Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is the textbook definition of a unicorn - i.e. there's no other player like him - in not just the modern NFL, but essentially throughout the league's history.

Unlike what happens when we all go to the polls in November, the NFL MVP award is not a secret ballot. The Associated Press posted a table displaying how all 50 voters voted for the league’s

NFL MVP race was one of the closest of all-time, with Josh Allen narrowly beating out Lamar Jackson to win the 2024 NFL MVP award despite Jackson being named the 2024 first-team All Pro by the same organization and group of voters that select both awards.

In an interview with RG, NFL legend Drew Brees shared his thoughts on Lamar Jackson and the MVP snub. Brees, a two-time NFL Offensive Player of the Year and Super Bowl XLIV MVP, praised Jackson.

For the past 11 seasons, being named the AP first-team All-Pro quarterback was a prelude to winning the NFL’s MVP award.

ESPN's Dan Orlovsky picked Josh Allen for MVP but voted Lamar Jackson as a first-team All-Pro. Here's what went into his decision.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen was named the NFL’s Most Valuable Player on Thursday, beating out Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson in one of the closest MVP races in years.

Who won NFL MVP? The NFL Honors award voting came down to Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen and Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson. Here are the results.

Bills quarterback Josh Allen said he was taken aback when he was announced as the recipient of the 2024 NFL MVP over reigning winner Lamar Jackson.