- Josh Allen has +225 odds to be named NFL MVP.
- Tom Brady (+500), Matthew Stafford (+525) and Kyler Murray (+600) are the next betting options.
LAS VEGAS - Josh Allen currently has the shortest odds of any player to win the MVP award. However, there’s a handful of quality players chasing him on the odds boards.
NFL MVP Odds
- Josh Allen +225
- Tom Brady +500
- Matthew Stafford +525
- Kyler Murray +600
Who Has The Best Chance To Catch Josh Allen?
Josh Allen doesn’t have the most impressive numbers of the quarterbacks. He’s on what’s maybe the most impressive team, but the No. 1 scoring defense plays a large part in that.
Allen is 11th in passing yards, tied for fifth in passing touchdowns and is ninth in passer rating. It shouldn’t be too hard to find someone who can pass Allen.
Tom Brady (+500)
It may be a little surprising to find Tom Brady so far behind Allen on online sportsbooks since his numbers can’t be matched.
Brady leads the NFL in passing yards (2650) and passing touchdowns (25). The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are also 6-2 on the season which always bodes well for the MVP conversation.
Matthew Stafford (+525)
While Brady leads the league in a couple of stats, Matthew Stafford is close behind.
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He is second in the NFL in passing yards and touchdowns, but also leads the NFL in some categories as well. Stafford has the league’s highest QBR with a 77.6.
As the quarterback of a 7-1 team, he’s in a good position to see his odds shorten.
Kyler Murray (+600)
Kyler Murray started the season on a hot note and became the favorite after a few weeks, but those betting on the NFL can now find him as the fourth option.
After throwing for 275+ yards in each of his first three games, Murray has fallen short of the mark in five straight games.
However, he is 7-1 and tied atop the NFC West. The team’s success is helping, but Murray may need better stats to back up his campaign for the MVP award.
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