His performance in the Bengals' fourth consecutive win had Dallas Cowboys star pass rusher Micah Parsons calling for the 28-year-old to win NFL MVP if he propels Cincinnati to the playoffs after a 4–8 start.

Micah Parsons doesn’t have an MVP vote. No active players do. But as someone who decidedly knows ball, his opinion holds some weight. So when he says someone is his most valuable player, it means something. And it’s great news for Joe Burrow.

Having enjoyed a stellar individual season, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow has weighed up his chances of potentially being named as the NFL MVP after he was tipped for the prize

Joe Burrow knows he should be in the NFL MVP conversation this year and should be a frontrunner. Unfortunately, it’s an award given to players on winning teams. The Cincinnati Bengals aren’t quite in the winning category.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow has had an excellent season, leading the league in a number of statistical categories. But even he knows that his excellent play isn’t quite enough to be named the MVP of the league this time around.

There’s been much debate in the NFL on whether Joe Burrow should be a legitimate NFL MVP candidate this season. While Burrow is putting up historic numbers, those didn’t always translate to wins for the Cincinnati Bengals,

But after a rough start to the year that saw Cincinnati lose four out of the first five games of the year, the team is still alive thanks in large part to the play of star quarterback Joe Burrow. Although the Bengal's defense has been bad for most of the season,

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is in the MVP conversation for the season that he has had. He's the biggest reason why the Bengals haven't been eliminated from playoff contention, throwing for 4,