“Because the Seahawks have only one Pro Bowler on offense,” 710 ESPN Seattle’s Tom Wassell posed Wednesday on Tom, Jake and Stacy, “does that automatically make Russell Wilson the MVP?”[/i]
no.
it’s clear that Jackson has the edge. He leads the NFL with 33 touchdown passes, has the third-best passer rating (112.8) and is ninth in completion percentage (66.2%). And then there’s what he does on the ground, ranking eighth in the league with 1,103 rushing yards, which is even more remarkable when you consider that Arizona QB Kyler Murray is the only other non-running back in the top 35 in rushing.[/i]
that makes him mvp.
Jake Heaps, one of Wilson’s former backups with the Seahawks, thinks that makes a great case for Wilson’s MVP bid.[/i]
christ.
Heaps understands why Jackson is likely to win MVP at the end of the season, but he stands by his position that Wilson should have a claim to the award.[/i]
fair.