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2009 NFL MVP Betting Odds

by Abe Luciano on Thursday, December 17th, 2009

2009 NFL MVP Betting Odds: To the average NFL football fan, this year’s 2009 NFL MVP race will come down to one of four guys. But with two undefeated teams, one has to believe that the MVP trophy will be won by just one of two quarterbacks. But, what do 2009 NFL MVP Betting Odds makers at SPORTSBOOK.com think? The answer might shock some!

According to the 2009 NFL MVP Betting Odds experts, (13-0) New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees [-150 ML] is the overwhelming sports betting odds favorite to take the hardware home this year.

If correct, Brees will be taking home his first NFL MVP Award, as he currently leads the league with 32 touchdowns. Brees is a 3-time Bro Bowler and was named the 2008 NFL Offensive Player of the Year.

The second frontrunner to this year’s 2009 NFL MVP Betting Odds in the leader of the other undefeated team. (13-0) Indianapolis Colts' Peyton Manning [+130 ML] is once again having one of those magical seasons, as he looks to take home his fourth NFL MVP trophy (2003, 2004, 2008).

Manning is second in the 2009 NFL MVP Betting Odds category despite leading the league in total passing yards (3,905) and passing yards per game (300.4). Manning is a 9-time Pro Bowler, 2005 Pro Bowl MVP, Super Bowl (XLI) MVP, along with many other superlatives.

Other strong 2009 NFL MVP Betting Odds candidates include:

Brett Favre [+600 ML]

Aaron Rodgers [+600 ML]

Tom Brady [+700 ML]

Philip Rivers [+900 ML]

Chris Johnson [+1000 ML]

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