I think it’s because the NFL has become much more of a team sport. Winning the MVP means the team overwhelmingly revolves around that one player. This is often more indicative of a weakness that can be exploited in the playoffs than a strength. The team-centered approach means that less attention goes to one player, and the team may not even win as many regular-season games, but they will make a bigger splash in the playoffs with a multidimensional approach to the game.
The NFL has always been a team sport. And teams that find continued success have always known that and always had team centric philosophies. It’s nothing new. Meanwhile teams that lean too heavily on specific individuals usually fail.
Dude you can't tell me the MVP curse isn't real when Matt Ryan had it but somehow blew a 28-3 lead. Also Brady had an undefeated season and somehow loses to the 9-7 Giants
@Eli Benda you can say that about the first one besides the fact that he was clutch and came through for them. The team was 5-13 before he took over. The only time they lost faith in him was the Steelers AFCCG but he got injured anyways.
Side Note: There kinda is a Defensive Player of the Year curse, sure we don't have to go that far back in time to see the last player to win both DPOY and a SB (James Harrison 2008 season) but since Harrison, 0 Players have won the award and won a SB in the same season. Another thing that should be noted was that Cooper Kupp did break the Offensive Player of the Year curse when he won SB 56. Before Kupp, the last player to win both OPOY and the SB was Marshall Faulk from the 1999 season.
It's strange... Being a life long 12, seeing the 'Hawks win SB 48 and almost winning it again the next season, and yet loving the NFCC games' for the 2013-14 season and 14-15 season... Those games were so exciting. Perfect examples of chaos and poetry happening simultaneously. Terrible calls not hurting the Seahawks... So bizarre, taken in perspective when looking back on every other time in the history of this team... Great video, FPV!
@@flatulent-1 I know, right?! We don't trade Max Unger... We build up the O line and defeat the Panthers in the NFCCG come the 2015-16 season, and play the Broncos in a rematch of SB 48 in SB 50, going for a three peat... If only... Then if we won that, we'd probably FT Russell Wilson for the 2016-17 season,, and go all in for a fourth trip to the SB...
I always joked that in 2011 Peyton Manning should have won MVP despite being injured and not playing because clearly he was the team’s most valuable player. Before 2011, Manning led the Colts to 10+ wins 9 straight seasons (and averaged 12+ wins). In 2011 without Manning, Colts went 2-14. Meanwhile, before 2012, the Broncos didn’t have a winning season for 5 straight years and didn’t have a 10+ win season for 6 straight years. Then Manning shows up and they go 13-3 for 2 seasons and 12-4 for 2 seasons.
Hot take: MVP Awards are popularity contests. They aren’t very useful for judging the best player in the league from year to year because the criteria for selecting the MVP is highly biased.
hell no. if anything pro bowls are popularity contests. mvps though you cant just get voted on with a garbage or mid season. the problem with the mvp though is that its a qb award. barely any other position wins it. so they should have opoty be exclusive to wrs and rbs, while mvp is exclusively qbs, since it basically is already.
The thing with this "MVP curse" is that there is actually a logical reason for it happening. The most valuable player is usually the guy who is carrying his team through the regular season. In essence, you don't really want to win MVP, as it typically means that the team around you isn't particularly great, and your team will fall in the postseason if you aren't amazing every play. Look at Peyton Manning and Aaron Rodgers for examples of this playing out.
There are counterexamples though. Joe Montana won two league MVPs in 89 and 90. Those were two of the most stacked 49ers teams of all time with ths 89 squad dominating in the playoffs and 90 team probably threepeating if Montana doesnt get knocked silly.
I've only ever seen you as a guest from Urinating Tree's videos. This was the first video of yours I've watched and it was incredible. I will stick around for more!
NHl has a curse like this as well. Martin St. Louis was the last Hart Trophy winner to also win the Stanley Cup in the same year, that year being 2004.
Different Sports have different MVP Curses I've noticed: NFL: As mentioned, no player has won MVP and Super Bowl in the same season in the 21st century. Not only that, but quite a few have made it to the super bowl that year only to suffer an unlucky loss (brady 18-1, manning pick 6 vs his hometown saints, and 28-3 are the main examples I can think of) MLB: MVP's have had much better luck winning world series, as in the last decade, 4 have gone on to win WS in the same season (Buster Posey '12, Kris Bryant '16, J*se Alt*ve ****17******, Mookie Betts '18), including 3 in a row. Also cody bellinger won MVP in '19, dodgers won in '20; freddie freeman MVP in '20, braves won in '21. So by that logic, I guess the angels are winning it all this year because ohtani was MVP last year. I can't believe I just wrote that. NBA: last MVP and champ in the same season was steph in 2015. What I did notice is that giannis won MVP in '19 and '20, lost in the playoffs both years, and finally won champ in '21 despite no MVP. So if jokic wins another MVP this year, then the nuggets are 2023 champs. NHL: Weird that MSL was the last MVP and champ in the same season. What I've also noticed is that no stanley cup champion even had a single player win a major award in the same year since Tim Thomas won the vezina in 2011 when he led the bruins to the cup. But that's all gonna change when vezina and hart trophy winner igor shesterkin leads the rangers to the stanley cup this year!
I don’t think it’s a curse more than just really hard. Like you said, the MVP isn’t always from the best team. I think it would be more interesting to figure out why in the 80’s and 90’s so many MVPs went on to win the Super Bowl. There were 3 in the 80’s and 5 in the 90’s. But from 66-79 there were only 2. And of the 8 MVP winners in the 80’s and 90’s, only 4 were QB. Moseley from the Redskins won MVP and a SB as a KICKER! Talk about a feat that will probably never been seen again!! I think one major issue is this QB love. Since 2000, only 4 non-QB players have won MVP (and those 4 were RBs). And I get it, offense wins games and your QB is your General. And Generals are the ones getting praised for winning wars. People aren’t like “sure, General Schwarzkopf was great, but did you see that First Class Airman land a plane safely once?”
i always felt the 90s having so many AP MVPs winning the Superbowl could be the anomaly, before Joe Montana in the 1989 season only Bart Starr in 1966, Terry Bradshaw in 1978, Mark Moseley in 1982, Lawrence Taylor in 1986, and they were always the biggest symbol from the best team, then you consider how the voting for MVP has changed after 98 and it kinda makes sense
Not to mention Brady's first ring was against the league MVP that year who was also the last MVP to win a ring. That's how the curse was put into effect.
The colder and inclimate weather thing only works if you ignore the Super Bowl, which (except the 2014 big game in Jersey) is usually played someplace warm, or indoors (or both if it’s the Superdome).
Favoring domes for the SB is bullshit. I understand why they do it but if you are a good football player you should be able to make it happen in any weather. People will go to the SB no matter what
Watching this video, I have two thoughts: 1. It's not just a curse, it's the consolation prize. 2. Tom Brady IS the curse or at least he invoked it with his former master, Darth Hoodie.
Insane to think that Brady beat the regular season MVP in the playoffs 7 times. Side note: he only lost to the regular season MVP once (2013 Peyton Manning).
Ten players have won the Super Bowl and MVP in the same season: Bart Starr in 1966, Terry Bradshaw in 1978, Mark Moseley in 1982, Lawrence Taylor in 1986, Joe Montana in 1989, Emmitt Smith in 1993, Steve Young in 1994, Brett Favre in 1996, Terrell Davis in 1998, and Kurt Warner in 1999.
Probably bc the criteria for mvp is different from how it was earlier. Nowadays they don’t give u an mvp for the same reasons they did in the 90s. Similar stuff happens in the nba honestly, but it’s not as bad there yet. Although it’s moving in that direction
In the best way possible this sounds like a sailor in a port town bar telling cautious tales of those whose luck ran out staring into the eye of the beast. Excellent stuff!
It’s not a curse it’s 2 simple factors 1- an MVP season is hard to duplicate or even come close to. Anything less will be seen as a regression which is absurd 2- you become public enemy #1 in the league. Everyone wants to stop you and they will find a way eventually
3. Teams (not all, but far too many) get complacent when they know they have the MVP to lean on, often leading to one-man teams like the mid-2010s Packers and Saints
The MVP is vastly overvalued by fanbases, a lot of them use it as a crutch when the season doesn’t end how they want. Rodgers loses in the playoffs, “at least he won MVP”😭😂
Thats misleading. Per every full game they played manning was better. Manning sat at the end of the season when the number 1 seed waa tied up so if you look at season stats instead of per every full game played youd be mistaken
I'm sure Aaron Rodgers has done his own research and will disagree with you that he didn't actually win the SB and MVP the same year. It's all a conspiracy by Big Stats and Big Win/Loss Records.
I feel like the reason Tom Brady unretired, NFL-wise at least, is to break this curse once and for all. It's probably why Gisele gave him the pass, because Tom found the answer to her question about what else is there to prove.
Fun fact about that year Wentz should have won the MVP... Brady *also* missed games that season, a certain 4-game suspension for cheating. But, he was still playing when the votes were counted, where Wentz wasn't... which would've completed the curse anyway, since had Wentz won MVP... he still didn't win the Super Bowl that year, Foles did, so I'd still count it towards the curse.
So I'm new to NFL football and the shot of Tom Brady taking off his helmet to reveal the zoot suit condom head combo underneath feels a wee bit like Mickey Mouse just took off his head to have a smoke break at Disneyland.
Brady should’ve been MVP this season better stats all around minus like 3. Also Brady doesn’t belong in jail for nearly killing his whole team like Qaron
@@DonOfChi you mean too bad for Lamar, and Deshaun? Mitch kiss n titties might wild card in. Why would I worry about them. Lamar is definitely 🔥, but we got this!
I will say this, if the fates were a tad kinder I believe this should’ve been different twice. First the most tangible, I think Brees should’ve won MVP in 2009, he put up equal numbers to Payton on better accuracy, with an amazing completion % better then Mannings, and simply put more efficiency in my eyes. If he had won MVP that season and then the super bowl this would be different, we also gotta remember if Carson never got hurt the Eagles still probably win the super bowl, Atlanta and Minnesota were games where the other teams did more to kill themselves then the Eagles did in beating them, and I think that horrific defensive performance that we saw from the Pats in 2017 in that super bowl should’ve been easy to beat for an MVP Wentz.
Fucking brandon bostick just had to try and catch the onside kick instead of block for Jordy nelson like he was supposed to. I have never had my bleeding heart ripped out of my chest like that game did to me, made the L to the 49ers last year feel like a love tap
Honestly I don't know when is the next time the league MVP will win the Super bowl. And again to be honest I haven't really been paying as much attention to sports at all lately compared to what I used to, I just happened to be aware of some things here and there now. I do think maybe just maybe that is if the team around him can use to improve, Joe Burrow could be the next MVP to win the Super Bowl at some point. I think at some point the salary cap is going to hit the Chiefs really hard which is why I'm not saying it will be Patrick Mahomes.
There's an even bigger curse with Rookie of the Year -- nobody has ever won it twice.
What are the odds
Im gonna have to look this up
No No. He's got a point
😂
In ANY sport. Name another record you can say that about.
Kurt Warner’s 99 MVP and SB season seems more and more amazing as time goes on
@Fries ask the 2010 Chargers how playing an easy schedule worked out. 2 losses against a legendarily bad NFC West
Also the most complete team in rams history until last seasons rams team though I’d say the 99 rams are more complete
Would hurt less if Rams were in St. Louis
I think people really forget that Kurt basically came off the bench that season. Not only was great, it was unexpected as well.
Steve young's 1994 was unstoppable
I think it’s because the NFL has become much more of a team sport.
Winning the MVP means the team overwhelmingly revolves around that one player. This is often more indicative of a weakness that can be exploited in the playoffs than a strength.
The team-centered approach means that less attention goes to one player, and the team may not even win as many regular-season games, but they will make a bigger splash in the playoffs with a multidimensional approach to the game.
The NFL has always been a team sport. And teams that find continued success have always known that and always had team centric philosophies. It’s nothing new. Meanwhile teams that lean too heavily on specific individuals usually fail.
Belichick understands this and has been able to take out a lot of MVPs in the playoffs.
Dude you can't tell me the MVP curse isn't real when Matt Ryan had it but somehow blew a 28-3 lead. Also Brady had an undefeated season and somehow loses to the 9-7 Giants
@Eli Benda acting like Brady didn’t play well the first 4 seasons
@Eli Benda you can say that about the first one besides the fact that he was clutch and came through for them. The team was 5-13 before he took over. The only time they lost faith in him was the Steelers AFCCG but he got injured anyways.
Side Note: There kinda is a Defensive Player of the Year curse, sure we don't have to go that far back in time to see the last player to win both DPOY and a SB (James Harrison 2008 season) but since Harrison, 0 Players have won the award and won a SB in the same season.
Another thing that should be noted was that Cooper Kupp did break the Offensive Player of the Year curse when he won SB 56. Before Kupp, the last player to win both OPOY and the SB was Marshall Faulk from the 1999 season.
@Fries Kupp really should have been the 2021 MVP!
@@franohmsford7548 That’s a stretch
Man these videos never drop in quality. Keep ‘em coming.
It's strange... Being a life long 12, seeing the 'Hawks win SB 48 and almost winning it again the next season, and yet loving the NFCC games' for the 2013-14 season and 14-15 season...
Those games were so exciting. Perfect examples of chaos and poetry happening simultaneously. Terrible calls not hurting the Seahawks... So bizarre, taken in perspective when looking back on every other time in the history of this team...
Great video, FPV!
Think of how things might have played out if we'd beaten the Pats.
@@flatulent-1 I know, right?! We don't trade Max Unger... We build up the O line and defeat the Panthers in the NFCCG come the 2015-16 season, and play the Broncos in a rematch of SB 48 in SB 50, going for a three peat... If only... Then if we won that, we'd probably FT Russell Wilson for the 2016-17 season,, and go all in for a fourth trip to the SB...
@@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520 Jesus Christ, gonna have a nocturnal emission with these "what if, wet dreams"
I always joked that in 2011 Peyton Manning should have won MVP despite being injured and not playing because clearly he was the team’s most valuable player.
Before 2011, Manning led the Colts to 10+ wins 9 straight seasons (and averaged 12+ wins). In 2011 without Manning, Colts went 2-14.
Meanwhile, before 2012, the Broncos didn’t have a winning season for 5 straight years and didn’t have a 10+ win season for 6 straight years. Then Manning shows up and they go 13-3 for 2 seasons and 12-4 for 2 seasons.
Damn, I forgot how much of an impact he made in Denver
Hot take: MVP Awards are popularity contests. They aren’t very useful for judging the best player in the league from year to year because the criteria for selecting the MVP is highly biased.
hell no. if anything pro bowls are popularity contests. mvps though you cant just get voted on with a garbage or mid season. the problem with the mvp though is that its a qb award. barely any other position wins it. so they should have opoty be exclusive to wrs and rbs, while mvp is exclusively qbs, since it basically is already.
The thing with this "MVP curse" is that there is actually a logical reason for it happening. The most valuable player is usually the guy who is carrying his team through the regular season. In essence, you don't really want to win MVP, as it typically means that the team around you isn't particularly great, and your team will fall in the postseason if you aren't amazing every play. Look at Peyton Manning and Aaron Rodgers for examples of this playing out.
Yeah especially with running backs
The best player on the team with the best record almost always gets MVP
There are counterexamples though. Joe Montana won two league MVPs in 89 and 90. Those were two of the most stacked 49ers teams of all time with ths 89 squad dominating in the playoffs and 90 team probably threepeating if Montana doesnt get knocked silly.
@@jakster16 Nowadays, that isn't true anymore.
This is a valid point BUT Carson Wentz would have won it in 2017 if he hadn't gotten hurt. Would the Eagles still have won the Super Bowl is debatable
Five, your content is amazing. Seems like every video is a home run.
Wow, thanks!
That Tom Grossi clip was hilarious!! 😂
Shows how accepting us Packers fans are of our fate at this point
I've only ever seen you as a guest from Urinating Tree's videos. This was the first video of yours I've watched and it was incredible. I will stick around for more!
thanks!
"Your Ad Here" Stamped on Peyton Mannings forehead 🤣🤣🤣
BLM
NHl has a curse like this as well. Martin St. Louis was the last Hart Trophy winner to also win the Stanley Cup in the same year, that year being 2004.
Different Sports have different MVP Curses I've noticed:
NFL: As mentioned, no player has won MVP and Super Bowl in the same season in the 21st century. Not only that, but quite a few have made it to the super bowl that year only to suffer an unlucky loss (brady 18-1, manning pick 6 vs his hometown saints, and 28-3 are the main examples I can think of)
MLB: MVP's have had much better luck winning world series, as in the last decade, 4 have gone on to win WS in the same season (Buster Posey '12, Kris Bryant '16, J*se Alt*ve ****17******, Mookie Betts '18), including 3 in a row. Also cody bellinger won MVP in '19, dodgers won in '20; freddie freeman MVP in '20, braves won in '21. So by that logic, I guess the angels are winning it all this year because ohtani was MVP last year. I can't believe I just wrote that.
NBA: last MVP and champ in the same season was steph in 2015. What I did notice is that giannis won MVP in '19 and '20, lost in the playoffs both years, and finally won champ in '21 despite no MVP. So if jokic wins another MVP this year, then the nuggets are 2023 champs.
NHL: Weird that MSL was the last MVP and champ in the same season. What I've also noticed is that no stanley cup champion even had a single player win a major award in the same year since Tim Thomas won the vezina in 2011 when he led the bruins to the cup. But that's all gonna change when vezina and hart trophy winner igor shesterkin leads the rangers to the stanley cup this year!
One of the most well researched and well organized vids I have seen in a minute. Keep up the good work
I don’t think it’s a curse more than just really hard. Like you said, the MVP isn’t always from the best team. I think it would be more interesting to figure out why in the 80’s and 90’s so many MVPs went on to win the Super Bowl.
There were 3 in the 80’s and 5 in the 90’s. But from 66-79 there were only 2. And of the 8 MVP winners in the 80’s and 90’s, only 4 were QB. Moseley from the Redskins won MVP and a SB as a KICKER! Talk about a feat that will probably never been seen again!!
I think one major issue is this QB love. Since 2000, only 4 non-QB players have won MVP (and those 4 were RBs). And I get it, offense wins games and your QB is your General. And Generals are the ones getting praised for winning wars. People aren’t like “sure, General Schwarzkopf was great, but did you see that First Class Airman land a plane safely once?”
True, uncle creepy
this basically was a tom brady dominance video
i always felt the 90s having so many AP MVPs winning the Superbowl could be the anomaly, before Joe Montana in the 1989 season only Bart Starr in 1966, Terry Bradshaw in 1978, Mark Moseley in 1982, Lawrence Taylor in 1986, and they were always the biggest symbol from the best team, then you consider how the voting for MVP has changed after 98 and it kinda makes sense
Betcha a nickel Aaron Rodgers would rather have 4 rings than 4 MVPs
Every QB would, but that shouldn't devalue the MVP.
They aren’t cursed; they insist on compensation structures that make it impossible to build around them.
Thank you for another great video. And really liked Clickbait today
The last time the MVP won a super bowl was in 1999. Tom Brady was drafted in 2000. Make of that what you will.
Not to mention Brady's first ring was against the league MVP that year who was also the last MVP to win a ring. That's how the curse was put into effect.
Yeah but Brady never won a SB in his 3 MVP seasons.
@@Yeomannn All more the proof of the curse. He's subject to it as well.
@@neildalessandro8196 the curse so strong even it’s wielder can’t escape it
Hey 5 points do another stadium critique, triple A stadiums!
The colder and inclimate weather thing only works if you ignore the Super Bowl, which (except the 2014 big game in Jersey) is usually played someplace warm, or indoors (or both if it’s the Superdome).
Favoring domes for the SB is bullshit. I understand why they do it but if you are a good football player you should be able to make it happen in any weather. People will go to the SB no matter what
Watching this video, I have two thoughts:
1. It's not just a curse, it's the consolation prize.
2. Tom Brady IS the curse or at least he invoked it with his former master, Darth Hoodie.
They were basically 2 SITH LORDS in the playoffs
When Brady won his 1st SB vs. the league MVP that year who was also the last MVP to win a ring, the curse was put into effect.
Any top 5 qb in the salary cap era would be the curse with the most and consistent defensive help
Insane to think that Brady beat the regular season MVP in the playoffs 7 times.
Side note: he only lost to the regular season MVP once (2013 Peyton Manning).
@Eli Benda nope he didn’t face Rodgers lmao
@Eli Benda he did not play rodgers in 2014
@Eli Benda not postseason
@Eli Benda yeah that’s why it says in the playoffs
@Eli Benda Rodgers chocked vs legion of boom and then the team followed him
"This guy"
FivePoints Vids
The curse is the location.
Only knew about the Madden cover curse before this, this is quite interesting.
Falcons Fans punching the air😂😂😂
THE CURSE IS BROKEN!!!
Regular season mvp: alright boys, let’s finish this season with a ring
Tom Brady: NO
Also Tom Brady when he’s mvp: NO
The Madden curse is another one aswell.
Ten players have won the Super Bowl and MVP in the same season: Bart Starr in 1966, Terry Bradshaw in 1978, Mark Moseley in 1982, Lawrence Taylor in 1986, Joe Montana in 1989, Emmitt Smith in 1993, Steve Young in 1994, Brett Favre in 1996, Terrell Davis in 1998, and Kurt Warner in 1999.
I love that a Kicker won an MVP & a Super Bowl in the same year, but not Brady, Manning, and Rodgers
@@DepravedCoTApologist Dan Fouts should have won that MVP.
A-Rod just doesn’t know how to take less money so the front office can build a competent team around him
Nobody got more cursed than dan marino. His only mvp, his only trip to the super bowl, and he lost.
Probably bc the criteria for mvp is different from how it was earlier. Nowadays they don’t give u an mvp for the same reasons they did in the 90s. Similar stuff happens in the nba honestly, but it’s not as bad there yet. Although it’s moving in that direction
Nice video, keep up the great work!!!
In the best way possible this sounds like a sailor in a port town bar telling cautious tales of those whose luck ran out staring into the eye of the beast. Excellent stuff!
The Tommunist clip at the end was perfection.
Tommunist?!?
Lmao
Was waiting all video for Matty Ice
It’s not a curse it’s 2 simple factors
1- an MVP season is hard to duplicate or even come close to. Anything less will be seen as a regression which is absurd
2- you become public enemy #1 in the league. Everyone wants to stop you and they will find a way eventually
3. Teams (not all, but far too many) get complacent when they know they have the MVP to lean on, often leading to one-man teams like the mid-2010s Packers and Saints
@@warlordofbritannia good point. I should have thought of that
This makes me feel slightly better about Cooper Kupp not winning it last season
Idk if a WR will ever win MVP. If Michael Thomas, Jerry Rice and Cooper Kupp didn't in their respective insane seasons, I don't think anyone could
Amazing videos I wish they lasted forever 💯
The MVP is vastly overvalued by fanbases, a lot of them use it as a crutch when the season doesn’t end how they want. Rodgers loses in the playoffs, “at least he won MVP”😭😂
To be fair though, Drew Brees was robbed of MVP in 2009 - the year he won the big game.
Thats misleading. Per every full game they played manning was better. Manning sat at the end of the season when the number 1 seed waa tied up so if you look at season stats instead of per every full game played youd be mistaken
@@campete8124 Brees also sat out the last game of the season. You’re wrong, but you’re entitled to your opinion.
@@603xxg manning sat in 2. Check per full games played stats not season.
Five points, its my birthday! Can I get a "hey hey"?! Love love LOVE the videos!
If Rodgers can figure out the WR problem going on then he’ll be lethal again. Might have a hiccup this season.
Being Lethal doesn’t matter, if you don’t win playoff games
Seems more like a front office problem than a Rodgers problem.
@@violenceteacher6669 absolutely a front office issue
You need such an overpowered offense (most of the time) to win an MVP, it doesn’t work so well in the post season
Lol the Fail-cons!
Super Bowl winning teams have Many Valueble Players. If they had one stand out, than the rest of the team
Is probably bad.
RIP McNair
In 2014 Rodgers choked he had been given 4 picks by Wilson and 5 total turnovers to the packers to score
As a Wisconsinite and Packer fan, the truth in this hurts me. 🤢🤮
It's never a bad time ⏲ to play that Bart Scott "CAN'T WAIT!" clip.
I’m sure the curse is over now that Tom Brady has retired. Oh, wait…
It broken By One Leg Mahomes
Pats are mvp killers except when they have an mvp lol
I'm sure Aaron Rodgers has done his own research and will disagree with you that he didn't actually win the SB and MVP the same year. It's all a conspiracy by Big Stats and Big Win/Loss Records.
@@ElvisRose_ That jokes aren't for everyone.
I feel like the reason Tom Brady unretired, NFL-wise at least, is to break this curse once and for all. It's probably why Gisele gave him the pass, because Tom found the answer to her question about what else is there to prove.
Sounds more like a psychotic narcissist who knows deep down he doesn't deserve any of the achievements he has
NE 3
ATL 28
Fun fact about that year Wentz should have won the MVP... Brady *also* missed games that season, a certain 4-game suspension for cheating. But, he was still playing when the votes were counted, where Wentz wasn't... which would've completed the curse anyway, since had Wentz won MVP... he still didn't win the Super Bowl that year, Foles did, so I'd still count it towards the curse.
He didn’t even miss games the season files was good
Damn bro why you flame Russell Wilson like that?? “His corny ass”
What a team would look like if every player were payed the same. Plus money for draft picks.
As a falcons fan I know for a fact we will never not here about 28-3
What is this song in the back ground lol
The bigger curse with MVP--nobody has ever had won 10 MVP's
Five u da man
lol that's my 3d artwork of the MVP Trophy 😅Funny how that pops up in random places
So I'm new to NFL football and the shot of Tom Brady taking off his helmet to reveal the zoot suit condom head combo underneath feels a wee bit like Mickey Mouse just took off his head to have a smoke break at Disneyland.
Brady should’ve been MVP this season better stats all around minus like 3. Also Brady doesn’t belong in jail for nearly killing his whole team like Qaron
No, Brady doesn't deserve MVP. Rodgers never put anyone in danger you clown
Say what? BRADY is running out of time
@@teen_laqueefa too bad Burrow won’t be making playoffs anymore having to face Lamar and Watson 2x a year.
@@DonOfChi you mean too bad for Lamar, and Deshaun? Mitch kiss n titties might wild card in.
Why would I worry about them. Lamar is definitely 🔥, but we got this!
In my book this year’s MVP won the Super Bowl in Cooper Kupp. No way Rodgers should have gotten it
This video sure aged well
It’s not cursed, it’s just poorly selected. MVP might as well just be for second place in this league.
Song?
Baylor Basketball: Dotson Murders Dennehy
I will say this, if the fates were a tad kinder I believe this should’ve been different twice. First the most tangible, I think Brees should’ve won MVP in 2009, he put up equal numbers to Payton on better accuracy, with an amazing completion % better then Mannings, and simply put more efficiency in my eyes. If he had won MVP that season and then the super bowl this would be different, we also gotta remember if Carson never got hurt the Eagles still probably win the super bowl, Atlanta and Minnesota were games where the other teams did more to kill themselves then the Eagles did in beating them, and I think that horrific defensive performance that we saw from the Pats in 2017 in that super bowl should’ve been easy to beat for an MVP Wentz.
Check per full games played stats im 09. Manning sat more games at the end of the season
Can't wait for Aaron Rodgers to win MVP again and finally break the curse. Third time's the charm, right?
More like fifth time, but surrrre….
Third time in a row
@@commenterlafleur4226
Oh
Yeah, probably should have realized that’s what you meant 😂
I’m never getting the MVP at SportsClips ever again
Interesting Tom Brady is the only player to defeat 2 league MVP's in the same year lol
well. usually theres 1 mvp award given out a yr..?
That was really mannings mvp hence how he won 1st team all pro and mcnair got 2nd team.
Just here to say I dig the use of Erik Satie.
hey fivepoints what are your thoughts on the rangers clinching a playoff spot
It's only fitting that the 1st syllable Falcons sounds like the F-word.
The curse started when Tom Brady entered the league, so it must be that it will end when he retires (for real).
The parts felt like a reference to Zack Snyder’s Justice League. Might be a coincidence, but that would be awesome if it was. 😂🔥
You should make a video about the president’s trophy curse
1:07 & 1:11, you mispronounced ‘Cheatriots’.
Last time a MVP won SB MVP was Kurt Warner and before that Terry Bradshaw
Mahomes will break the curse. I'm calling it now
The reason is because Tom Brady lol
Fucking brandon bostick just had to try and catch the onside kick instead of block for Jordy nelson like he was supposed to. I have never had my bleeding heart ripped out of my chest like that game did to me, made the L to the 49ers last year feel like a love tap
Wait, did I make it to your next video? I don't know!
Lol 6:32 Dont hold back
Mahomes just broke the curse
The Madden Curse investigation video when?
Sounds like this Tom Brady guys was really good. I wonder where he is now?
Not sure if this is true or not, but hasn't it gone almost like the super bowl winner ends up being next year's MVP? For the most part, I think?
Honestly I don't know when is the next time the league MVP will win the Super bowl. And again to be honest I haven't really been paying as much attention to sports at all lately compared to what I used to, I just happened to be aware of some things here and there now. I do think maybe just maybe that is if the team around him can use to improve, Joe Burrow could be the next MVP to win the Super Bowl at some point. I think at some point the salary cap is going to hit the Chiefs really hard which is why I'm not saying it will be Patrick Mahomes.
Saw the pic of "Kurt Warner" and my mind immediately went "sUs"
Smoking that Grossi pack