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fov is how much you can see. the more fov you have the more you can see.
viewmodel is your arms. the more viewmodel you have the more of your arms and gun you can see.
it's a completely different thing and from all of the guides that i see this is more accurate than most guides on how to change the fov because most guide is actually teaching you how to change your viewmodel but not your field of view. and this is why your arms is streched when you have more viewmodel. also changing the fov sometimes zoom your camera and this is normal.