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Former NFL quarterback and future Hall of Famer, Tom Brady revealed who he backed to become the potential MVP. The former New England Patriots quarterback, Tom Brady has won three MVP titles during his 23-year-long and illustrious career. He bagged these three awards in 2007, 2010 and 2017.
Tom Brady reveals who he voted for to become NFL MVP
After retiring from the game to now being a FOX Sports broadcaster and even a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, Brady was amongst the people who voted for this year's prestigious award.
On Thursday night, it was announced that Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen was awarded as the NFL MVP for the 2024-25 season. He outclassed Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson to win the title.
According to the Associated Press, Brady had cast his vote in favor of Lamar Jackson. Brady's second choice vote went with Josh Allen and his third-place vote went for Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley.
Josh Allen received a total of 27 first-place votes as compared to Lamar Jackson's 23. Allen had 22 second-place votes and just one third-place vote to his name. He finished with a total of 383 voting points. Jackson received 26 second-place votes and a single fourth-place award as he ended with 362 voting points.
Lamar Jackson snubbed of another MVP title?
Lamar Jackson won the last two NFL MVP awards but this time around he was edged by Josh Allen as Jackson couldn't make it three in a row. Many fans were surprised as Jackson didn't win the award thinking he was snubbed of the title.
Jackson had a great season as compared to Allen. The former had more passing yards (4,172) than Allen (3,731), more passing touchdowns (41 to 28), a better competition percentage (66.7% to 63.3%) and rushed for more yards (915 to 531).
The only category in which Allen surpassed Jackson was in rushing touchdowns, as Allen rushed for 12 to Jackson's four. Stat's aren't everything as both the teams had similar seasons and both the quarterbacks performed well.
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