The Buffalo Bills weren’t atop most people’s pre-season picks as a Super Bowl contender.
Some argued that Josh Allen would finally be exposed this season, as he wouldn’t have many weapons.
Fast forward to today, and they’ve locked in the No. 2 seed in the AFC.
They have won all but three games this season, and they are the only team to beat the Kansas City Chiefs this year.
Josh Allen has played the best football of his career, and that’s why NFL legend Kurt Warner believes it’s about time he gets the credit he’s due.
Talking on the NFL Network, the former Super Bowl champion asked how many 40-touchdown seasons Allen needed to have before finally being named MVP.
Josh Allen for MVP? That's what @kurt13warner believes ? pic.twitter.com/SBB88pDEhk
— NFL Network (@nflnetwork) January 5, 2025
He also mentioned that the Bills are one of the best teams in the league, and they have a better record than the Baltimore Ravens.
The MVP race looked all but over weeks ago, but Lamar Jackson has tightened things up over the past couple of games.
Warner believes that winning MVP this season will be an honor, and Jackson and Joe Burrow have also done more than enough to merit the award.
Truth be told, there’s no right answer this time around.
For the first time in ages, it seems like a strong and valid argument could be made for at least three players to win the trophy, and neither of the others should feel snubbed.
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