Green Bay Packers: Jordan Love Has Surprising MVP Odds

With the start of training camp for the Green Bay Packers, all eyes are on Jordan Love. Love is coming off a great first season as the starting quarterback for the Packers, in which he won a road playoff game and had a lot of individual success.

Now, everyone is excited to see what he might be able to accomplish in his second full season with the Packers. Seeing how well Love performed in the second half of the season, he very well could be one of the best quarterbacks in the league.

With expectations high, the possibility of Love being an MVP candidate has been floated out there and Las Vegas certainly believes in him.

Currently, Love has the fifth highest odds in the league to be the MVP at 14-1 on DraftKings. Love is only behind fellow star quarterbacks Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen, Joe Burrow, and C.J. Stroud.

This is incredible company to be with, as those are some of the best quarterbacks in the league. Love being fifth in the odds, however, indicates that he might very well now be a Top-5 quarterback in the league.

Love currently has better odds than Lamar Jackson, Jalen Hurts, Aaron Rodgers, and Brock Purdy to name a few.

Winning an MVP is not easy by any means, but Love has the ability to accomplish it this year. While the individual statistics are important, the Green Bay Packers are going to need to win games and shine on bright stages for Love to get the votes that he needs.

With some primetime matchups and some big games scheduled in the conference, Love will have opportunities to shine.

At 14-1, the odds seem like they would be worth a poke on Love. Considering how well he did in the second half of last season and the success the Green Bay Packers are expected to have, Love very well could be a contender to win the MVP.

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