Josh Allen, Sequin Barclay, Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow, and Jared Gough are your finalist for the NFL's MVP award.

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and let's have some fun. The finalists for this year's NFL MVP are out, and they include Josh Allen,

Lamar Jackson, Sequin, Barclay, Joe Burrow, and Jared Gough. But if we're being honest, there are really only three guys in the running for this thing, being Lamar, Josh, and Sequin. And most pundits seem to

think it's a pretty tough pick. And when you look at the numbers, I can see why. But to me,

the answer is easy. It's Josh Allen. And not just because he has the stats or he's on a team that has one win away from the Super Bowl,

even though they vote before the playoffs. But when we are assessing value at the highest level,

you've got to ask yourself one question. Which team would be hurt the most if they lost this player?

Obviously, all three are incredibly important, but there is a difference here.

If you take Lamar Jackson off the Ravens,

it would hurt badly. But you still have Derek Henry in a defense that ranks top three in points

per game and yards per game given up. If you take Sequin off the Eagles, it would be detrimental.

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