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Expert discussions around the results have raised critical points about the nature of value in football. Some argue that while both Allen and Jackson had outstanding seasons, Allen's performance brought significant value to a team that lacked elite defensive capabilities and star skill players. Exploring this further, Allen's impressive stats—40 touchdowns against only eight turnovers—put him at the forefront in discussions of overall impact on his team's success.
On the other hand, some argue that MVP should go to the best player in the league, irrespective of team performance and context. This perspective begs the question of whether MVP is about individual excellence or about how that excellence translates to team success.