Right now, there are three inner-circle candidates: Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford (-300 at DraftKings ), New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye (+425) and Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (+550). Everybody else in the league is at +7500 odds or worse, giving them a less than 2% chance to win the award.

The Buffalo Bills may not win the AFC East this season, and quarterback Josh Allen may not earn his second straight NFL MVP award. During Sunday's comeback win over the New England Patriots, however,

Zach Allen and J.J. Watt are the only defenders in NFL history with 40+ quarterback hits in consecutive seasons.

The NFL’s single-season sack record is teetering on the edge of being broken, but whether Myles Garrett makes history this Sunday may come down to one simple question: Will Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills allow it to happen?

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen will lead his team into battle against the New England Patriots on the road at Gillette Stadium in Week 15. The Bills (9-4) need another big effort from their QB against the Patriots (11-2). Like most teams, Buffalo goes where their quarterback takes them.

The Browns have the No. 1 pass defense in the league (169.0 yards per game), jumping ahead of the Bills last week; they are No. 2 behind only the Texans in total yards per game (279.1); they are No. 1 in tackles for lost yardage with 107; No. 1 in fewest first downs (16.4 per game); and No. 1 in third-down conversion rate (34.1%).

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye is still leading all players in the latest round of voting for this year's NFL Pro Bowl, with 104,417 overall votes.