It was discovered that former NFL quarterback Jim Miller was actually the voter, after selecting Allen as the winner and Saquon Barkley the runner up for MVP. Still, nobody knows why Jackson was ranked fourth on his ballot.

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.

Here is why Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, a former star for Louisville football, should win the NFL MVP award on Thursday.

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

Only three times in NFL history has the player who was named the All-Pro quarterback failed to win the NFL MVP outright. The last was McNair in 2003 and before that John Elway in

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen won his first NFL MVP award Thursday night. Former Louisville star Lamar Jackson finished second.

The winner was announced and it was Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen. He edged out Jackson in voting, earning 383 points to Jackson’s 362 as Allen won 27 of the 50 first-place votes in addition to 22 second-place votes and one third-place nod, while Jackson had 23 first-place votes, 26 second-place votes and one fourth-place vote.

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.

Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Arik Armstead has been selected as the NFL’s Walter Payton Man of the Year award for 2024. This year at the NFL Honors, two respected high school coaches were named Don Shula HS Coach of the Year,

Mark Ingram has been following the NFL MVP race closely, and explains why Lamar Jackson's historic season puts him first in line for the title.