Josh Allen is the NFL MVP.
The NFL Honors ceremony was on Thursday night, where a series of awards for the 2024 season were officially handed out. A quintet of quarterbacks were finalists for the AP MVP award, but two have led the race all season: Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson and Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen.
But in the end, it was Allen who took home the award. He received 27 first-place votes compared to the 23 that Jackson received, which gave him the MVP honors for the first time in his career.
Several other awards were handed out on Thursday in New Orleans, including Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year and Coach of the Year. The Pro Football Hall of Fame's 2025 class was announced at the event, too. Former New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning was left out.
On Monday, the Philadelphia Eagles spoke about their new focus and approach to this Super Bowl, while the Kansas City Chiefs acknowledged that they were fine with being league villains. Opening Night followed Roger Goodell's state of the league address Monday, where he answered questions on hot-button topics like officiating, which has dominated the discourse around the Chiefs (he called the notion that referees favored the Chiefs "ridiculous"), and the league's policies promoting diversity in the workplace (he defended the NFL, saying its rules and procedures make the league better).
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Josh Allen wins MVP
3,731 passing yards. 40 total touchdowns. Six interceptions.
Josh Allen edged out Lamar Jackson to claim his first career MVP award. He received 27 first-place votes, compared to the 23 that Jackson received.
The 2025 Hall of Fame class is here
The newest Hall of Fame class is officially here. It includes:
Eric Allen
Jared Allen
Antonio Gates
Sterling Sharpe
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