2021 NFL MVP dark horses: Don't sleep on Justin Herbert, Carson Wentz, Jameis Winston

Rugby Saint II · 05-24-2021, 10:41 AM

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido

$20 says he starts six games or more. Personally, I'm fully expecting him to start every game this season so it would be easy money.

I hope he can get his problems fixed and he starts a whole lot more than that as a winner.

AsylumGuido · 05-24-2021, 11:04 AM

Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II

I hope he can get his problems fixed and he starts a whole lot more than that as a winner.

I honestly think his critics have more problems with Winston than does Winston himself. His only problems have been being on a very poor team with subpar coaching his entire career and then in his final year starting being in an offense that demanded taking chances downfield inviting interceptions. That final year he more than doubled his career average in interceptions to no surprise, yet was still second in the entire league in TD's and led the league in passing yards. All while being sacked one fewer time than the league leaders, Ryan, Wilson, and Murray.

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Rugby Saint II Bounty Money $$$ Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: 5800 Airline Dr. Metairie, LA. Posts: 24,153	Re: 2021 NFL MVP dark horses: Don't sleep on Justin Herbert, Carson Wentz, Jameis Winston Originally Posted by AsylumGuido $20 says he starts six games or more. Personally, I'm fully expecting him to start every game this season so it would be easy money. I hope he can get his problems fixed and he starts a whole lot more than that as a winner.

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AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,622	Re: 2021 NFL MVP dark horses: Don't sleep on Justin Herbert, Carson Wentz, Jameis Winston Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II I hope he can get his problems fixed and he starts a whole lot more than that as a winner. I honestly think his critics have more problems with Winston than does Winston himself. His only problems have been being on a very poor team with subpar coaching his entire career and then in his final year starting being in an offense that demanded taking chances downfield inviting interceptions. That final year he more than doubled his career average in interceptions to no surprise, yet was still second in the entire league in TD's and led the league in passing yards. All while being sacked one fewer time than the league leaders, Ryan, Wilson, and Murray.