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Greg, you have updated odds on Darren Waller for comeback player of the year?

Yes.

All it takes apparently is one game and a couple of touchdown

catches because he's now number five in the betting odds. From zero, from nowhere to number five,

Christian McCaffrey remains the sort of the habit favorite, even though he's averaging 3.3 yards

per rushing attempt. So I think it's a wide open race. And out of nowhere comes Darren Wong. Who are the other? I'm curious, the other three. You know what? All I have are the favorite and Wall are joining the fray. Where is the MVP right now? Yeah, Daniel Jones has to be up there. The MVP? Let me find out. Does that have to be injury?

It's injury, yeah. So maybe he wouldn't be on there. You think it could be a player who's just crappy and then has a really good year? Joe Flack Oden came back from an injury. Nobody came back from not playing, right? Because he wasn't good, and Daniel Jones was benched because he was not good. It can be either, though. It can be injury or not playing.

But Josh Allen remains the prohibitive favorite for MVP, followed by Justin Herbert, who has

surpassed Lamar Jackson for second place. All right, but Waller probably, you know, close the

gap a little bit, you think, right? I would think so. And Waller's a great story. You know,

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