Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is the NFL's Most Valuable Player, but he still has his fair share of haters. That being said, Allen has proven his critics wrong every step of the way. Bleacher Report writer David Kenyon recognized Allen as one of seven disparaged athletes that have "beaten the slander."

Hall of Fame QB and Miami Dolphins great Dan Marino joined The Pat McAfee Show recently to share his thoughts on whether he thinks Allen and the Bills can get over the hump. Marino had an illustrious 17-year career in the NFL but only went to one Super Bowl. Meanwhile, Allen will be entering year eight in 2025.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is the straw that stirs the offense's drink and in 2025, he again looms as one of the stars of the league.

Josh Allen won the first Most Valuable Player award of his career during the 2024 NFL season. and could be heading toward a repeat

The Baltimore Ravens’ Lamar Jackson came close to winning MVP this year, but Allen edged him out. Allen received just four more first-place votes for MVP than Jackson, the closest finish for MVP voting since Peyton Manning and Steve McNair split the award as Co-MVPs in 2003.

The MVP is about to be awrded. By multiple accounts, there has been no NFL player more "valuable" to his team this season than Buffalo Bills' quarterback Josh Allen. The All-Pro voting results suggest Baltimore Ravens' Lamar Jackson will win the race for the NFL Most Valuable Player award.

With the 2025 season on the horizon, Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills now know who they'll be facing on the road to the playoffs. Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills failed to reach the Super Bowl in the 2024 season after another crushing loss in the playoffs against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs.