Part of the excitement of this matchup will be the MVP debate. Both are very deserving. Consider there's been three instances in NFL history of a player with 40+ total touchdowns, 500+ rushing yards and fewer than seven interceptions in a season.

The Buffalo Bills will face the Baltimore Ravens in the Divisional Round, and it will pit MVP favorites Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson against each other.

Despite their dissimilar stats, Bills QB Josh Allen and Ravens QB Lamar Jackson are embroiled in a neck-and-neck MVP race. Here's why.

It was widely understood that the Denver Broncos were not legitimate competition for the Buffalo Bills. Led by the cyborg known as Josh Allen, this year’s possible MVP winner, Buffalo is a seasoned fixture of postseason experience. It is a mainstay of the greater Super Bowl contender conversation.

Josh Allen has put up huge numbers but if he doesn't win MVP, it could be his third year as runner-up in the voting.

On Sunday afternoon, the Buffalo Bills systematically defeated the upstart Denver Broncos in the AFC Wild Card game. The Bills were so demonstratively better than the Broncos that it gave everyone plenty of time to start pondering an MVP matchup between Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson, the two premier players in pro football this season.

Right now, the majority of focus in the NFL heading into mid-January circulates around one thing – the playoffs. On the periphery, however, we have other bits and pieces that grab fans’ attention – coaching hirings and firings,

A grinding, struggle of a playoff game had cracked open into full-fledged celebration, and the chants cascaded from the Highmark Stadium stands. “M-V-P! M-V-P!” roared the

Between Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen, there's no wrong decision for NFL MVP. But both QBs still need to demonstrate they can beat Patrick Mahomes.