Josh Allen edges out Lamar Jackson for NFL MVP award
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen was named the NFL's Most Valuable Player at the organisation's annual awards ceremony at the Saenger Theatre in New Orleans on Thursday night.
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Bills' Josh Allen wins 1st career NFL MVP
James Jones explains how the Super Bowl window is still open for Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills.
Who has won NFL MVP? All-time winners list by year - ESPN
The NFL's Most Valuable Player award is presented annually to the league's top player, as decided by the Associated Press. The AP enlists a nationwide panel of 50 sportswriters and media members who regularly cover the league to rank their top five picks for the award at the end of the regular season. Since 2012, the NFL has held the annual NFL Honors ceremony to announce and recognize each year's winner.
Bills' Allen wins MVP as league's best awarded at NFL Honors - ESPN
In the biggest surprise of Thursday night's NFL Honors ceremony in New Orleans, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen overcame the prevailing trend to beat Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson for The Associated Press' NFL Most Valuable Player award.
From 4 straight Super Bowl losses to Josh Allen's Patrick Mahomes problem, Bills might be cursed
James Jones explains how the Super Bowl window is still open for Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills.
Chiefs' Justin Reid laments price of Super Bowl LIX tickets with family set to watch him
Tom Brady discusses with Colin Cowherd how he prepared for the Kansas City Chiefs in his previous matchups with them, and what their defense is capable of.
Russell Wilson sidesteps Raiders talk, says focus on Steelers - ESPN
ORLANDO, Fla. — Russell Wilson strolled into Camping World Stadium on Saturday and immediately started looking for his son. He spotted him on the opposite sideline and made a beeline across the field. Wilson didn't want to do anything without Future Wilson by his side.
ESPN's Chris Canty Mocks Joe Burrow's Looks While Accusing Others of 'Disrespecting' Lamar Jackson
ESPN radio host Chris Canty demanded the media "give Lamar Jackson his respect" heading into the postseason. He said he was sick of the disrespect and people personalizing their coverage of Jackson.