Cam Newton.

It's Cams to lose, BUT, I think they have to go undefeated for him to get MVP. They have such a soft schedule the rest of the way, that if they lose a game the media will crush him. If he loses I think it's between Carson and whoever finishes first in the AFC between Brady and Dalton.

It's Cams to lose, BUT, I think they have to go undefeated for him to get MVP. They have such a soft schedule the rest of the way, that if they lose a game the media will crush him. If he loses I think it's between Carson and whoever finishes first in the AFC between Brady and Dalton.

 

Panthers have a realistic chance to wrap up the number 1 seed with 2 games left. With as much running as he does, I wouldn't be surprised if he gets limited action the last 2 weeks. Right now, I give it to Cam.

Panthers have a realistic chance to wrap up the number 1 seed with 2 games left. With as much running as he does, I wouldn't be surprised if he gets limited action the last 2 weeks. Right now, I give it to Cam.

I agree right now, it's without a doubts Cams, but if sits out the last 2 games, does he win MVP. I know Peyton used to do similar things back in Indy. Did he win an MVP in a year where he sat out the last couple of games. I can't remember. I don't know. I think it should go to Cam no matter what, barring something extreme, but if he loses or sits out a game or two, does that open the door for Brady, Dalton, or Carson if they win out or play spectacular their last 4 games? I don't know they answer to that.

I don't care how good Cam Newton's team is. Tom Brady is a way better QB than Cam Newton. Without Brady, the Patriots are NOTHING. Without Newton, the Panthers still have an extremely talented team. Let's compare some stats: (TB = Tom Brady, CN= Cam Newton) Total Yards including passing and rushing: TB=4,193 CN=3,542, Pass attempts: TB=537 CN=394, Pass completions: TB=345 CN=232, Completion %: TB=64.2 CN=59.1 Passing Yards: TB=4,138 CN=3,062, TD Passes: TB=33 CN=28, INT: TB=6 CN=10, Passer rating: TB=103.6 CN=96.9

I don't care how good Cam Newton's team is. Tom Brady is a way better QB than Cam Newton. Without Brady, the Patriots are NOTHING. Without Newton, the Panthers still have an extremely talented team. Let's compare some stats: (TB = Tom Brady, CN= Cam Newton) Pass attempts: TB=537 CN=394, Pass completions: TB=345 CN=232, Completion %: TB=64.2 CN=59.1 Passing Yards: TB=4,138 CN=3,062, TD Passes: TB=33 CN=28, INT: TB=6 CN=10, Passer rating: TB=103.6 CN=96.9

 

I think you can like them both. I didn't see rushing stats and rushing td's though. It's Cam's to lose at this point.

I think you can like them both. I didn't see rushing stats and rushing td's though. It's Cam's to lose at this point.

 

Total Yards including passing and rushing: TB=4,193 CN=3,542

I feel like Dalton has a lot more proving to do. May be different if the Bengals hadn't played as well overall as they have. Truth is I think Dalton finally got an OC that realized how to utilize everyone's strengths in an offense and they've got a solid team.

 

Cam has been a superstar for a few years but his teams success is helping fuel his run. Carson has had ups and downs but folks respect what he's been through and what he's doing now. Tom Brady is Tom Brady.

 

Finally got an OC? People seem to forget the Bengals got better every year on offense under Gruden and was a top 10 offense his last year here. Gruden did a good job with this offense. Jackson has done a good job now at teaching Dalton how to grow into a leader!