MVP for Stafford?

he from turf show times.

When it comes to MVP, best thing you can do is cast a wide-net of stats and then made a decision.

Anybody that says it isn't close isn't being honest. Stafford and Maye are both deserving.

My MVP would be Drake Maye. pic.twitter.com/3pv7waeUwd

— Blaine Grisak 💭 (@bgrisakTST) January 7, 2026

Ian (Rams Up Podcast)@RamsUp_Ian
a.) Stafford broke Tom Brady’s record for the most consecutive TDs thrown (28) without an INT in NFL History.

b.) Stafford is 3rd player in NFL History with at least 45 Touchdown Passes and fewer than 10 Interceptions in a season, joining Tom Brady (2007) and Aaron Rodgers (2011 and 2020).

c.) Stafford is 3rd player in NFL History with multiple TD Passes in 15 games in a season, joining Peyton Manning (2013) and Dan Marino (1984).

d.) Stafford is the only QB in the NFL to throw for 350+ yards in back-to-back games in this 2025 season. He’s done it twice (Weeks 4-5, Weeks 15-16).

e.) Stafford has thrown 2+ passing TDs in 11 consecutive games, tied for the 5th-longest streak in NFL history.

🏆 @TomBrady explains why Matthew Stafford is his pick for MVP this season on @TheHerd pic.twitter.com/N2VyuTR2XO

— FOX Sports: NFL (@NFLonFOX) January 8, 2026

from the writers at least it looks like stafford is the front runner.

mvp and first team all-pro are the two things missing from his resume. that and multiple superbowls would be lovely….

and three more seasons as a ram. for me at least.

and not that he isn’t deserving but there’s a bit of sentiment going into this voting. if he wasn’t at the stage of his career that he was at it would certainly be a much closer race.

• This reply was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by InvaderRam.

wv wrote:

I guess they dont announce the MVP until right before the Super Bowl.

It all depends on which 50 humans get to vote. Ya know.

Its a very silly award, but I really want Stafford in the hall of fame, and i think an MVP would clinch that. Without it, and with only one Super Bowl, he’s border-line.

you’re right. it’ll be at the nfl honors ceremony right before the superbowl.

i think that’ll be the thought that goes through a lot of the voters. you look at his career. and it looks like an hof career. multiple 40 td seasons. a superbowl. near the top of most passing categories likely by the time his career is done (which i hope isn’t anytime soon). holds the record for fourth quarter comebacks in a single season. ranks fourth in fourth quarter comebacks all time. the no look throws. the cannon for an arm (maybe hasn’t reached favre status but pretty close). the arm talent combining the flare of the no look passes and all the different arm angles and launch points as well as the pure raw arm strength has to rank among the best all time.

but all that’s missing is an mvp (if he gets mvp an all pro selection would logically follow).

multiple superbowls are not a guarantee. he’s played on really crappy teams for most of his career and that’s affected his winning percentages. but mvp is a weird subjective achievement that writers can control. so i guess he’s at the very least the sentimental favorite. i know i’m stating the obvious. but just emphasizing what everyone is saying and thinking.

• This reply was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by InvaderRam.

The Experts at CBS give it to Maye by a 6-5 vote.

zn wrote:

wv wrote:

So the official NFL MVP thing is still pending.

The league MVP is announced at the NFL Honors ceremony, which is usually the Thursday night before the super bowl.

So who gets to decide? Paul Tagliabue? Pete Rozelle?

wv wrote:

A ‘panel.’

So the Illuminati.

Just say so.