Stout you rascal this is what I'm talking about. It offends my sense of fairness and justice when you say "no comparison". Check out these career stats for both players (52 games for Burrow, 58 for Murray):
Per game average combined passing/rushing yards:
Burrow = 282
Murray = 281
Per game TDs:
Burrow = 2.1
Murray = 1.9
Per game turnovers (negative stat, lower is better):
Burrow = .73
Murray = .79
Career Passer Rating
Burrow = 98.6
Murray = 92.2
Career Yards per completion average:
Burrow = 7.4
Murray = 7.2
Add to this that Murray's coach and offensive mentor for the first four years of his NFL career is about one Caleb Williams melt down from coaching HS football in cowfuck Texas, while Burrow has had a real NFL HC and OC during his pro tenure.
With this obvious coaching advantage, Burrow is still only
marginally, slightly, a little bit, better production wise so far in their careers, with a long way to go.
But go ahead and talk about playoff wins if you think Burrow single handedly won those games for CIN. Otherwise perhaps you'll concede that "no comparison" maybe isn't quite reasonable?