The NFL is stocked with stars -- but only one can win MVP each year.
With the MVP battle heating up as the weather cools down, it's the perfect time to start looking at the favorites.
Could Brock Purdy win the award in his first full starting season? Will Dak Prescott steal the show with his Cowboys continuing to roll? Or could a surprise contender emerge late in the season?
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Here's a full breakdown of the NFL MVP odds after Week 14:
What are the betting odds to win NFL MVP in 2023?
Patrick Mahomes entered the season favored to win his third MVP in six years. The reigning regular season and Super Bowl MVP dominated in 2022, leading the NFL in passing yards (5,250), passing touchdowns (41) and QBR (77.6). He's been bumped from the top of the MVP favorites after an up-and-down season, by his standards, where he has the Chiefs at 8-5.
Jalen Hurts, alongside Mahomes, had been among the favorites for the award all season. Hurts has 31 total touchdowns (19 passing, 12 rushing), but his stock has taken a hit after his Eagles suffered blowout losses against the 49ers and Cowboys in Week 13 and 14, respectively.
So, if the favorite isn't Mahomes or Hurts, who is it? Purdy and Prescott.
The 49ers quarterback was flawless in Philly in Week 13, completing 19 of 27 passes for 314 yards and four touchdowns. He followed that up with two more touchdowns and 368 passing yards in a win over the Seahawks. On the season, the second-year QB has 25 passing touchdowns, seven interceptions and 3,553 passing yards. While he's playing with a loaded cast of skill players in a quarterback-friendly offense, there's no denying how good Purdy has played to this point.
Prescott received another bump in Week 14 after defeating the Eagles. He went 24 of 39 for 271 yards and two touchdowns in the victory, bringing his season-long totals to 3,505 passing yards, 28 passing touchdowns and six interceptions. The Cowboys are now 10-3, tied with the 49ers and Eagles atop the NFC.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is also in the hunt for MVP. He has led Baltimore to an AFC-leading 10-3 record with 21 total touchdowns through 13 games.
Several other quarterbacks -- including Josh Allen and Tua Tagovailoa -- remain in the mix. As far as non-quarterbacks, Tyreek Hill is making a legitimate case to be the first wide receiver to win MVP.
Here are the top 10 odds to win 2023 NFL MVP after Week 14, according to our betting partner, PointsBet:
- Brock Purdy, +150
- Dak Prescott, +150
- Lamar Jackson, +400
- Jalen Hurts, +1100
- Tyreek Hill, +1800
- Josh Allen, +2000
- Christian McCaffrey, +2000
- Patrick Mahomes, +2500
- Tua Tagovailoa, +3000
- C.J. Stroud, +5000
Who won NFL MVP in 2022?
Mahomes won his second career MVP last season with 48 of 50 first-place votes. Hurts and Allen each claimed a first-place vote to finish second and third, respectively. Joe Burrow and Justin Jefferson rounded out the top five.
List of NFL MVP winners by year
2022: Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs QB
2021: Aaron Rodgers, Packers QB
2020: Aaron Rodgers, Packers QB
2019: Lamar Jackson, Ravens QB
2018: Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs QB
2017: Tom Brady, Patriots QB
2016: Matt Ryan, Falcons QB
2015: Cam Newton, Panthers QB
2014: Aaron Rodgers, Packers QB
2013: Peyton Manning, Broncos QB
2012: Adrian Peterson, Vikings RB
2011: Aaron Rodgers, Packers QB
2010: Tom Brady, Patriots QB
2009: Peyton Manning, Colts QB
2008: Peyton Manning, Colts QB
2007: Tom Brady, Patriots QB
2006: LaDainian Tomlinson, Chargers RB
2005: Shaun Alexander, Seahawks RB
2004: Peyton Manning, Colts QB
2003: Peyton Manning, Colts QB / Steve McNair, Titans QB
2002: Rich Gannon, Raiders QB
2001: Kurt Warner, Rams QB
2000: Marshall Faulk, Rams RB
1999: Kurt Warner, Rams QB
1998: Terrell Davis, Broncos RB
1997: Brett Favre, Packers QB
1997: Barry Sanders, Lions RB
1996: Brett Favre, Packers QB
1995: Brett Favre, Packers QB
1994: Steve Young, 49ers QB
1993: Emmitt Smith, Cowboys RB
1992: Steve Young, 49ers QB
1991: Thurman Thomas, Bills RB
1990: Joe Montana, 49ers QB
1989: Joe Montana, 49ers QB
1988: Boomer Esiason, Bengals QB
1987: John Elway, Broncos QB
1986: Lawrence Taylor, Giants LB
1985: Marcus Allen, Raiders QB
1984: Dan Marino, Dolphins QB
1983: Joe Theismann, Washington QB
1982: Mark Moseley, Washington K
1981: Ken Anderson, Bengals QB
1980: Brian Sipe, Browns QB
1979: Earl Campbell, Oilers RB
1978: Terry Bradshaw, Steelers QB
1977: Walter Payton, Bears RB
1976: Bert Jones, Colts QB
1975: Fran Tarkenton, Vikings QB
1974: Ken Stabler, Raiders QB
1973: O.J. Simpson, Bills RB
1972: Larry Brown, Washington RB
1971: Alan Page, Vikings DT
1970: John Brodie, 49ers QB
1969: Roman Gabriel, Rams QB
1968: Earl Morrall, Colts QB
1967: Johnny Unitas, Colts QB
1966: Bart Starr, Packers QB
1965: Jim Brown, Browns FB
1964: Johnny Unitas, Colts QB
1963: Y.A. Tittle, Giants QB
1962: Jim Taylor, Packers FB
1961: Paul Hornung, Packers HB
1960: Norm Van Brocklin, Eagles QB
1959: Johnny Unitas, Colts QB
1958: Jim Brown, Browns FB
1957: Jim Brown, Browns FB
Editor's note: All odds are provided by our partner, PointsBet. PointsBet is our Official Sports Betting Partner and we may receive compensation if you place a bet on PointsBet for the first time after clicking our links.
