Quarterbacks have dominated the NFL Most Valuable Player Award in recent years, winning the trophy every year since 2013.
Since then, Peyton Manning has won his fifth MVP award while Aaron Rodgers is inching closer with his fourth.
Tom Brady, Patrick Mahomes, Cam Newton, Matt Ryan, and Lamar Jackson also won one over the last decade.
While there are frontrunners for the award even in the offseason, BR Betting is challenging football fans with a difficult question.
You get $100 to bet on next season's NFL MVP but you have to choose from one of these four QBs…
Who you putting your $100 on? 🧐 pic.twitter.com/67ByygAegx
— br_betting (@br_betting) June 30, 2022
The tweet reads, “You get $100 to bet on next season’s NFL MVP but you have to choose from one of these four QBs… Who you putting your $100 on?”
The choices are Dak Prescott at +1600, Kyler Murray and Jackson at +2000, and Derek Carr at +2800.
All players can stake their claim at the MVP trophy if everything goes well for their team.
Jackson will be returning after an ankle injury and they will have most of their starters back.
Murray can also take the leap, especially with Marquise Brown on their roster and the return of DeAndre Hopkins.
Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys are still favorites to win the NFC East and he has CeeDee Lamb to work with.
Finally, Carr could have a 5,000-yard season with Davante Adams.
The Best Bet Among The Four
Jackson is worth the $100 bet because he has won the award before.
Likewise, he offers the most value among the other quarterbacks because he initiates their passing game and is also one of their best rushers.
He played at an MVP level last season to give the Ravens a chance to win.
If he didn’t perform at that rate, the Ravens could have been out of playoff contention earlier.
On the other hand, Murray and Prescott have the tendency to fold when the going gets tough.
Meanwhile, Carr should address his weakness of throwing a lot of interceptions to build a stronger case.
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