Super Bowl 51 MVP Betting Odds

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Super Bowl 51 MVP Betting Odds

Gambling911.com has your Super Bowl 51 MVP betting odds and some past trends that might help in making a value wager here.

Tom Brady is the 2-1 favorite, followed closely by Matt Ryan at 3-1.  Depending on which team you think is going to win Super Bowl 51, the quarterback typically is among the best options for this particular prop bet.

Of the last ten Most Valuable Players awarded, seven have been quarterbacks.

In Super Bowls won by the Patriots since 2002, Tom Brady has been named MVP in three of the four victories. 

Of the last five NFC teams to win a Super Bowl, four quarterbacks were awarded the Most Valuable Player designation.

Here are your Super Bowl 51 MVP betting odds below

Tom Brady

2-1

Matt Ryan

3-1

Julio Jones

11-1

Julian Edelman

13-1

Dion Lewis

20-1

LaGarrette Blount

20-1

Devonta Freeman

22-1

Tevin Coleman

22-1

Chris Hogan

35-1

Vic Beasley

50-1

Martellus Bennett

55-1

Mohamed Sanu

70-1

Danny Amendola

70-1

Malcolm Mitchell

70-1

Taylor Gabriel

70-1

James White

100-1

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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