Top 10 NFL Players Most Likely to Win MVP for the 2018-2019 Season

In what could be his final season, going out with an MVP would be the way to retire. With Brees set to break Peyton Manning and Brett Favre's passing records in 2018, will that be enough for an MVP award?

I believe it would be a nice send-off if Brees just exploded, won MVP, and led his team to the Super Bowl.

He has incredible stats and is bringing his team to a 12-2 season and a sure playoff chance.

Last time Rodgers went down with a broken collarbone, he won MVP the next year. That may be wishful thinking, but he's still in his prime. Maybe he can rake in a third MVP award, just like Tom Brady did in 2017.

Well, look at how well he is doing now. He currently has a team at 5-8-1, around 20th in the NFL. If he were most likely, he would be able to bring his team to win a few more games.

Coming off an injury, hungry for another ring, and with new piece Jimmy Graham to work with. It's coming home, lads.

Brown honestly would've won it last season if it hadn't been for injuries late into the season that forced him to miss a few games. Expect the All-Pro to produce more in 2018 and contend for MVP.

Don't think anyone saw this coming. 50 TDs and 5,000 yards passing in his first full season in the league. Either he or Brees will take home the award.

How can anyone argue with his accomplishments? Win the coin toss and they are in the Super Bowl!

Gifted athlete. Makes amazing things happen.

He's cemented himself as a top-five quarterback in the NFL. Heck, he accounted for 100% of his team's points last year. I kid you not. With the Seahawks spiraling into the black abyss, Wilson could be their one shining light in 2018.

The Chargers are set for a huge season, and Rivers will lead them once again. Optimism is high in Los Angeles, but they'll need a good quarterback. If Rivers plays like he did during the last half of last season, expect big things from him. Possibly an MVP.

Gurley was in the running last year but didn't win. He got Offensive Player of the Year, which is still quite an achievement. Can Gurley hit the 2,000+ scrimmage yards barrier again in 2018? If so, he really could be crowned the NFL's best.

He can break any play for the end zone.

He was 2017's surefire MVP before he tore his ACL. His play may slack off a bit this year due to his ACL injury, but I still expect MVP numbers from Wentz.

Retirement is on the horizon, and like Brees, it would be nice for Brady to go out with a fourth MVP in his pocket. But can he still produce at age 41?

He could've won it in 2016 if he hadn't broken his leg. His production fell off a cliff in 2017, part of a 6-10 Raiders team. Perhaps he can revert back to 2016 form and win that elusive MVP award.

This will be tough. A defensive player hasn't won an MVP award since 1986 (Lawrence Taylor). It'll be difficult for Miller to really pull it off.

He's led the Colts to winning the last 7 out of 8 games this season!

He's a top-five linebacker and a young talent, so I can't wait to see him in the future.