But there is just one little thing in the way that Burrow has talked about publicly in the past. That’s the fact that league MVP usually goes to a quarterback who is not only pe

Joe Burrow is playing the best football of his career, but Saturday might be the final game of his season. The Cincinnati Bengals will face the Pittsburgh Steelers, and need a win and some help from the Kansas City Chiefs and New York Jets to clinch the final playoff spot in the AFC.

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Cincinnati's franchise quarterback doesn't think he'll be able to overcome the Bengals' average record to take home the prestigious award.

Although the Bengal's defense has been bad for most of the season, Burrow has proven time and time again that he is good enough to pull them out of a rut to win the game. Riding a four-game win streak into the Week 18, Burrow has garnered MVP consideration, which he knows he's unlikely to win at season's end.

There’s no such problem as the 2024 MVP race enters its final stages. Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow and Saquon Barkley are superstar talents whose conventional and/or advanced stats match historic standards for MVP consideration.

Although he's having a spectacular campaign, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow acknowledged that he won't take home the MVP trophy this season. In an interview on ESPN with NFL legend Cam Newton, Burrow said he deserves the award. But he's also aware that it usually goes to the "quarterback of the best team."

Robert Griffin III makes his pick for the NFL MVP and believes that it belongs to Ravens quarterback, Lamar Jackson.