Ranking Every Super Bowl MVP From WORST to BEST! 

Yes he is and I'm proud of that fact....RN4L

Agreed Love Marcus Allen

And in the Hall of Fame…🥳

Cam Newton came oh so close

Great player. I grew up watching him with the Chiefs.

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as a pack fan, bart starr was our best qb ever. that was a happy running league at that time. when they needed to pass, he was clutch as it was. clutch 3rd down conversions, clutch important - winning drives, he was at his best.

@@dodu8281 Starr is not the best Packers QB ever.

Agreed, I strongly believe Malcom Butler deserved the MVP for his interception.

@@snowman9642 yeah but he’s also partially to blame for the Seahawks getting in that position int he first place

@@snowman9642 as a Seahawks fan, I’m offended. xP

I'm a Chiefs fan and Nick Bolton totally deserved it last night. No disrespect to Mahomes, but defense is just as important when it comes to the Super Bowl.

yeah, but QB position is most important so it gets the most attention.

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Manny Fernandez was the real MVP of Super Bowl 7.

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Larry Brown literally stood there while Neil Odonnel threw the ball to him.

He killed it

Agreed, and I'm of the opinion that Duane Starks should have won that year's MVP. Even still, Ray is too low here.

@@Cryptum404 Ray Lewis had a knack for killing on Super Bowl weekend back in those days.

exactly he had the other team playing scared, which doesnt show up on a stat sheet

And (as much as it pains me to say this as a pats fan) he did the SAME THING the week before. He was in the pats backfield the entire game.

Completely agree with you, the man won them that SB. Von Miller and JJ Watt (who unfortunately never got to the big stage) are the most recent defensive players who, generally speaking, simply don't get enough love despite the fact teams actually had to game plan against them for years - in much the same way they famously had to do it against Ray Lewis and Ed Reed (both absolute legends in their own right at their respective positions ofc...)

@@pat_almighty Just wanna mention in 2012 JJ Watt had 20.5 sacks, an NFL-record 39 tackles for loss and 16 passes knocked down, all league highs. Guy was unreal; wasted most of his career with this train wreck we call a football team here in Houston.

@@Lippett hey thank you for expanding on my point man, he was an absolute legend, I will never forget that heartbreaking moment when he said to DeShaun "I'm just sorry we're wasting your time here" and that hurt in him over those last couple of weeks of his time there. But hey, that's football, you guys really looked good for a moment there before ol' Billy decided to sink and then abandon ship. Hopefully you'll head for a productive rebuild soon and you see some brighter days in sunny Houston 😎

Agree. Look at the stat line from that game. The Panthers actually played one of the very best defensive games in history too. Denver had little offense.

it s cool to get a lot of passing yards and passing tds, but id take phil simms. never saw some efficiency like that in the sb. 22 for 25?!?

Idk about that and I love the 90s

@@dodu8281 ya against broncos in 86

That Steve Young Super Bowl proformance was Pure dominance. I would've liked to see that Jerry Rice one at #2. 11 for 215, TD In A 20-16 game. Then on the final drive, The Bangels were focused on him that they forgot about John Taylor.

Agreed people forget Von Miller was the leader of that 2015 all time broncos defense

and most important he was benched for a while so he was fresh.

Aikman could of beat that record in 92, but he was out of the game at the start of the 3rd quarter when 4 TDs himself and was cutting though the Bills like butter.

I know that the argument of "it was a different time" always comes up with Namath, but I really don't understand how he is considered to be that good. He seems so boring in any clips I've seen. Granted, I wasn't around while he was playing so maybe it was different then.

He was the 1st QB to throw over 4000 yards in a season...

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I personally would have gone with Bob Sanders

Man.. they don’t know about D. Rhodes.. my brother played behind him in college. Used to always talk abt him.. he was cold af. Definitely underrated

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I don't get it because imo it's okay to refer to them as the Redskins when talking about any point in history before their name change.

@@PipeGuy64Bit ikr...

@@PipeGuy64Bit - I agree. I can understand no longer using the name Redskins in the present tense since its retired. But to eliminate it from history is too much. If that's the case, they should blur out the old Indian head logo from all the old footage.

I hate cancel culture. People are way too sensitive nowadays 😒

i like your pfp man, SHADOWBOXIN

Yeah he did I agree with you.

as a 49ers fan, it shouldve been him or chris jones

There's a reason why quarterbacks win so many MVPs. When the offense does well, it's USUALLY because of them. Williams may have had a great game, but who got him into position for those scores?

@@dennisguardado7693 Or Frank Clark. I bought his SB jersey just because of that playoff run he had in '19

Mahomes was lowkey trash in SBLIV

Someone is still salty..😁

Your numbers are off, bro. He’s actually even better than that.

Malcom Butler would be #1 snub

@@snowman9642 no

Manny Fernandez was a bigger snub.

Justin Tuck (NY Giants, DE) could have won Superbowl MVP in either 42 or 46 really. The guy was an absolute menace when he played against the Patriots.

Jacoby Jones is definitely #1

Reggie's sacks came at the end of the game; Favre had a okay game......the difference maker was Desmond especially when he returned the kickoff right after NE scored.

Simple. He was lucky to be 34. Below average Eli was carried by the defense through both postseasons. The defense gave up an average of 15.1 points/game, no game over 20 points, and an opposing passer rating of a mere 74. And Eli still barely managed to win on last second plays despite multiple pro bowl QBs having what may have been their worst game of the year. The defense didn't allow more than 20, despite those same teams putting up 45, 31, 35, 38, 28, and 37 points against the Giants in the regular season in mostly blowouts. Overall, Eli scored less in the postseason and was hailed as the hero. To put this in perspective, with what Eli did in those "SB runs", if the opposing teams just put up their average points, Eli goes 2-6. He beats the Bucs by less than a point and the '11 Packers by 2. That's it. 8 straight playoff teams that were 13 points below their season average. And Eli still barely managed to win 5/8 games. And 2 of those "Eli wins" were overtime games in which Eli literally did nothing on the game winning drive, but he is given all the credit for the win. Eli deserved neither MPV. Someone on the defense did both times. Without the defense doing what they did, Eli's points in the SB of 17 and 19 are blowouts.

Every defense has a coverage scheme where a DE ends up in coverage. It is up to the offense to figure it out and take advantage.

And the week before Von intercepted Brady in the AFC Championship Game. Peak Von in the playoffs and in Superbowls was comparable to Lawrence Taylor.

Directly below Elway is such a meme lol Also the WRs had some drop issues so his stats could've been even better he was slinging it Shame he didn't get many playoff games in domes lol he put up some great performances in them

@MajorMlgNoob bro wrote a entire documentary 💀

That's dumb. The NFL should not censor it's history. The Redskins changed their name, they don't need to erase them from history. Like or not, the Washington Redskins won 3 Super Bowls (plus 2 pre-Super Bowl NFL titles).

That’s honestly horrible. I’m happy he is in the hall of fame now and alive too see himself be inducted. But the fact that it took this long is rlly bad

@@Goaty9116 yeah he haas a great career took the NFL almost 50 years to realize he needed to be in the Hall of Fame.

The real MVP of that game, Mike Curtis, is still snubbed by the HOF........

​@michaelwoolsey3886 The real of MVP of that game was Craig Morton. The absolute worst QB to ever play in the Super Bowl, he basically handed the Colts that game with one inept pass attempt after another. Abysmal. If Staubach had played in that game, Dallas would've won by 40 points.

Nah, it requires skill to intentionally throw a game...Neil O'Donnell just flat out sucked. Probably the worst QB to ever start a Super Bowl, and that includes chumps like Vince Ferragamo, Tony Eason, and Rex Grossman.

@@MrX-hl9vbMore Fun to Watch Yes; More Talented No

Well I guess it’s a good thing superbowls consist of more than two quarters

Your hemorrhoids are posting again. 😆

It's hard to pick out an individual in some scenarios. Offensive line play is so interdependent, same with defense. How many Super Bowls were won by a dominant defensive line, but you can't really pick out an individual cause they just caused constant pressure. The NY Giants come to mind beating NE twice.

Neil O'Donnel should have got it....for the Cowboys...

Considering soccer is an international sport it is not crazy at all.

Four receptions, 74 yards, no TD. He is a Hall of Fame player but compared to the other performances in the respective super bowls, the rank of 57 is appropriate.

If anything the OL should of been the MVP for the Raiders how they held the purple people eaters to nothing on D. OL will never get that award....the hogs on the Redskins was amazing also.

​@ken33461 Caught 3 passes that put the Raiders on the 1, the 1 again, and then the 2 yd line. Set up 3 touchdowns for the Raiders. No way is that the worst MVP performance. This list is a joke.

Agreed, amazing performance despite that leg of his.

I mean it was good but didn't he only have like 200 yds?

He’s getting tested for PED

@@andrewhoback1080 182. Jalen had 304 a passing td, 3 rushing tds and 70 yards rushing

Lol the ball hugging is insane

Hurts gave the opposing team a free TD....and lost by less than a TD. He literally cost his team the game.

Mahomes has the highest QB rating of any player in SB history. Explain how Hurts played better? Hurts got more stats, but also made a mistake, something Mahomes did not. Not to mention he did that on ONE LEG 😳

@@Bakuru These Hurts apologists keep ignoring the biggest game changing stat there is "the Turnover", one which directly resulted in points for the opponent. Take away the turnover he likely wins the game and the MVP, but he didn't.

Thurman Thomas comes to mind. He was the better RB in SB XXV and had the Bills won, no one would remember Anderson’s performance.

Packers shoulda won that game in a blowout. Receivers dropped alot of passes

@@jrad410 Agreed. Should have been 46-25 or 39-18, unfortunately in the other games where Packers receivers and runningbacks let down, Aaron Rodgers wasn't lucky enough to have turnovers from his defense shame