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The MVP of Every Team

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The top MVP candidates for this season include Matt Ryan, Aaron Rodgers, Ezekiel Elliot, Tom Brady, and Derek Carr, but every team had their own MVP that helped them win games during the season. In fact, even the Cleveland Browns have an MVP. I have compiled a list of who I believe is the MVP of each team in the NFL (In alphabetical order).
  1. Arizona Cardinals - David Johnson (Running Back)
  2. Atlanta Falcons - Matt Ryan (Quarterback)
  3. Baltimore Ravens - Justin Tucker (Kicker)
  4. Buffalo Bills - LeSean McCoy (Running Back)
  5. Carolina Panthers - Greg Olsen (Tight End)
  6. Chicago Bears - Jordan Howard (Running Back)
  7. Cincinnati Bengals - Adam Jones (Cornerback)
  8. Cleveland Browns - Joe Thomas (Offensive Lineman)
  9. Dallas Cowboys - Ezekiel Elliot (Running Back)
  10. Denver Broncos - Von Miller (Linebacker)
  11. Detroit Lions - Matthew Stafford (Quarterback)
  12. Green Bay Packers - Aaron Rodgers (Quarterback)
  13. Houston Texans - Jadeveon Clowney (Defensive Lineman)
  14. Indianapolis Colts - Andrew Luck (Quarterback)
  15. Jacksonville Jaguars - Jalen Ramsey (Cornerback)
  16. Kansas City Chiefs - Tyreek Hill (Wide Receiver)
  17. Los Angeles Chargers - Melvin Gordon (Running Back)
  18. Los Angeles Rams - Aaron Donald (Defensive Lineman)
  19. Miami Dolphins - Jay Ajayi (Running Back)
  20. Minnesota Vikings - Harrison Smith (Safety)
  21. New England Patriots - Tom Brady (Quarterback)
  22. New Orleans Saints - Drew Brees (Quarterback)
  23. New York Giants - Odell Beckham Jr. (Wide Receiver)
  24. New York Jets - Leonard Williams (Defensive Lineman)
  25. Oakland Raiders - Derek Carr (Quarterback)
  26. Philadelphia Eagles - Fletcher Cox (Defensive Lineman)
  27. Pittsburgh Steelers - LeVeon Bell (Running Back)
  28. San Francisco 49ers - Carlos Hyde (Running Back)
  29. Seattle Seahawks - Russell Wilson (Quarterback)
  30. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Mike Evans (Wide Receiver)
  31. Tennessee Titans - DeMarco Murray (Running Back)
  32. Washington Redskins - Kirk Cousins (Quarterback)




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