The current Super Bowl MVP odds have Patrick Mahomes as the favorite to win with +120 odds. Jalen Hurts opened as the favorite but now has +135 odds to win Super Bowl MVP. While QBs are routinely favored to win the prestigious individual award, a WR won game MVP just last year as Rams star Cooper Kupp took home the hardware. Kupp was +600 to win the award just prior to the start of the game. A.J. Brown is currently the betting favorite out of the WRs in Super Bowl 57 to win Super Bowl MVP as he has a +1600 price.
Below is all the betting information you need when it comes to wagering on Super Bowl MVP.
Update: Patrick Mahomes won Super Bowl MVP and had +120 odds prior to the game.
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Super Bowl MVP favorites
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Jalen Hurts : The Eagles are a run-heavy team with Hurts providing a constant threat to use his legs against opposing defenses. His powerful driving ability allows Philly to convert on short yardage and goal line situations even when the defense knows what’s coming. Hurts hasn’t been asked to pass much in two blowout wins this postseason, but he posted a career-best 103.6 passer rating during the regular season.
Patrick Mahomes : Playing with a badly sprained ankle that he seemed to aggravate multiple times, Mahomes still carried the Chiefs in the AFC Championship with 330 passing yards and a key scramble to set up the winning field goal. Mahomes completed passes to eight different receivers in the first quarter and wound up finding 10 different targets after he lost Kadarius Toney and JuJu Smith-Schuster due to injuries. The Super Bowl LIV MVP brings experience to the biggest stage and he is the maestro behind a complex aerial attack.
Travis Kelce : After setting a postseason record for a tight end with 14 catches in the Divisional Round, Kelce got off to a hot start with the opening TD in the AFC Championship. When the Chiefs lost two starting receivers, was doubled relentlessly by the Bengals, so we’ll see if he can produce against the Eagles top-rated pass defense.
A.J. Brown : The Eagles have only attempted 49 passes through two games with Hurts completing 31 of those attempts, and Brown has only caught 7 of those balls. The top receiver is capable of far greater production if Philly gets into a close game in the Super Bowl. Brown opened with around +1200 Super Bowl MVP odds.
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Devonta Smith : While less physical than Brown, Smith has been a top option for Hurts in critical situations and he topped 100 receiving yards in four of his last six appearances during the regular season.
Haason Reddick : The Eagles pass-rushing LB had a huge first half with a sack and a forced fumble that left Brock Purdy (elbow) unable to be effective the rest of the NFC Championship. If he leads Philly’s pass rush in another dominant performance, he could become the third LB to win the SB MVP in 10 years.
Miles Sanders : Sanders typically gets the opening carries for Philly, but the Eagles are rotating three backs and both Kenneth Gainwell and Boston Scott found the end zone – along with Jalen Hurts – in their blowout win over San Francisco.
Darius Slay : Slay has graded among the top corners in football this season and he could make a run for SB MVP if he picks off Mahomes once or twice.
Chris Jones +4000: The Defensive Player of the Year candidate came up with two clutch sacks to stop the Bengals offense and he will play a vital role in slowing down Philadelphia’s running game.
Isiah Pacheco : A powerful runner with good burst between the tackles, Pacheco had a TD in the AFC Championship called back by an iffy holding penalty. The New Jersey native will try to find the end zone in the Super Bowl against his hometown Eagles.
Jerick McKinnon : The receiving specialist was notably absent from Kansas City’s offense in the second half despite all the injuries to their receivers. If Pacheco doesn’t find success against Philly’s stout defensive line, McKinnon could see a lot of work in the short passing game.
Marques Valdez-Scantling : With Kadarius Toney, JuJu Smith-Schuster, and Mecole Hardman all out due to injuries, the former Packers WR stepped up with a go-ahead TD in the third quarter and he should serve as a top target for Mahomes in the Super Bowl.
Dallas Goedert : If the Eagles are forced to throw in a high-scoring game, Goedert could serve as a top option against a Chiefs team that lacks good play at safety.
Chad Henne : The Chiefs backup QB is on the board at +7000 on the off chance that Mahomes gets injured early and is forced out of the Super Bowl.
JuJu Smith-Schuster : The former Steelers WR had a few big games with the Chiefs this season, but is mostly utilized as an underneath target for Mahomes.
Brandon Graham : The Eagles have talent at all three levels on defense with T.J. Edwards and Graham flanking Reddick in the linebacking corps.
Frank Clark : Perhaps the best outside pass rusher for the Chiefs could make a big impact by sacking Hurts and/or stopping the Eagles read-option game.
Kenneth Gainwell : Gainwell is a versatile weapon who sometimes lines up at receiver and he could score multiple TDs from multiple spots.
Kadarius Toney : Toney suffered a scary non-contact injury in the AFC Championship but could get cleared in time to make an impact in his first Super Bowl appearance.
L’Jarius Sneed : Sneed has cleared concussion protocol and the veteran CB will spend a lot of time shadowing A.J. Brown in the Super Bowl.
Clyde Edwards-Helaire : The Chiefs have a fourth option out of the backfield now with CEH expected to suit up for the first time since Week 10. Ronald Jones is also getting long odds to win SB MVP as a potential option in short-yardage situations.
Chad Henne : The Chiefs backup QB is on the board at +15000 on the off chance that Mahomes gets injured early and is forced out of the Super Bowl.
Quez Watkins : All eyes may be on Brown, Smith, and Goedert as the Eagles top receivers, but Watkins has big-play potential and averaged a solid 10.7 yards per catch this year.
Josh Sweat : The Eagles big defensive end racked up 11 sacks and 31 solo tackles this season, so he could make an impact by getting to Mahomes.
C.J. Gardner-Johnson : There are almost no weaknesses in the Eagles secondary with Gardner-Johnson doubling as an elite slot cornerback or high safety, who could play a vital role in slowing down Travis Kelce.
Skyy Moore : The rookie was thrust into a much bigger role than expected in the AFC Championship and Andy Reid’s staff should have a few gadget plays in their arsenal for Moore after two weeks of preparation.
Fletcher Cox : Even in his age 32 season, the five-time Pro Bowler remains one of the best run-stopping defensive tackles in the game.
George Karlaftis : The rookie from Greece is a versatile athlete capable of impacting the game as an edge pass rusher and another big body on the outside looking to contain Hurts and the Eagles read-option game.
Trent McDuffie : Another rookie making a tremendous impact for the Chiefs defense, McDuffie only allowed 23 receiving YPG in his coverage this season and helped slow down Ja’Marr Chase in the AFC title game.
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Super Bowl MVP history
Quarterbacks dominate the list of Super Bowl Most Valuable Player favorites per usual; although, two LBs (Malcolm Smith and Von Miller) and two WRs (Julian Edelman and Cooper Kupp) have accounted for four of the award recipients over the past nine Super Bowls.
Tom Brady (+600) has won three Super Bowl MVPs in that span and Patrick Mahomes (+450) became the youngest SB MVP two years ago. Aaron Rodgers (+450) is tied with Mahomes atop the odds table as the Packers prepare to host the 49ers in the Divisional Round.
The Super Bowl MVP debuted in the first SB, which featured the Green Bay Packers and Kansas City Chiefs in January of 1967. The Packers cruised to a 35-10 victory and QB Bart Starr won the MVP with 250 yards, two TDs and a pick. The next year, Green Bay won another SB title with Starr again winning MVP thanks to a modest line of 202 yards and a TD.
That would set the precedent for the award, which as gone to QBs 30 of 54 years since its inception. The MVP has gone to seven running backs and seven wide receivers, and a defensive player has won 10 times.
Yet unlike the NFL regular season MVP award — which has gone to QBs 32 times and RBs 20 times, with one defensive player (Harlon Hill, 1955) and one WR (Jerry Rice, 1987) winning the award — sometimes the Super Bowl MVP can come out of nowhere.
In the past 20 years, Tampa Bay safety Dexter Jackson and Seattle linebacker Malcolm Smith stand out as the most unlikely SB MVPs, while LBs Von Miller and Ray Lewis have also won on the strength of great defensive performances. Green Bay’s Desmond Howard became the only kick returner to win SB MVP in 1997 after totaling 244 return yards and a TD.
Return TDs have become increasingly rare in today’s NFL and defensive battles are also few and far between due to rule changes. Even in a 13-3 slugfest in Super Bowl 53, WR Julian Edelman was named MVP with 10 receptions for 141 yards. Quarterbacks had won seven of the previous nine awards.
In Super Bowl V, Cowboys LB Chuck Howley was named MVP despite Dallas losing, 16-13, to the Colts. This marks the only time a player from the losing team has been named MVP, although Tom Brady came relatively close in 2018 when he threw for 505 yards and 3 TDs in a 41-33 loss to the Eagles.
Brady holds the record with five total Super Bowl MVPs, followed by Joe Montana (3), Terry Bradshaw (2), Eli Manning (2), and Bart Starr (2). The Cowboys have produced the most SB MVPs with 7, followed by the Steelers (6) and Patriots (6).
Super Bowl MVPs
Voted on by a panel of 16 sportswriters, the Super Bowl MVP award has been given to the player who has the biggest impact on the outcome of football’s biggest annual game. Since 2001, electronic fan voting has accounted for 20 percent of the vote with the media panel accounting for 80 percent of the vote.
| Year | MVP | Team |
|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Cooper Kupp (WR) | LA Rams |
| 2021 | Tom Brady (QB) | Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
| 2020 | Patrick Mahomes (QB) | Kansas City Chiefs |
| 2019 | Julian Edelman (WR) | New England Patriots |
| 2018 | Nick Foles (QB) | Philadelphia Eagles |
| 2017 | Tom Brady (QB) | New England Patriots |
| 2016 | Von Miller (LB) | Denver Broncos |
| 2015 | Tom Brady (QB) | New England Patriots |
| 2014 | Malcolm Smith (LB) | Seattle Seahawks |
| 2013 | Joe Flacco (QB) | Baltimore Ravens |
| 2012 | Eli Manning (QB) | New York Giants |
| 2011 | Aaron Rodgers (QB) | Green Bay Packers |
| 2010 | Drew Brees (QB) | New Orleans Saints |
| 2009 | Santonio Holmes (WR) | Pittsburgh Steelers |
| 2008 | Eli Manning (QB) | New York Giants |
| 2007 | Peyton Manning (QB) | Indianapolis Colts |
| 2006 | Hines Ward (WR) | Pittsburgh Steelers |
| 2005 | Deion Branch (WR) | New England Patriots |
| 2004 | Tom Brady (QB) | New England Patriots |
| 2003 | Dexter Jackson (S) | Tampa Bay Bucs |
| 2002 | Tom Brady (QB) | New England Patriots |
| 2001 | Ray Lewis (LB) | Baltimore Ravens |
| 2000 | Kurt Warner (QB) | St. Louis Rams |
| 1999 | John Elway (QB) | Denver Broncos |
| 1998 | Terrell Davis (RB) | Denver Broncos |
| 1997 | Desmond Howard (WR/KR) | Green Bay Packers |
| 1996 | Larry Brown (CB) | Dallas Cowboys |
| 1995 | Steve Young (QB) | San Francisco 49ers |
| 1994 | Emmitt Smith (RB) | Dallas Cowboys |
| 1993 | Troy Aikman (QB) | Dallas Cowboys |
| 1992 | Mark Rypien (QB) | Washington Redskins |
| 1991 | Ottis Anderson (RB) | New York Giants |
| 1990 | Joe Montana (QB) | San Francisco 49ers |
| 1989 | Jerry Rice (WR) | San Francisco 49ers |
| 1988 | Doug Williams (QB) | Washington Redskins |
| 1987 | Phil Simms (QB) | New York Giants |
| 1986 | Richard Dent (DE) | Chicago Bears |
| 1985 | Joe Montana (QB) | San Francisco 49ers |
| 1984 | Marcus Allen (RB) | Los Angeles Raiders |
| 1983 | John Riggins (RB) | Washington Redskins |
| 1982 | Joe Montana (QB) | San Francisco 49ers |
| 1981 | Jim Plunkett (QB) | Oakland Raiders |
| 1980 | Terry Bradshaw (QB) | Pittsburgh Steelers |
| 1979 | Terry Bradshaw (QB) | Pittsburgh Steelers |
| 1978 | H, Martin (DE), R. White (DT) | Dallas Cowboys |
| 1977 | Fred Biletnikoff (WR) | Oakland Raiders |
| 1976 | Lynn Swann (WR) | Pittsburgh Steelers |
| 1975 | Franco Harris (RB) | Pittsburgh Steelers |
| 1974 | Larry Csonka (RB) | Miami Dolphins |
| 1973 | Jake Scott (S) | Miami Dolphins |
| 1972 | Roger Staubach (QB) | Dallas Cowboys |
| 1971 | Chuck Howley (LB) | Dallas Cowboys |
| 1970 | Len Dawson (QB) | Kansas City Chiefs |
| 1969 | Joe Namath (QB) | New York Jets |
| 1968 | Bart Starr (QB) | Green Bay Packers |
| 1967 | Bart Starr (QB) | Green Bay Packers |