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MVP Front-runners and the Quarterback Stat-Padding Era

Plus: Robert Mays and Kevin Clark discuss whether the Packers are actually good

By Kevin Clark and Robert Mays

Robert Mays and Kevin Clark link up to discuss the leading MVP candidates at the quarter mark of the NFL season and list three things they are sure of so far (3:45). Then, they question whether the AFC North is the best division in football and whether the Packers are actually good on this week’s Take Shop (26:30) before previewing the biggest games headed into Week 5 (37:45).

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