NFL Super Bowl LV MVP Betting Props
One of the first Super Bowl props listed at online sportsbooks every year is who will win the MVP award. The odds almost always favor the two quarterbacks and that is the case again for Super Bowl LV, as Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes is the even money favorite, while Tampa Bay quarterback Tom Brady is the second choice in the betting at odds of +220. It makes sense that the two quarterbacks would be the top choices, as a quarterback has won the Super Bowl MVP award a total of 30 times. It is worth noting, however, that a non-quarterback has won the award in three of the last seven years, with Julian Edelman winning two years ago, while defensive players won the award for Super Bowl 50 and Super Bowl XLVIII. Check out the latest Super Bowl LV MVP Props available right now!
Super Bowl LV at a Glance
Matchup: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Date: Sunday, February 7th, 2021
Time: 6:30 P.M. ET
Location: Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Florida
TV Coverage: CBS
Betting Odds: Chiefs -3, 56
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Super Bowl LV MVP Odds
ODDS TO WIN SUPER BOWL LV MVP
LeVeon Bell +15000
Patrick Mahomes +100
Tom Brady +200
Travis Kelce +1550
Tyreek Hill +1250
Mike Evans +2800
Chris Godwin +3700
Leonard Fournette +3000
Clyde Edwards -Helaire +5500
Darrel Williams +8000
Antonio Brown +3200
Tyrann Mathieu +4000
Rob Gronkowski +7000
Devon White +3700
Jason Pierre -Paul +3600
Mecole Hardman +7500
Ronald Jones +5500
Cameron Brate +15000
Shaquil Barrett +4000
Sean Murphy -Bunting +12000
Sammy Watkins +8000
Baushaud Breeland +22500
Byron Pringle +22500
Chris Jones +10000
Deone Bucannon +12500
David Lavonte +12500
Frank Clark +10000
Jordan Whitehead +12500
Juan Thornhill +22500
KeShawn Vaughn +22500
Ndamukong Suh +12500
Rashad Fenton +22500
Scotty Miller +12500
Tyler Johnson +17500
Willie Gay Jr +15000
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NFL Super Bowl MVPs
SUPER BOWL
MVP
POSITION
55
TBD
TBD
54
Patrick Mahomes
Quarterback
53
Julian Edelman
Wide Receiver
52
Nick Foles
Quarterback
51
Tom Brady
Quarterback
50
Von Miller
Linebacker
49
Tom Brady
Quarterback
48
Malcolm Smith
Linebacker
47
Joe Flacco
Quarterback
46
Eli Manning
Quarterback
45
Aaron Rodgers
Quarterback
44
Drew Brees
Quarterback
43
Santonio Holmes
Wide Receiver
42
Eli Manning
Quarterback
41
Peyton Manning
Quarterback
40
Hines Ward
Wide Receiver
39
Deion Branch
Wide Receiver
38
Tom Brady
Quarterback
37
Dexter Jackson
Defensive Back
36
Tom Brady
Quarterback
35
Ray Lewis
Linebackers
34
Kurt Warner
Quarterback
33
John Elway
Quarterback
32
Terrell Davis
Running Back
31
Desmond Howard
Wide Receiver
30
Larry Brown
Defensive Back
29
Steve Young
Quarterback
28
Emmitt Smith
Running Back
27
Troy Aikman
Quarterback
26
Mark Rypien
Quarterback
25
Ottis Anderson
Running Back
24
Joe Montana
Quarterback
23
Jerry Rice
Wide Receiver
22
Doug Williams
Quarterback
21
Phil Simms
Quarterback
20
Richard Dent
Defensive
19
Joe Montana
Quarterback
18
Marcus Allen
Running Back
17
John Riggins
Running Back
16
Joe Montana
Quarterback
15
Jim Plunkett
Quarterback
14
Terry Bradshaw
Quarterback
13
Terry Bradshaw
Quarterback
12
Randy White & Harvey Martin
Defensive
11
Fred Biletnifkoff
Wide Receiver
10
Lynn Swann
Quarterback
9
Franco Harris
Running Back
8
Larry Csonka
Running Back
7
Jake Scott
Defensive Back
6
Roger Staubach
Quarterback
5
Chuck Howley
Linebacker
4
Len Dawson
Quarterback
3
Joe Namath
Quarterback
2
Bart Starr
Quarterback
1
Bart Starr
Quarterback
The Super Bowl MVP has actually been awarded 52 times in the 51-year history of the game, as there were co-MVPs in Super Bowl 12 with Harvey Martin and Randy White splitting the honors for the Dallas Cowboys. To date, the only man who has won the Super Bowl MVP award for the losing team was Chuck Howley of the Cowboys. Dallas lost Super Bowl 5 to the Baltimore Colts 16-13, but it wasn't a particularly great game in terms of the stat sheet. No one scored more than one touchdown on the day. Earl Morrall and Johnny Unitas split time at quarterback rather ineffectively, and outside of a 75-yard TD reception by John Mackey, there wasn't really a "wow" play in the game. Howley intercepted two passes, making him the first man to ever have two picks for his career in a Super Bowl, let alone two in the same game.
A total of 22 of the 51 Super Bowl MVPs went on to the Hall of Fame, and there are at least a dozen others who will have their busts in Canton when they end up retiring.
Only six players in the history of the Super Bowl have won both Super Bowl MVP and regular season MVP, and there are only 10 examples of men who won the regular season MVP award and then the Super Bowl in the same season. The last in both cases was Kurt Warner with the St. Louis Rams in Super Bowl 36. Matt Ryan probably had his mitts on the Super Bowl MVP award had the Falcons not blown a 25-point lead in Super Bowl 51, and that would have made him next in line to win both Super Bowl MVP and regular season MVP in the same year.
Super Bowl MVPs By Position
POSITION
TOTAL
LAST
Quarterback
30
Patrick Mahomes, Super Bowl 54
Wide Receiver
8
Julian Edelman, Super Bowl 53
Running Back
7
Terrell Davis, Super Bowl 32
Linebacker
4
Von Miller, Super Bowl 50
Defensive Lineman
3
Richard Dent, Super Bowl 20
Defensive Back
3
Dexter Jackson, Super Bowl 37
Of the 52 Super Bowl MVPs, 10 of them have come from the defensive side of the ball, while 42 have been on offense. If we want to be technical about it, Desmond Howard didn't win the Super Bowl MVP for his efforts in Super Bowl 31 for the Green Bay Packers because of his offense. He had the 99-yard kick return for a touchdown that effectively put the game away late in the third quarter and had 244 combined kick return yards for the day.
The Super Bowl MVP has been awarded to the winning quarterback 55 percent of the time in the league's history, though it should be noted that two of the last four Super Bowl MVPs came from the defensive side of the ball and weren't quarterbacks.
Two or More NFL Super Bowl MVP Awards
NUMBER
PLAYER
SUPER BOWLS
4
Tom Brady
36, 38, 49, 51
3
Joe Montana
19, 24, 26
2
Eli Manning
42, 46
2
Bart Starr
1, 2
There is no debate left about Tom Brady being the top dog in NFL history. His epic comeback was one for the ages in Super Bowl 51 to lift the Patriots over the Falcons, and that not only made him the first five-time Super Bowl winner as a starting quarterback, but it also made him the first man to win Super Bowl MVP four times.
There are only four men in the history of the NFL to win the Super Bowl MVP award at least twice. Joe Montana won it three times, while Eli Manning and Bart Starr won it twice. Starr won each of the first two Super Bowl MVP awards, and his feat of back-to-back Super Bowl MVPs has not since been replicated. Even though there won't be odds to win Super Bowl MVP posted until January 2018, Brady would be the favorite to do so since his Patriots have opened up as the clear +650 favorites to win the Super Bowl for a second straight season.
No man has won Super Bowl MVP on two different teams in his career, and Brady easily holds the record for the longest span of time between Super Bowl MVPs, going 11 years between his second and third Super Bowl MVPs in Super Bowls 38 and 49.
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