Odds to Be Named Super Bowl 2024 MVP (Early)

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Odds to Be Named Super Bowl 2024 MVP (Early)

BetOnline has released early Super Bowl 2024 MVP odds even before we know which two teams end up playing in the big game.

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Ravens starting quarterback Lamar Jackson is listed as the 2-1 favorite. 

Jackson completed 16-of-22 passes for 152 yards and two touchdowns in the Ravens’ 34-10, Divisional Round win over the Texans, adding 11 carries for 100 yards and two touchdowns to carry his team into the Conference Championship game against Kansas City.

Brock Purdy of the 49ers comes in as the second shortest favorite with a payout potential of $300 on every $100 bet.

Purdy completed 23-of-39 passes for 252 yards and one touchdown in the 49ers’ 24-21, Divisional Round win over the Packers.

The injury to Deebo Samuel could have spelled trouble for San Francisco as many believe the team doesn't stand much of a chance of advancing to the Super Bowl without him.

Samuel's official status is uncertain after sustaining a left shoulder injury the 49ers' 24-21 NFC divisional round win over the Green Bay Packers on Saturday night.

“I’m OK,” Samuel told NBC Sports Bay Area after the win.

For the first time in a few seasons Chiefs starting quarterback Patrick Mahomes is not favored to be named the Super Bowl MVP early on, not even second favorite.

Mahomes completed 17-of-23 passes for 215 yards and two touchdowns in the Chiefs’ 27-24, Divisional Round win over the Bills.

Super Bowl LVIII MVP              

Lamar Jackson BAL                    2/1

Brock Purdy SF                          3/1

Patrick Mahomes KC                 4/1

Christian McCaffrey SF              11/2

Jared Goff DET                          10/1

Travis Kelce KC                          33/1

Amon-Ra St. Brown DET            50/1

Brandon Aiyuk SF                      50/1

Deebo Samuel SF                      50/1

George Kittle SF                        80/1

Nick Bosa SF                             80/1

David Montgomery DET            100/1

Isiah Pacheco KC                       100/1

Jahmyr Gibbs DET                     100/1

Mark Andrews BAL                    100/1

Rashee Rice KC                         100/1

Zay Flowers BAL                        100/1

Gus Edwards BAL                      125/1

Odel Beckham BAL                    125/1

Sam LaPorta DET                       125/1

Rashod Bateman BAL                200/1

Chase Young SF                         250/1

Chris Jones KC                           250/1

Fred Warner SF                         250/1

Jadeveon Clowney BAL              250/1

Javon Hargrave SF                     250/1

Justin Hill BAL                           250/1

Roquan Smith BAL                     250/1

Aidan Hutchinson DET               300/1

Harrison Butker KC                    300/1

Jake Moody SF                          300/1

Jauan Jennings SF                      300/1

Justin Tucker BAL                      300/1

Justin Watson KC                      300/1

Dalvin Cook BAL                        500/1

George Karlaftis KC                   500/1

Jameson Williams DET               500/1

Josh Reynolds DET                    500/1

Kyle Juszczyk SF                        500/1

L'Jarius Sneed KC                      500/1

Marquez Valdes-Scantling KC     500/1

Mecole Hardman KC                 500/1

Nick Bolton KC                          500/1

Patrick Queen BAL                    500/1

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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