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Here Are The Latest Vegas Odds On Who Will Win The 2018 NFL MVP

The 2018 NFL MVP odds have been released by SBRodds.com. No surprise to see the top 10 MVP favorites are all quarterbacks considering the only non-quarterback to win the MVP the past 10 years was running back Adrian Peterson in 2012. New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady won his third MVP in 2017 receiving 40 of the 50 votes, with Los Angeles Rams running back Todd Gurley receiving eight and Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz receiving two. So, who is the latest favorite to win the 2018 NFL MVP?

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Here are the NFL odds to win the regular season MVP in 2018:

Tom Brady +600
Carson Wentz +1100
Drew Brees +1100
Russell Wilson +1200
Ben Roethlisberger +1600
Matt Ryan +1800
Philip Rivers +1800
Kirk Cousins +1800
Matthew Stafford +2500
Alex Smith  +3300 

Vote who you believe will be the 2018 NFL MVP!

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