Most Valuable Player of the Year Award
The Most Valuable Player of the Year Award is presented by the Newspaper Enterprise Association to the top player in the National Football League (NFL). From 1955 through 1996 the winner was selected by polling all active NFL players. Beginning in 1997 the winner is determined by a vote of National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) representatives.
NOTES: Bold entries denote players who went on to become members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame; Year fields link to the NFL season in review page, winner's names link to the player's page and team name links to the official roster for the year in which the player won the Most Valuable Player of the Year Award.
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Did you know that there have been one end, one wide receiver, twenty-one running backs, and thirty three quarterbacks who have won the Most Valuable Player of the Year Award?
A breakdown of other official NFL most valuable player awards: The Joe F. Carr Trophy (1938-1946), the United Press International NFL MVP (1948-1969), the Associated Press NFL MVP (1957-Today) and the Pro Football Writers of America NFL MVP (1975-Today).
Which player on the chart above deserved the Most Valuable Player of the Year Award the least? Which player "should" have won during that particular season? Share your opinion on Pigskin Fever.
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