Josh Allen Named NFL MVP After Stellar Season
Josh Allen was named the Associated Press NFL MVP for 2024, showcasing his remarkable journey from potential bust to star quarterback with impressive season statistics.
Josh Allen is on top of the NFL world after he was named Associated Press NFL MVP on Thursday night in New Orleans.
The Buffalo Bills quarterback has come a long way from being an inaccurate quarterback coming out of the University of Wyoming to looking like a possible bust in his first year in the league to now holding the highest individual trophy in the NFL.
Basically, Allen has come a long way to get where he is now.
Speaking of his past, Josh Allen is being exposed once again for something he wrote about when he used to frequent X, formerly Twitter.
Shortly after winning his MVP award, one post resurfaced of the Bills quarterback showing him writing, "I love penis."
At the time of that post, Allen was just 15-years-old, so no one is holding this over his head.
Allen finished the 2024 season with 307 completions for 3,731 passing yards and 28 passing touchdowns.
He also kept his interceptions low, as he only tossed six on the year.
Josh Allen's performance led the Bills to an overall record of 13-4 and another appearance in the AFC Championship game.
Allen admitted he was "surprised" to win NFL Most Valuable Player honours for the 2024 season.
The Buffalo Bills quarterback got the award despite being named second-team All-Pro behind Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, who was selected to the first team.
According to the Associated Press, Allen received 383 total points, and Jackson got 362.
Josh Allen received 27 first-place votes, while Jackson got 23. The Ravens quarterback had 26 second-place votes, while Allen had 22.
