2024-25 NFL Season

[clemieux6]

It won’t & can’t be a co-mvp because of the way the voting process is set up. There can only be one mvp. I’d say Lamar cancels himself because he’s already won twice. It’ll be between Josh Allen & Shaquan Barkley. Joe Burrow will likely get some votes but his team is likely to miss the playoffs so it won’t be him. Sam Darnold & Jared Goff also had spectacular seasons. My pick is Josh Allen but i won’t be too upset if Barkley gets it because he also deserves it & it’s too bad he won’t get a chance today to break the rushing record against his former team. Personally i’d take a trip to the Superbowl for the Bills anytime over Josh winning the mvp.

hasnt there been co mvp winners in the past? or has the rules/voting process changed?

 

[EagerBeaver]

hasnt there been co mvp winners in the past? or has the rules/voting process changed?

Yes there have been co MVPs. Nothing has changed. As recently as last year the possibility of Co MVPs was discussed.

History of co-MVPs in the NFL: Could Brock Purdy, Christian McCaffrey join list of shared award winners? | Sporting News

Both Purdy and McCaffrey have put together excellent seasons to date in 2023.

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Has there been co-MVPs in the NFL?​

Only twice in the NFL's history has the league awarded co-MVPs for a season. Below is a look at the NFL's two shared MVP awards, the first of which came in 1997.

Year	Players
1997	Brett Favre (Packers) and Barry Sanders (Lions)
2003	Peyton Manning (Colts) and Steve McNair (Titans)

 

[NFLMEL]

Yeah the Vikings flopped, hopefully it makes them stronger next game.

 

[EagerBeaver]

ESPN Playoff Preview!

Our guide to the NFL playoffs: Reasons for hope -- and concern -- for all 14 teams

The NFL playoff field is set, and an exciting wild-card slate lies ahead. Here's everything to know about the 14 teams vying to win Super Bowl LIX.

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[EagerBeaver]

Kevin O'Donnell: I am a Viking!

Vikings' O'Connell: 'This is where I want to be'

Kevin O'Connell made clear Monday that he wants to continue as the Minnesota Vikings' head coach, even as his contract status has reportedly spurred interest from other NFL teams in acquiring his services via trade.

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[Doc Holliday]

Yeah the Vikings flopped, hopefully it makes them stronger next game.

The Lions just gave the Rams a blueprint on how to stop the Vikings offence: rush the QB constantly! Make him rush his throws! It wouldn’t surprise me if the Rams end up beating the Vikings next weekend but the key will be stopping Darnold & getting Bradford & Nukua to click like they did in their game against Buffalo. Should be a tight one with the Lions waiting for them in Detroit the following week.