Josh Allen Wins 2024 NFL MVP in a Tight Race Against Lamar Jackson
Josh Allen has officially been crowned the 2024 AP NFL Most Valuable Player, and what a journey it’s been for the Buffalo Bills quarterback. This marks Allen’s first MVP win, and he did it in style, edging out last year’s winner, Lamar Jackson, in one of the closest races in recent memory. The final tally? Allen finished with 383 points and 27 first-place votes, while Jackson was right behind him with 362 points and 23 first-place votes.
It’s a well-deserved honor for Allen, who essentially carried the Bills’ offense throughout the season. After Buffalo parted ways with top receiver Stefon Diggs and lost Gabe Davis to free agency, many expected the Bills to take a step back. But Allen had other plans. He delivered a historic season, becoming the only player in NFL history to throw for 25+ touchdowns, rush for 10+ touchdowns, and even catch a touchdown in a single season. That’s right—he did it all.
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Statistically, Allen’s season was nothing short of elite. He accounted for 41 total touchdowns—28 passing, 12 rushing, and one receiving—while leading Buffalo to a dominant 13-4 record and an AFC East title. His performance was so impactful that he became just the third player in NFL history to win MVP without being named a first-team All-Pro. That speaks volumes about how much he meant to this Bills squad.
One of the most impressive aspects of Allen’s season was his efficiency. He threw a career-low six interceptions and took only 14 sacks—both major improvements that showed his growth as a leader and playmaker. The Bills’ offense was electric, putting up 30+ points in 12 games, the second-most in a single season in NFL history.
While Allen’s MVP win is a massive achievement, there’s no doubt that he has his sights set on an even bigger prize—the Lombardi Trophy. Unfortunately, Buffalo’s season ended in heartbreak once again, falling to Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game. But this MVP honor is proof that Allen is among the league’s elite, and if history tells us anything, he’s only getting started.
With this win, Allen joins an exclusive club of quarterbacks who have cemented their place in NFL history. The challenge now? Turning that individual success into a Super Bowl victory. Bills Mafia will be hoping that next season, their franchise QB takes that final step toward football’s ultimate prize.
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