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With Jeremy Khan in Baltimore, Adam Candy here in Las Vegas on You Better, You Better,

are you looking for a nicking Ken? Don't worry, they'll be back soon. They're just taking

to July 4th rest as we run through your Independence Day with a look at what's upcoming in the

National Football League just two weeks away from the first rookies reporting for training camp,

the start of the NFL, of course, in late, I should say early September, right after Labor Day,

the eighth, I'm not mistaken, there you go, September 8th, first night of the season in the

National Football League. Jeremy and I are talking about some futures, and of course, we talked about

Yardage. Yardage can correlate to the MVP, but of course, the MVP can go far beyond that. Jeremy,

the MVP market in the NFL, it's been out for a while, it's been bent into a bit, there haven't been

any enormous changes I don't think in this market, but for the folks who have not been paying attention

quite yet, let's run down what's happening in the MVP market with these numbers, and then I'll

get your take on who you think, first of all, who you think is likely to be MVP this year,

and then of course, are there any values on that board farther down the line? Josh Allen,

your favorite, it's six to one, followed by Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady at eight to one,

Aaron Rodgers, 10, Justin Herbert, Joe Burrow at 11, Stafford, Russell Wilson,

Dak Prescott at 15, Kyle Murray is 18, Lamar Jackson, 22, Derek Carr at 25 to one.

Mostly quarterbacks, and we'll talk a little bit more about that as we go along here,

but how are you sizing up the NFL MVP market? Let me ask you this, just what you look at it,

what would it take for you to get to a running back or wide receiver, or another position for

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