Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers are in a private dispute. Both are among the favorites for the MVP title, which would take the winner out of a tiebreaker with Brett Favre, Johnny Unitas and Jim Brown to win the award for the fourth time, second only to Peyton Manning. Follow the dispute between athletes and enjoy the best matches by registering at the best betting platform.
See below who else is a candidate for the award and why, remembering that the MVP counts only what the player did during the regular season.
Aaron Rodgers
COVID and vaccine controversies aside, Aaron Rodgers is the big favorite for the MVP award after leading the Packers to the best campaign in the NFC: 13-4.
In 16 games, Rodgers had 4115 yards, 37 touchdowns thrown, and only 4 interceptions.
Tom Brady
Ever thought of leading the NFL in passing yards (5316) and touchdown passes at the age of 44? That’s right, Tom Brady did.
Tampa Bay has won 13 games out of 17 and is trying to repeat the Super Bowl title. Brady is already the oldest MVP in history, when in 2017 he won the award. And he can extend his incredible record even further.
Jonathan Taylor
The Colts won only 9 games and were out of the playoffs. But it wasn’t for lack of effort from Taylor, who led the NFL in rushing yards (1811) and ground touchdowns (18), in addition to having another 360 yards receiving and 2 TD’s through the air.
Cooper Kupp
There is no doubt that right now Cooper Kupp is the best receiver in the NFL. His first-year partnership with Matt Stafford resulted in 145 receptions, 1947 yards and 16 touchdowns, ALL league-best marks in 2021.
The Bills won the NFC East again thanks to the quarterback, who despite 15 interceptions had 4407 passing yards, 36 touchdowns, as well as 763 rushing yards and 6 ground TD’s. Stay tunned on our news section to find out who will be the next MVP.