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Former Georgia QB Matthew Stafford won the NFL MVP by a razor-thin 366-361 margin over Drake Maye, after throwing for 4,707 yards and 46 touchdowns to lead the league this season with the Rams going 12-5. In his acceptance speech, he said he will return next season as he turns 38. Georgia has now produced three NFL MVPs (Stafford, Terrell Davis, Fran Tarkenton), and Stafford’s 2021 Rams Super Bowl run is part of his hall‑of‑fame case.
An opinionated tour of NFL end-of-season awards: Drake Maye is the regular-season MVP front-runner after clutch performances in snow, while Myles Garrett posts a historic sacks total; rising stars Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Puka Nacua dazzle on offense; the piece also covers coach of the year Ben Johnson and includes humorous and controversial moments (play of the year and Rodgers’ on-field mishap).
John Brodie, longtime 49ers quarterback and 1970 NFL MVP who steered the franchise to its first playoff win and had his No. 12 jersey retired, died Friday at age 90.
Josh Allen, the NFL MVP and Wyoming Hall of Famer, will return to Laramie on November 22 to have his jersey retired during a game against Nevada, marking a historic moment for Wyoming football.
The article discusses Philadelphia Eagles' prospects for the 2025 NFL season, highlighting potential MVP candidates like Saquon Barkley and Jalen Hurts, the team's strong roster, coaching influence, and key player updates, including Jeffrey Lurie's donation and rookie comparisons, as well as other NFL team news.
Aaron Rodgers praised Lamar Jackson for his adaptability and success in the NFL, highlighting Jackson's ability to overcome defensive strategies and maintain MVP-level performance. Jackson is a frontrunner for another MVP award, which would place him among elite company. Meanwhile, Saquon Barkley acknowledged Derrick Henry's impressive season at age 30, despite the typical decline for running backs at that age. Additionally, Ronnie Stanley is ranked among the top free agents for 2025, with speculation about his future with the Ravens.
Lamar Jackson is being hailed as the midseason NFL MVP by pundits, with standout performances that include a perfect passer rating against the Denver Broncos. His leadership has propelled the Baltimore Ravens' offense to historic levels, drawing comparisons to legendary teams like the 2007 Patriots. Meanwhile, Derrick Henry's impact as a running back is also being celebrated, and Zay Flowers is emerging as a key wide receiver. The Ravens' offensive prowess is seen as a major factor in their success this season.
Lamar Jackson wins his second NFL MVP award, joining an elite group of players in NFL history. Despite his regular season success, Jackson is still seeking an NFL championship and has yet to replicate his regular season success in the playoffs. He has transformed the quarterback position with his unique talent as a runner and passer, and his inclusion in the multiple-MVP circle should land him in the Hall of Fame someday, but a championship would eliminate any doubt about his legacy.
Lamar Jackson won his second NFL MVP award, joining an elite group of players in NFL history. Despite his impressive regular season performances, Jackson is still seeking an NFL championship, a feat accomplished by every other multiple MVP winner before him. His unique talent as a dual-threat quarterback has transformed the position, and he continues to evolve as a player, signing a lucrative contract with the Ravens and aiming to improve in all aspects of his game.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has been named a finalist for the 2023 NFL MVP award, alongside Lamar Jackson, Christian McCaffrey, Dak Prescott, and Brock Purdy. Allen's impressive regular season and postseason stats have contributed to his candidacy, with the winner set to be announced during the NFL Honors ceremony on February 8, 2023.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes praises Baltimore Ravens' quarterback Lamar Jackson as a strong MVP contender, highlighting his leadership and versatile playing style. Mahomes acknowledges the challenge posed by the Ravens' elite defense and emphasizes the need for a full team effort in the upcoming AFC Championship Game. He also commends Jackson's development as a passer and anticipates facing him in many future matchups.
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy and running back Christian McCaffrey have engaged in a friendly debate over who should be the NFL MVP. Purdy is currently the favorite to win the award, but McCaffrey is making a strong case with his impressive rushing and receiving statistics. McCaffrey's total yardage from scrimmage is on track to surpass that of previous MVP-winning running backs. Meanwhile, Purdy's efficiency as a quarterback is among the best in NFL history. The 49ers' high-flying offense, which includes other talented players like Deebo Samuel and George Kittle, has been a key factor in both players' success. While it's unlikely, a tie for the MVP between Purdy and McCaffrey is technically possible.
Tom Brady and Peyton Manning have endorsed Christian McCaffrey's case for NFL MVP, with Brady stating that McCaffrey is his favorite for the award. McCaffrey, the rushing leader in the NFL, has gained support from prominent figures in the football world as he aims to break the quarterback-dominated trend of MVP winners. McCaffrey also urged Brady to vote for his teammate, Brock Purdy, as MVP.
San Francisco 49ers' tight end George Kittle believes that the NFL MVP award should go to the most valuable player, not just the best quarterback, and he would vote for his teammate, running back Christian McCaffrey. Kittle argues that players like McCaffrey and Tyreek Hill completely change defensive plans and have carried their teams to victory. While quarterback Brock Purdy has had an outstanding season, Kittle believes McCaffrey's impact on the game makes him deserving of the MVP recognition. The debate raises questions about whether McCaffrey and Purdy's cases strengthen or offset each other, as quarterbacks have won the past 10 MVP awards.
Brock Purdy is making a strong case for NFL MVP after another impressive performance, leading the San Francisco 49ers to a 45-29 win over the Arizona Cardinals. Despite initial doubts about his talent level, Purdy's efficient season and impressive numbers have put him in the MVP conversation. While there are other contenders like Dak Prescott and Christian McCaffrey, Purdy's consistent production and leadership for the top-ranked 49ers make him a strong candidate. However, history shows that the MVP award tends to favor quarterbacks from top-seeded teams, so Purdy will need to maintain his performance in the final three games to solidify his position.