video did its job and was straight comesic relief

[@danielhavener5393]

Arod was different. Great list.

[@phishinabucket7331]

watching this so i can try and figure out where josh allen will rank

[@Durneyy]

MY BOY HIT 100k🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@alexfromproduce1521]

I feel some type of way not factoring the post season

[@Luke0_27]

W Tubfrog upload