In NFL history, only three quarterbacks have thrown for over 4,500 passing yards, more than 40 passing touchdowns and less than 10 interceptions. Tom Brady did it in 2007 and Aaron Rodgers did it in 2011 and both won the MVP award that year.

His performance in the Bengals' fourth consecutive win had Dallas Cowboys star pass rusher Micah Parsons calling for the 28-year-old to win NFL MVP if he propels Cincinnati to the playoffs after a 4–8 start.

Micah Parsons doesn’t have an MVP vote. No active players do. But as someone who decidedly knows ball, his opinion holds some weight. So when he says someone is his most valuable player, it means something. And it’s great news for Joe Burrow.

The NFL's MVP race is heating up with two games remaining. And although many believe it to be a two-man race between Bills quarterback Josh Allen and reigning MVP Lamar Jackson, Cowboys All-Pro Micah Parsons has a different name at the top of his ballot.

Joe Burrow might have blown the NFL MVP race wide open with yet another remarkable performance from the Cincinnati Bengals QB on Saturday, and Micah Parsons has called for him to be named MVP