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Mike, when you could process that Drake through five touchdown passes the five different players,

do you feel like you're watching the MVP of the league today?

Well, certainly, they don't give me a vote, but I would,

nobody else that we want as our quarterback or that I want as our quarterback.

And so to be able to do that, and as the plays go through the progression,

somebody asked me this week about progression and different things.

It's to just throw to the guy that's open as soon as you work through your progression.

And I think he did that and some really good designs, but also some great execution.

There's Mike Braybill, the coach that we talked to earlier this morning. But that was postgame when he was asked about Drake May, his five passing touchdowns and the fact that he is up for MVP this season.

And I know we all believe that he should be MVP.

Nationwide, though, where do you think that the split goes?

Because, you know, I think that Wiggy brings up a great point over and over again that Matthew Stafford, he has the resume.

He has the nod for a lot of people when it comes to just who he is as a player

and how he's proven himself.

But nationwide, where we stand right now, do you think it's more split?

Man, that's a great question, Courtney.

If I had to lean any direction nationwide, I'd probably say it's probably leaning more towards Stafford.

I think the nerds nationwide lean Drake May because all of the underlying statistics that

normal people don't care about would indicate Drake May should be the MVP. And so I think a lot of

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