Scooby-Doo
Ruh-roh
You left out the rushing stats for Newton and McNair so you can remove those from the list. You can't just throw up yards and TD stats and call it a day. In addition, we don't know what the rest of the comp looked like in those examples. The only one that seems relevant is Rodgers in 2015. At least it was within the past 5 years.Cam Newton 2016, ≈4100 yeards 24 TD's
Aaron Rodgers 2015 ≈4150 32 TD's
Peyton Manning 2008 ≈4050 28 TD's
Steve McNair 2003 ≈3500 24 TD's
Tom Brady 2017 ≈4400 30 TD's, 1 game remaining
Finally... Brady has looked average to below average the last 4 weeks. 3 td's 5 ints and averaging well below 300 yards a game. Usually MVP's come on strong as the year winds down. They don't fade away.