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Super Bowl MVP: Check complete list from Super Bowl I to LIV

December 24, 2020 by Noel Williams Leave a Comment

Super Bowl Most Valuable Players – The Super Bowl is an incredibly popular sporting event in the US and all across the world with football lovers. It is the annual championship game organized by the National Football League (NFL) between the winners from the American Football Conference (AFC) and National Football Conference (NFC) tournaments. The Super Bowl is basically the conclusion of the year’s football season which begins again in the late summer.

According to records, the first time the term “Super Bowl” came to describe the clash between American Football League (AFL) winners and National Football League (NFL) winners was back in 1966 when Kansas City Chiefs (AFL) owner Lamar Hunt used it in an interview. Although the organizing committee was keen on changing the title name, its increasing use in media soon made it official in 1969.

The extremely popular football game has become one of the most iconic unofficial holidays in the US. Football lovers all across America tune in to their TV sets and smartphones to catch the thrilling Super Bowl Sunday match. Millions more switch their TVs to watch Super Bowl from across the globe. Apart from the game itself, one of the most popular aspects of the event is the Super Bowl MVP award.

Super Bowl MVP

Super Bowl MVP

What is MVP in Super Bowl?

The Super Bowl match has the Most Valuable Player award, shortened to Super Bowl MVP award, is presented to the player from the winning team who showed outstanding on-field performance during the game. Super Bowl MVP awards have been presented from the inception of the event, since 1967.

Initially, a 16-member panel consisting of football broadcasters and writers chose the winner of the Super Bowl MVP award, up until the 2001 Super Bowl XXXV, when fans were also allowed to vote using mobile phones. However, the panel votes carry 80% weight whereas fan votes count for 20% when considering the MVP winners.

The Super Bowl MVP award was initially presented by SPORT Magazine, from 1967 to 1989. Since 1990, the NFL has been presenting the Super Bowl MVP awards.

Fans can send in their MVP candidate’s nomination starting five minutes prior to the end of the game and can even change their vote once the game is over. Fans need to nominate a player from both participating teams and notify which player their vote is for from the winning side.

Check Out: List of Super Bowl (Champions) Winners & Runners Up (1967-2020)

Complete List of Most Valuable Player (MVP) from Super Bowl I to LIV

The NFL awarded the first-ever Super Bowl MVP to Otis Edelman of the Saint Louis Cardinals at 1990 Super Bowl XXV, in the form of the famed Pete Rozelle Trophy. The trophy has been named after ex-NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle.

The most recent winner of the Super Bowl MVP award is Patrick Mahomes from the Kansas City Chiefs, who won the Super Bowl LIV in 2020.

Check out the complete list of Most Valuable Player (MVP) from Super Bowl I to LIV below:

Super Bowl Year MVP Winner Team
I 1967 Bart Starr (Quarterback) Green Bay Packers
II 1968 Bart Starr (Quarterback) Green Bay Packers
III 1969 Joe Namath (Quarterback) New York Jets
IV 1970 Len Dawson (Quarterback) Kansas City Chiefs
V 1971 Chuck Howley (Linebacker) Dallas Cowboys
VI 1972 Roger Staubach (Quarterback) Dallas Cowboys
VII 1973 Jake Scott (Safety) Miami Dolphins
VIII 1974 Larry Csonka (Running Back) Miami Dolphins
IX 1975 Franco Harris (Running Back) Pittsburgh Steelers
X 1976 Lynn Swann (Wide Receiver) Pittsburgh Steelers
XI 1977 Fred Biletnikoff (Wide Receiver) Oakland Raiders
XII 1978 Harvey Martin (Defensive End) & Randy White (Defensive Tackle) Dallas Cowboys
XIII 1979 Terry Bradshaw (Quarterback) Pittsburgh Steelers
XIV 1980 Terry Bradshaw (Quarterback) Pittsburgh Steelers
XV 1981 Jim Plunkett (Quarterback) Oakland Raiders
XVI 1982 Joe Montana (Qaurterback) San Francisco 49ers
XVII 1983 John Riggins (Running Back) Washington Redskins
XVIII 1984 Marcus Allen (Running Back) Los Angeles Raiders
XIX 1985 Joe Montana (Quarterback) San Francisco 49ers
XX 1986 Richard Dent (Defensive End) Chicago Bears
XXI 1987 Phil Simms (Quarterback) New York Giants
XXII 1988 Doug Williams (Quarterback) Washington Redskins
XXIII 1989 Jerry Rice (Wide Receiver) San Francisco 49ers
XXIV 1990 Joe Montana (Quarterback) San Francisco 49ers
XXV 1991 Ottis Anderson (Running Back) New York Giants
XXVI 1992 Mark Rypien (Quarterback) Washington Redskins
XXVII 1993 Troy Aikman (Quarterback) Dallas Cowboys
XXVIII 1994 Emmitt Smith (Running Back) Dallas Cowboys
XXIX 1995 Steve Young (Quarterback) San Francisco 49ers
XXX 1996 Larry Brown (Cornerback) Dallas Cowboys
XXXI 1997 Desmond Howard (Punt/Kick Returner) Green Bay Packers
XXXII 1998 Terrell Davis (Running Back) Denver Broncos
XXXIII 1999 John Elway (Quarterback) Denver Broncos
XXXIV 2000 Kurt Warner (Quarterback) St. Louis Rams
XXXV 2001 Ray Lewis (Linebacker) Baltimore Ravens
XXXVI 2002 Tom Brady (Quarterback) New England Patriots
XXXVII 2003 Dexter Jackson (Safety) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
XXXVIII 2004 Tom Brady (Quarterback) New England Patriots
XXXIX 2005 Deion Branch (Wide Receiver) New England Patriots
XL 2006 Hines Ward (Wide Receiver) Pittsburgh Steelers
XLI 2007 Peyton Manning (Quarterback) Indianapolis Colts
XLII 2008 Eli Manning (Quarterback) New York Giants
XLIII 2009 Santonio Holmes (Wide Receiver) Pittsburgh Steelers
XLIV 2010 Drew Brees (Quarterback) New Orleans Saints
XLV 2011 Aaron Rodgers (Quarterback) Green Bay Packers
XLVI 2012 Eli Manning (Quarterback) New York Giants
XLVII 2013 Joe Flacco (Quarterback) Baltimore Ravens
XLVIII 2014 Malcolm Smith (Linebacker) Seattle Seahawks
XLIX 2015 Tom Brady (Quarterback) New England Patriots
L 2016 Von Miller (Linebacker) Denver Broncos
LI 2017 Tom Brady (Quarterback) New England Patriots
LII 2018 Nick Foles (Quarterback) Philadelphia Eagles
LIII 2019 Julien Edelman (Wide Receiver) New England Patriots
LIV 2020 Patrick Mahomes Kansas City Chiefs

Let’s wait and watch the 2021 Super Bowl match to see who will win the Super Bowl LV Most Valuable Player (MVP) award for this season on February, 7th 2021 at the Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Florida.

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