https://mfnusflwfl.blogspot.com/2020/11/week-16-last-call-for-playoffs.html

My annual push for Tony Dean as M.V.P.

Bruno Wilson led the league in passing yards and passing TDs

5,479 and 51

While Tony Dean finished 2nd in both

5,327 and 48

So here's the thing, Wilson had 152 more yards passing and 3 more passing TDs while throwing the ball 219 more times so his completion percentage was 60.2 as compared to Dean's 72.0 and Wilson's yards per attempt was 6.96 while Dean's was 9.38.

He had 3 more TDs but also had 24 more interceptions.

Bruno Wilson 51/32
Tony Dean 48/8

To be fair, David Allen should recieve consideration as he had 135 less attempts then Dean's and had a similar 71.6 completion percentage while having a 10.36 yards per attempt.

WILSON 474/787 (60.2%) 5,479 51/32 QBR 85.94

DEAN 409/568 (72.0%) 5,327 48/8 QBR 123.47

ALLEN 310/433 (71.6%) 4,484 48/9 QBR 133.19

Denver's Andrew Brewer only tossed 36 TD passes but also threw just 3 INTs.

I looked at him but he threw for under 4000 yards which is 500-1000 less then the other 3 QBs and 36 TD passes is 12-15 less then the other 3 QBs but he had a super efficient season.

To me its

1A. TONY DEAN
1B. DAVID ALLEN
3. BRUNO WILSON

but then again I'm bias...it should come down to ALLEN and DEAN

Bruno Wilson shouldn't be MVP. Dorey got it last season, right? That's good enough for me in a league as talented and deep as this with GM talent. Home boy doesn't deserve it with the INTs. The game shifts; in a previous era of the game I could spit out 40+ touchdown, 3 INT outputs but you gotta play to where the wind/game blows.

I wouldn't type a single word advocating for an MVP candidacy for a QB who threw that many interceptions.

Awards History
Offensive MVP
1990, Nicholas Dorey, WR, New Orleans
1989, Jake Peralta, WR, Denver
1988, Andrew Brewer, QB, Denver
1987, Rudi Johnson, RB, New Jersey
1986, Tony Dean, QB, Houston
1985, Tony Dean, QB, Houston
1984, James Perry, QB, Memphis
1983, James Sheckler, WR, New Orleans
1982, Mario Valencia, QB, Houston
1981, Quincy White, WR/RB, Arizona
1980, Christopher Curtis, WR, Oakland
1979, Luis Gero, QB, Tampa Bay
1978, John Sanders, WR, Portland
1977, Agustin Crook, QB, Birmingham
1976, Mario Valencia, QB, Detroit
1975, Les Lacy, QB, Oakland
1974, Agustin Crook, QB, Denver, and Daniel McKee, QB, Chicago

Defensive MVP
1990, Victor Thomas, LB, Oakland
1989, Mark McKeon, DL, Portland
1988, Gordon Wong, DB, Jacksonville
1987, Dino Perez, LB, Washington
1986, Thomas Welker, DB, Honolulu
1985, Allan Buchanan, DB, Washington
1984, Gordon Wong, DB, Jacksonville
1983, Douglas Oneal, LB, Honolulu
1982, Roderick Carver, LB, Houston
1981, John Broussard, DL, Washington
1980, John Broussard, DL, Washington
1979, Jim Zarate, DL, Cleveland
1978, Jim Zarate, DL, Cleveland
1977, James Lockette, DL, New Jersey
1976, Norman Paulk, DL, Portland
1975, Oscar Rodriguez, DL, Shreveport
1974, John Cintron, LB, Shreveport

Yes Dorey won MVP last season. Here is a list of all MVP winners in league history.

Wow, surprised CJ's boy Dean hasn't won MVP since 1986.