Super Bowl LIV has no shortage of superstars, with the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers battling it out for the right to hoist the Lombardi Trophy. Patrick Mahomes, Jimmy Garoppolo, Tyreek Hill, George Kittle, Travis Kelce and Nick Bosa all have a legitimate chance of being named Super Bowl MVP.
Check out the MVP odds leading into the game, provided by Odds Shark. Plus get the latest updates from the most notable performances and cast your vote below for which player you feel was the most valuable player in Super Bowl 54.
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Super Bowl 54 MVP Odds
Player | Odds |
Patrick Mahomes | +115 |
Jimmy Garoppolo | +275 |
Raheem Mostert | +550 |
George Kittle | +1000 |
Nick Bosa | +1600 |
Travis Kelce | +1600 |
Tyreek Hill | +1600 |
Damien Williams | +2500 |
Deebo Samuel | +2500 |
Richard Sherman | +2500 |
Emmanuel Sanders | +4500 |
Tyrann Mathieu | +5000 |
Mecole Hardman | +5500 |
Sammy Watkins | +6000 |
Tevin Coleman | +7000 |
Mahomes, Damien Williams Battling For Super Bowl MVP
Patrick Mahomes was not his usual self for the majority of the game, tossing his first two career postseason interceptions. However, that doesn’t mean he didn’t produce. Mahomes continued to do damage in the ground game, something he’s proven more than capable of over his playoff run. Mahomes scored the first touchdown of the game on an option play that he chose to keep himself. He went on to score three total touchdowns while accumulating 329 total yards.
Damien Williams scored one receiving and one rushing TD, giving him eight total TDs over his last four games. Fellow Chiefs teammate Bashaud Breeland had a stellar showing in the big game as well, picking off Jimmy Garoppolo once while making numerous big-time tackles.
Garoppolo had an average game by all accounts. He found fullback Kyle Juszczyk for his lone touchdown. However, he didn’t attack the Chiefs’ defense vertically enough to keep the Niners in the game.
The 49ers leaned extremely heavily on rookie Deebo Samuel. Samuel was clearly San Francisco’s top playmaker on the day, as he accumulated 90+ total yards. If San Francisco had come away victorious, chances are Samuel would have been named the MVP of the game.
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