Josh Allen is MVP

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Dec 17, 2024•2 min read

Josh Allen had waited patiently while fellow class-mate Lamar Jackson won 2 MVP's but now is his time. Josh Allen has amassed one of the more statistically impressive seasons in recent memory.

Game stats

Game stats
Game	Completions percentage	Passing yards	Passing touchdowns	Interceptions thrown	Passer rating

Dec 15 @ Lions	67.6	362	2	0	122.4

Dec 8 @ Rams	59.5	342	3	0	117.2

Dec 1 vs 49ers	76.5	148	2	0	141.3

Nov 17 vs Chiefs	67.5	262	1	1	83.5

Nov 10 @ Colts	59.5	280	0	2	60.6

Nov 3 vs Dolphins	64.1	235	3	1	95.6

Oct 27 @ Seahawks	70.6	283	2	1	102.9

Oct 20 vs Titans	63.6	323	2	0	116.1

Oct 14 @ Jets	76.0	215	2	0	127.9

Oct 6 @ Texans	30.0	131	1	0	56.4

Sep 29 @ Ravens	55.2	180	0	0	73.9

Sep 23 vs Jaguars	76.7	263	4	0	142.1

Sep 12 @ Dolphins	68.4	139	1	0	107.1

Sep 8 vs Cardinals	78.3	232	2	0	137.7

Regular Season	64.4	3,395	25	5	103.5

Career stats

Career stats
Year	Team	Completions percentage	Passing yards	Passing touchdowns	Interceptions thrown	Passer rating

2024	Bills	64.4	3,395	25	5

In addition to the passing statistics, what makes Allen's season so unique is the 480+ rushing yards and 11 rushing touchdowns. With just 5 interceptions, he is down from 18 the year prior. Not only has Allen taken care of the ball, he has done more with less. Allen lost all-pro receiver Diggs this offseason and was replaced with first round pick Keon Coleman. Coleman has had great moments but consistency and injuries have slightly derailed his season. Khalil Shakir is his leading receiver with 700 yards and no one else has over 500 yards.

As a result of Allen's stellar play, he is up over 30% in the last month alone.