Matthew Stafford’s competition for NFL’s MVP award revealed
NY Post
The competition for NFL MVP honors is officially down to five.
The league announced on Thursday one of Matthew Stafford, Josh Allen, Trevor Lawrence, Drake Maye and Christian McCaffrey will be given the award for 2025’s Most Valuable Player during Super Bowl week next month.
Stafford is viewed as the favorite, especially after he was named Professional Football Writers of America’s MVP on Wednesday.
The Rams quarterback threw for 4,707 yards, 46 touchdowns and just eight interceptions. He also completed 65 percent of his passes.
Maye is largely considered the biggest threat to the Los Angeles signal-caller for the accolade, as he logged 4,394 passing yards, 31 touchdowns and eight interceptions while completing 72 percent of his attempts.
Both Stafford’s Rams and Maye’s Patriots will play this weekend in their respective conference’s title games for a shot at a spot in Super Bowl LX.
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