There's a reason NFL MVP odds keep shifting. It's been a bad season for quarterbacks, with players at other positions failing to maintain record-setting paces. There has been no clear-cut favorite, pushing added importance onto the season's final two weeks.
The ideal MVP candidate is a quarterback (the most important position) whose record-setting or otherwise elite production (which is easy to quantify) helps his team win with a highly-rated offense in spite of weak defense/special teams.
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