He Jalen’s selection hurts like Super Bowl Lix MVP It was not a surprise following the Eagles 40-22 that hits the Chiefs on Sunday night. We have seen the field marshal again and again attract hardware in these situations and not only because of the importance of the position.
As noted here many times, the voting process is something defective, because it essentially requests several media volunteers who write on the deadline to quickly send a vote for the most valuable player in a game that is currently in progress or near end.
For games with a wild end, it is a really difficult task. And that is why you often see defensive players winning MVP in games that become unilateral matters. That is why it was a bit surprising that we have not gotten a defensive player to win the prize after the Eagles complete Eagles against Chiefs headlines.
Hurts was certainly a perfectly good candidate, do not doubt about it. He completed 17 of 22 passes for 221 yards and one pair of touchdowns, while running for another score. The other MVP main candidate, Saquon Barkley, was controlled by the defense of the Chiefs, and Hurts replied taking a step forward in the air game.
But as well as Hurts was in the game, one could easily argue that the defense was more important for the success of the Eagles and one of the many defenders who took a step forward could have received the votes.
And the public agrees. According to Mike Florio from ProfootballTalk.com, the Corner Rookie Cooper leaves actually received the majority of any player’s votes in a public survey of NFL.com during the game, which is worth 2.5 votes of the possible 20 votes in total.
Hurts ended in second place, receiving a vote, and the defensive wing Josh Sweat won a half vote to finish third.
The remaining 16 votes are not largely taken into account, although Charean Williams of PFT had one of the votes as a voter of the Association of Profession Interception when Joe Thuney went to Joe Thuney in the chief quartback – below on his ballot.
You may know that the wounds win the prize. But cases have been done before someone who is not the field marshal deserved the MVP, even in an instance like Tom Brady leading the Patriots back of 28-3, when there was a very viable case for James White, who noted A total of three touchdowns, including the winner of the game, such as the man who obtained the free Disney World trip.
In this particular case, Hurts had extremely similar statistics to Russell Wilson in the Super Bowl XLVIII, when the young field marshal of the Seahawks completed a high percentage of passes in a low number of attempts with a couple of touchdowns and a burst occurred due due to a scandalous performance for an elite defense that managed to find the final area and configure several scores.
Leaving scored as many times as wounds and probably had a greater impact due to his interception. Sweat finished the game with 2.5 captures, three quartback blows and six total cups, as well as the pressure that led to the interception that it configured the eagles so that they put it 24-0 in half (instead of mahams potentially driving by points and recover the ball after half).
Winning an MVP of the Super Bowl is something strange and it is somewhat more weird for a defender to put on his curriculum. It can make the case one of the Eagles defenders should have ended up winning the prize, but for a rather defective voting process.
