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With a pass rating of 102.7, a pass TD-to-INT ratio of 24:7, and an average pass yardage of 8.0, Lamar Jackson had his finest passing season in his first year under Todd Monken’s coaching. Jackson and Monken ran a perfect tandem for the Ravens, which let the passing attack flourish, but the MVP frontrunner continued to pose a threat in the run game. As he’s done in each of the last five seasons, Jackson led the Ravens in rush yards, thanks to his dynamic ability to move the chains on designed runs and scrambles. When it came to securing 13 regular-season victories and the AFC’s No. 1 pick, Jackson was the quarterback Baltimore asked the most of.

Even teammate Brock Purdy, who is also a nominee for MVP, supported Christian McCaffrey’s candidacy for the title, saying he will undoubtedly win the league MVP in 2023. Joining Hall of Famer Jim Brown as the only players in NFL history to win the scrimmage triple crown twice, the explosive running back topped the league in touches (339), scrimmage yards (2,023), and scrimmage touchdowns (21). Despite the fact that the 49ers have a strong offensive line and a talented opponent, McCaffrey continues to perform above the others.

Although there were moments in the regular season when Brock Purdy struggled, most notably during the team’s three-game losing streak in the middle of the season, the second-year quarterback masterfully managed Kyle Shanahan’s offense. An MVP finalist in his first full season as a quarterback, Purdy led the NFL in pass yards per attempt and passer rating, finding his targets in space and completing accurate, appropriate pushes.

Tyreek Hill had a goal in training camp to reach 2,000 receiving yards for the season, and he was on track to do so at one point. However, an ankle injury kept him from playing over the last month, which caused his production to decline. But according to Next Gen Stats, Hill recorded league-highs of 20 receptions, 772 receiving yards, and eight touchdowns on long passes (20 yards or more), making him the league leader in receiving yards (1,799) and tied for the lead in receiving touchdowns (13). He was also an excellent downfield threat. Come March, Hill will turn thirty, and he’s still got what it takes to break Calvin Johnson’s record because he’s in the ideal system