Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen Lead Tight NFL MVP Race

With standout performances, Jackson and Allen are the frontrunners for MVP as the NFL season nears its conclusion.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has delivered exceptional performances, including leading his team to three wins in 11 days, solidifying his case for a third MVP award.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is also a strong contender for MVP, boasting 37 combined touchdowns and leading his team to consistent offensive dominance despite injuries and roster challenges.
Saquon Barkley of the Philadelphia Eagles is in contention for MVP and is on pace to challenge the NFL single-season rushing record, needing 268 yards in two games to surpass Eric Dickerson's 1984 mark.
Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels has emerged as the clear favorite for Offensive Rookie of the Year after a stellar season, including a five-touchdown game against the Eagles.
The Kansas City Chiefs secured the top seed in the AFC, while their offense, led by Patrick Mahomes, is peaking at the right time with standout rookie Xavier Worthy contributing significantly.