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[-King-]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

Keep crying about the best QB in history during a 9-1 season because he missed a few throws in November. We'll see how it works out for you come playoff time when the games actually matter.

I know it's wild that I want the elite QB that I've grown to love to play well in both the regular season and post season.

It's really hilarious that you think that this is a good point to make. But par the course. I'm sure in 2022 you were pissed in the regular season at all the yards and touchdowns he was throwing and how well he avoided turnovers.

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by -King-

I know it's wild that I want the elite QB that I've grown to love to play well in both the regular season and post season.

It's really hilarious that you think that this is a good point to make. But par the course. I'm sure in 2022 you were pissed in the regular season at all the yards and touchdowns he was throwing and how well he avoided turnovers.

Josh Allen has been a better regular season QB for this entire decade than Patrick Mahomes.

Ask me if I give a shit. Ask me if anybody should.

[mr. tegu]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

Josh Allen has been a better regular season QB for this entire decade than Patrick Mahomes.

Ask me if I give a shit. Ask me if anybody should.

Well this is just ridiculous.

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by mr. tegu

Well this is just ridiculous.

Which part? That Josh Allen has been the better regular season QB since 2020 or that I don't care whatsoever?

Because both are true.

[mr. tegu]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

Which part? That Josh Allen has been the better regular season QB since 2020 or that I don't care whatsoever?

Because both are true.

Obviously the idea Allen has been better this decade. It’s a terrible take not based on wins, passer rating, QBR, or really anything.

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by mr. tegu

Obviously the idea Allen has been better this decade. It’s a terrible take not based on wins, passer rating, QBR, or really anything.

It's not a take, it's a fact. Perhaps you're just unaware about how good Josh Allen is and has been in the regular season.

Josh Allen (average QBR of 71.9): 76.6 QBR (2020), 66.3 QBR (2021), 73.4 QBR (2022), 70.3 QBR (2023), 72.7 QBR (2024)

Patrick Mahomes (average QBR of 71.0): 78.1 QBR (2020), 67.1 QBR (2021), 79.0 QBR (2022), 63.9 QBR (2023), 67.0 QBR (2024)

Again, why am I or anybody else supposed to give a shit about that given Mahomes' playoff pedigree? Why does anybody give a **** about Mahomes not playing at a MVP level in November?

[mr. tegu]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

It's not a take, it's a fact. Perhaps you're just unaware about how good Josh Allen is and has been in the regular season.

Josh Allen (average QBR of 71.9): 76.6 QBR (2020), 66.3 QBR (2021), 73.4 QBR (2022), 70.3 QBR (2023), 72.7 QBR (2024)

Patrick Mahomes (average QBR of 71.0): 78.1 QBR (2020), 67.1 QBR (2021), 79.0 QBR (2022), 63.9 QBR (2023), 67.0 QBR (2024)

Again, why am I or anybody else supposed to give a shit about that given Mahomes' playoff pedigree? Why does anybody give a **** about Mahomes not playing at a MVP level in November?

It’s a stupid take because even this one stat doesn’t support your argument. At all. 3 of 4 completed seasons Mahomes had a higher QBR. The only reason you are even going this route is because you want to pretend Mahomes has elevated his play every post season way beyond his regular season, which is of course only motivated by your desire to remove any and all blame or criticism from him when the offense struggles at times.