Josh Allen had arguably his greatest season yet in 2024, breaking several records and collecting the 2024 NFL MVP award. Doing it again in 2025 will launch in him in truly rare territory. All-time, only five players have won back-to-back MVPs, the last being Aaron Rodgers in 2020 and 2021.

In a major upset, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen was named the 2024 NFL MVP in a historically rare victory Thursday night.

Josh Allen's 2024 season was his best yet. The Buffalo Bills' superstar quarterback reached the AFC championship game for the second time in his career and won his first NFL MVP award. But can he do it again in 2025?

He has his own signature clothing line, a television show on Tubi, has starred in an Amazon Prime docuseries and also has a signature cleat that has become one of the most popular in football. According to Complex, Buffalo Bills star quarterback and NFL MVP Josh Allen sported Sanders' Nike Air DT Max '96 every game this season.

Until Lamar Jackson wins in the playoffs, he might struggle to win a third MVP, no matter how well he plays. Just ask the Nuggets' star.

According to DraftKings, the reigning league MVP should be right in the thick of the race again in 2025. Currently, Allen is tied with Jackson as the favorite to win the award again at +550, followed by Patrick Mahomes and Joe Burrow at +750, then Jayden Daniels rounding out the top five at +1000.

Bills quarterback Josh Allen was not universally welcomed but count Colin Cowherd among those who agreed with the decision. Allen was named one of five finalists but most considered it a two-horse race between him and Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson.

Fan-favorite Buffalo Bills employee "Slick Rick" gifted car following Josh Allen's shout out of the man during his MVP acceptance speech.

Two-time NFL MVP and Super Bowl winner, Kurt Warner, was very clear about what Josh Allen needs to do next season as the leader of the Buffalo Bills.

For as great as Josh Allen has been since the Buffalo Bills made him the seventh overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft, the three-time Pro Bowler has yet to take the franchise to its first Super Bowl since the 1993 season.