NFL MVP Race 2023-24: Latest Predictions After Updated Odds Entering Week 17
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Brock Purdy got in Week 16 as the NFL’s MVP front-runner, however an aggravating four-interception proving in Monday’s loss to the Baltimore Ravens guaranteed he’s not running away with the award.
He saw Lamar Jackson take pole position in the race.
As the league turns its attention to a hectic Week 17 schedule, B/R is resetting the upgraded MVP field.
In addition to offering the current chances from DraftKings, we’ve examined 2 significant stories from the most current slate. And it wasn’t a favorable one for either Purdy or Dak Prescott.
Upgraded MVP Odds
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Lamar Jackson, QB, Baltimore Ravens: -160
Christian McCaffrey, RB, San Francisco 49ers: +400
Brock Purdy, QB, San Francisco 49ers: +600
Tua Tagovailoa, QB, Miami Dolphins: +1200
Josh Allen, QB, Buffalo Bills: +1600
Dak Prescott, QB, Dallas Cowboys: +2000
Tyreek Hill, WR, Miami Dolphins: +2200
Jalen Hurts, QB, Philadelphia Eagles: +2500
Patrick Mahomes, QB, Kansas City Chiefs: +3500
Dak Prescott’s Case Crumbles
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Going into the week, Dak Prescott held +600 chances for the MVP– routing just Purdy and Jackson.
That dream is fading alarmingly quickly.
Following a last-second 22-20 loss to the Miami Dolphins, Prescott has actually dipped to +2000. He didn’t play severely– even leading a consent goal drive in the 4th quarter– the problem suggests the Dallas Cowboys are not likely to win the NFC East.
Not given that 2012 (Adrian Peterson) has a gamer from a non-division champ won an MVP, and just 3 others in this millennium (Peyton Manning, Steve McNair and Marshall Faulk) have actually done the very same.
Prescott is still in the MVP hunt, considered that Dallas mathematically can capture the Philadelphia Eagles. Week 17’s face-off with the Detroit Lions is a possible resume-boosting video game, too.
Dak’s margin for mistake, nevertheless, is unquestionably gone.
Brock Purdy Falters in Key MVP Battle
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Or wrong, Monday night’s face-off likely made a major distinction for a big number of MVP citizens.
It was a night Brock Purdy might like to forget.
Lamar Jackson represented 297 backyards and 2 goals in a decently comfy 33-19 triumph for Baltimore. Purdy, nevertheless, tossed a career-worst 4 interceptions and left the video game early with a stinger (which isn’t anticipated to sideline him next weekend).
The result led to Jackson rising to preferred status, while Purdy dropped to +600 and fell back colleague Christian McCaffrey (+400) in the order.
