The MVP race feels wide open this year, but that’s only because people don’t want to admit how great Tom Brady has been….yet again…for approximately the 40th year in a row…
With five touchdowns on the day, Jonathan Taylor leads this week’s NFL MVP Watch.
A pair of Tennessee Titans defenders, Kevin Byard and Jeffery Simmons, enter the hunt after a dominant win over the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday night.
The New York Jets had to turn to Mike White to play quarterback Sunday, and all he did was go out there and air it out against a good Bengals team.
Tom Brady is on pace to throw approximately one million touchdowns.
There’s no good reason Derrick Henry shouldn’t be in the MVP conversation at this point.
Kyler Murray is having a hell of a season already.
Ben Roethlisberger deserves to be in the MVP conversation after seeing the difference getting him back and healthy has made for the Steelers.
Derrick Henry’s big time day against the Houston Texans lands him atop this week’s NFL MVP Watch.
Yes, it is 2020 and Ryan Fitzpatrick is still out there making plays. What a world.
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