On May 17, Dov Kleiman shared an interesting ‘Fill In The Blanks’ questionnaire for X users. The Sports Media Personality wrote on his X: In 2023,
Lamar Jackson won the MVP. In 2024,
Josh Allen won the MVP. In 2025, _______ will win the MVP.
MVP - Most Valuable Player of the NFL. It was Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson in 2023, then Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen in 2024, and now, in 2025? Dov Kleiman wants X users to pour in their guesses! The X post already has more than 48K views and 210+ comments! Technically speaking, 210+ guesses!
Who will win the NFL MVP in the 2025 NFL season? Would it be Jalen Hurts, Patrick Mahomes, Jayden Daniels, Josh Allen, Brock Purdy, Dak Prescott, Saquon Barkley, or Bryce Young?
Jalen Hurts, Caleb Williams, Baker Mayfield, Patrick Mahomes, Jayden Daniels, Shedeur Sanders, Joe Burrow, Drake Maye, Dak Prescott, Brock Purdy, Cam Ward, Josh Allen, Matthew Stafford, Lamar Jackson, Will Howard, Tua Tagovailoa, Justin Fields, Tyler Shough, Bo Nix, Saquon Barkley, Justin Herbert, JJ McCarthy, Bryce Young - were majority of the guesses!
An X user who appeared to be a huge fan of Lamar Jackson wrote,
“In 2023, Lamar Jackson won the MVP.
In 2024, Lamar Jackson deserved the MVP.
In 2025, Lamar Jackson will win the MVP.
#RavensFlock”
Another X user named someone who wasn’t playing in the NFL but was linked to someone in the NFL - “Taylor Swift” - Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce’s pop star billionaire girlfriend!
What is the NFL MVP? Who was the first NFL player to receive the NFL MVP award?
On February 7, 2025, Keith Jenkins from ESPN reported that Jim Brown, fullback for the Cleveland Browns, won the first NFL MVP award in 1957.
For the 2024 NFL season, it was Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen who received the AP NFL MVP award.
The NFL’s Most Valuable Player award is awarded to the league’s top player. The deciding entity is the Associated Press. Around 50 sportswriters and media members rank their top 5 picks for the NFL MVP award.
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