@OokiKetsu@robyn_banx_@PatsBuzz The initial 1-2 stat I mentioned was for regular season. You brought up playoffs (ie topic change) in your response “also went 3-1 in the playoffs blah blah.” Want me to draw it out for you 😂
@mayeinshorts@OokiKetsu@robyn_banx_@PatsBuzz It’s rarely ever unanimous. Last year most people would have had Lamar winning over Allen. I could argue it was voter fatigue or Allen similarly did “more with less.” It happens.
@mayeinshorts@OokiKetsu@robyn_banx_@PatsBuzz While Maye was more efficient with less star power, he also had the 3rd easiest schedule in the league by previous year opponent record and # of playoff teams faced. And he had a lower total scoring output.
@mayeinshorts@OokiKetsu@robyn_banx_@PatsBuzz I’m not necessarily arguing in favor of Stafford. I’m just playing devil’s advocate. It’s not like Maye should have won in a landslide. There’s arguments to be had on both sides.
@mayeinshorts@OokiKetsu@robyn_banx_@PatsBuzz The 1-2 record is a REGULAR season stat which is what MVP award is based on (hence the original post). That’s not lying or moving the goalpost; that’s providing context. I didn’t bring up the playoffs (which aren’t related to MVP)
@TalkedToMeGoose@DamnLeo08@PatsBuzz But you cannot draw definitive conclusions because the sample size is different. Lower sample allows for more random variation and is less reliable. Which college did you takes statistics at?
@TalkedToMeGoose@DamnLeo08@PatsBuzz You can’t because the same size of games is different. If you want to say Maye had a more “successful” run then sure.