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Most of the wagering for NFL Regular Season MVP is going to Kansas City Chief quarterback Patrick Mahomes, Baltimore Ravens signal-caller Lamar Jackson, and Seattle Seahawks QB Russell Wilson. Which of those 3 guys is the top choice? Check out analysis and free picks for the 2020 National Football League Regular Season MVP so you can bet against their NFL MVP odds!

2020 NFL Regular Season MVP Odds, Analysis & Free Picks

2020-2021 NFL Regular Season

When: Thursday, Sep. 10 – Sunday, Jan. 3

2020 NFL Regular Season MVP Odds

Patrick Mahomes +400

Lamar Jackson +750

Russell Wilson +850

Kyler Murray +1400

Dak Prescott +1200

Deshaun Watson +2000

Aaron Rodgers +2000

Carson Wentz +1800

Matt Ryan +3500

Christian McCaffrey +3500

Josh Allen +2200

Baker Mayfield +3500

Philip Rivers +4000

Derrick Henry +5000

Cam Newton +1200

Ben Roethlisberger +3500

Ezekiel Elliot +7500

Saquon Barkley +5000

Jimmy Garoppolo +3000

Dalvin Cook +7500

Matthew Stafford +3500

Kirk Cousins +7500

Jared Goff +6500

Drew Lock +2500

Daniel Jones +6500

Ryan Tannehill +7500

Joe Burrow +8000

Aaron Donald +9000

Nick Bosa +10000

Kahlil Mack +10000

JJ Watt +10000

Gardner Minshew III +10000

Derek Carr +8000

Top Pick: Patrick Mahomes +400

The Super Bowl MVP is the best quarterback in the NFL. That’s not the only reason to choose Mahomes over Russell or Lamar. The other reason, the most important reason, is Patrick has more weapons than either of those quarterbacks.

Mahomes can throw it to a bevy of receivers, including tight-end Travis Kelce. LSU rookie Clyde Edwards-Helaire caught passes in the Tigers’ Saints’ inspired offense last season. If Edwards-Helaire turns out to be the next Alvin Kamara, Mahomes’ stats will go through the roof.

The chalk is the top pick to win his second Most Valuable Player Award in the past 3 seasons.

Top More than +1000 Pick: Kyler Murray +1400

Check out Murray’s stats from last season: 20 touchdown passes, 3,722 yards, 64.4% completion percentage, a 5.4 per yard carry average, 544 rushing yards, and 4 rushing touchdowns.

Sure, Murray threw 12 picks, but so what? 12 isn’t bad for a rookie quarterback. So, yes, Murray has talent. This season, he also gets to throw the pigskin to DeAndre Hopkins, one of the best wide receivers in the NFL.

Biggest Underlay: Carson Wentz +1800

Wentz is a good quarterback, no doubt, but the Philadelphia Eagles coach Doug Pederson could pull Wentz in certain situations to get Jalen Hurts on the field. That could dig into Wentz’s stats.

Also, Philadelphia could be at 4-4 before the Week 9 bye. MVP awards go to playoff teams, and it could be a struggle for the Eagles to make the playoffs.

Biggest Overlay: Matthew Stafford +3500

Matthew Stafford finally has a couple of things he’s lacked for almost his entire career. The first is a solid rushing attack. Both Kerryon Johnson and D’Andre Swift are talented and tough.

The second are quality tight-ends. Eric Ebron was supposed to be that guy. He didn’t pan out. Last year’s top draft pick, T.J. Hockenson, will share TE duties with veteran Jesse James. The defense got a huge makeover during the offseason, which will help Stafford and the offense.

Best Massive Underdog with a Shot: Derek Carr +8000

Carr probably won’t win the NFL MVP. Then again, Rich Gannon won the award in 2002. Gannon was a journeyman quarterback until Jon Gruden, Carr’s coach, helped him dominate.

Who knows? If Gruden performs his magic with Derek Carr, he could take the MVP at massive odds.

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