Can I win the MVP with Desean?

[mALiZ]

Hard but possible, in year 2 of my Cowboys Fran, Dez won the MVP. In year 1, Rodgers won.

Dez broke alot of tackles and took alot of (long and short) catches to the house. Averaged about 140 a game. Offense centered around him and Murray.

[Boxlicker101]

Thanks for your reply.

[macbranson]

1000 receiving yards by week 7? He's easily on pace for 2000 receiving yards which would be a record. That's a good reason to consider him. But mainly, you need TDs. The game recognizes touchdowns more than anything else. If you can put up 20+ TDs AND 2000 receiving yards, I think he should be MVP. Plus, if you can get a couple of returns for TDs (which is really hard on this game), that would put you over the top. I haven't seen any QBs put up ridiculous stats yet in my franchise, so I definitely think it's possible.

[BlackJackRabbit]

WR don't touch the ball enough to win the MVP award. 15 catches is a monster game for a WR. For a QB, 15 throws is a rather inactive game, and 15 carries isn't that much for a star RB.

It's like this in College too. Only QB's and RB's win the Heisman. Charles Woodson is the exception because he played on both sides of the ball at Michigan.

[jd369]

Quote: Originally Posted by BlackJackRabbit

WR don't touch the ball enough to win the MVP award. 15 catches is a monster game for a WR. For a QB, 15 throws is a rather inactive game, and 15 carries isn't that much for a star RB. It's like this in College too. Only QB's and RB's win the Heisman. Charles Woodson is the exception because he played on both sides of the ball at Michigan.

and was the return man.

[Pandetta]

I won it in my last season with Quinton Coples (a defensive end) who had ridiculous stats, so anything is possible.

[agreene7]

the only way i see a WR winning it is if he has a beast like year with multiple QBS throwing him the ball because if one QB is throwing him the ball the QB will always win the MVP.