Bills' Josh Allen wins 2024 NFL MVP Award: Here's how the full voting broke down
While there has been a decent amount of debate both before and after, what's done is done.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has been named the 2024 NFL MVP.
Allen was presented the honor at the NFL Honors ceremony on Thursday and he had some stiff competition. At the top of that list were Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley.
The voting process for the award is based on voters giving candidates a first place vote, second place, and so on.
In the end, here's how the full voting broke down for 2024 NFL MVP:
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