Patrick Mahomes’ subpar Week 16, combined with Aaron Rodgers’ strong showing, gives the edge to Green Bay’s signal caller in the MVP race. Ryan Reynolds examines the awards landscape with just one week remaining.

While Offensive and Defensive Rookie of the Year are almost foregone conclusions at this point, the MVP, Coach of the Year, and Defensive Player of the Year races are still up in the air. Ryan Reynolds gauges where each race stands ahead of Week 16.

A dark horse has emerged in the NFL Defensive Player of the Year race, according to Ryan Reynolds. He assesses the situation surrounding that honor, Coach of the Year, and Most Valuable Player as the season winds down.

Kansas City is 9-1, and Patrick Mahomes is the front runner for another MVP award. Betting expert Ryan Reynolds examines the rest of the schedule for Mahomes, along with other contenders, to predict who comes out on top.

Mike Tomlin’s Steelers have dominated through the first half of the season. Our Ryan Reynolds explains his rationale behind betting for Tomlin as Coach of the Year before the season even began.

Aaron Donald is primed to win his third NFL DPOY award in four years. Our awards expert Ryan Reynolds discusses the status of that award, along with MVP and Offensive Rookie of the Year odds at the the near midpoint of the season.

Russell Wilson has a firm grip on this year’s MVP trophy through five weeks. But a Week 6 battle between Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes could bring one of the two quarterbacks closer in a tight MVP race. Ryan Reynolds explains.