The Super Bowl MVP odds are on the move following a thrilling first two days of the NFL playoffs.
The award often goes to the quarterback of the winning team, so it's no surprise to see signal callers comprising most of the favorites in the Super Bowl odds.
That list starts with NFC West QBs Matthew Stafford and Sam Darnold, and continues with three AFC leaders in Josh Allen, Drake Maye, and Bo Nix.
Latest Super Bowl MVP odds
| Player |  |
|---|---|
 Matthew Stafford |
+430 |
 Sam Darnold |
+490 |
 Josh Allen |
+700 |
 Drake Maye |
+750 |
 Bo Nix |
+1000 |
| Jaxon Smith-Njigba |
+1600 |
 Caleb Williams |
+1800 |
 C.J. Stroud |
+2000 |
| Puka Nacua |
+2200 |
 Brock Purdy |
+2500 |
How to read Super Bowl MVP odds
When learning how to bet on the Super Bowl, bettors must first understand how the odds display and how to read them. The Super Bowl MVP odds are displayed in a list format with corresponding odds for each player considered an MVP candidate. The odds will reflect the implied probability of that player winning MVP.
Some sportsbooks will have a very long and detailed list with plenty of players available. Other books will list just the skill positions and key defensive contributors while adding a "field" or "other" option, which includes any player not officially listed.
Most sportsbooks in North America will list Super Bowl MVP odds in American format:
- Patrick Mahomes -120
- Jalen Hurts +187
This means that a $100 bet on Mahomes would have profited $83 (or a $120 bet would win $100), or a $100 bet on Hurts would have profited $187. Use our odds converter to switch American odds to decimal or fractional and to see how much you could win using different odds.
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List of previous Super Bowl MVP winners
A Super Bowl MVP has been named in all 59 championship games, going back to 1967 when Green Bay Packers quarterback Bart Starr was named the very first Super Bowl Most Valuable Player.
Starr is one of the 33 quarterbacks to be named Super Bowl MVP. Running backs and wide receivers have each won MVP eight times, while a defensive player has been named MVP five times and a special teams player has won the award once.
Betting on the Super Bowl MVP odds was made popular in the late 1990s, as online sports betting began to boom, but has only recently been allowed in regulated land-based sportsbooks (such as Las Vegas/Nevada) since 2016.
| Super Bowl | MVP | Odds | Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| 59 |  Jalen Hurts |
+375 | QB |
| 58 |  Patrick Mahomes |
+130 | QB |
| 57 | Patrick Mahomes |
+130 | QB |
| 56 |  Cooper Kupp |
+600 | WR |
| 55 |  Tom Brady |
+187 | QB |
| 54 | Patrick Mahomes |
+110 | QB |
| 53 |  Julian Edelman |
+2000 | WR |
| 52 | Nick Foles |
+325 | QB |
| 51 | Tom Brady |
+150 | QB |
| 50 |  Von Miller |
+2200 | LB |
Super Bowl MVP Odds FAQs
Matthew Stafford is the current betting favorite to win Super Bowl MVP at +430. Sam Darnold is second at +490, and Josh Allen is third at +700.
Matthew Stafford is the current favorite to win Super Bowl MVP.
Jalen Hurts won Super Bowl MVP in 2025 when the Eagles beat the Chiefs in Super Bowl 59.
Quarterbacks have won Super Bowl MVP in 34 of 59 games.
The Super Bowl MVP is decided by a voting panel of 16 journalists and a fan vote upon the conclusion of the game.
