Ranking the last 5 NFL MVP winners entering 2022 season feat. Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers

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NFL QBs Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady

#3 - Patrick Mahomes

Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes
Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes

Patrick Mahomes is off to the most successful start to his career of any quarterback ever. In just four years as a starting quarterback, he has already won an NFL MVP award, Super Bowl ring, Super Bowl MVP, two conference championships, and four division titles.

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Mahomes has exceeded 4,000 passing yards and 25 touchdowns in all four of his seasons as a starter. He had a bit of a down year to his standards in 2021 after setting a career high in interceptions and a career low in passer rating, but will look to bounce back in 2022.

#2 - Tom Brady

Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Tom Brady
Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Tom Brady

Tom Brady has won three NFL MVP awards during his legendary career, tied for third most of all time. He became the first player ever to win the award unanimously when he did so in 2010 while also winning the vote in 2010 and 2017.

Brady put together one of the best seasons of his NFL career in 2021. He led the entire NFL in passing yards and touchdowns, while setting a new career high in yards and throwing his second-highest touchdown total. Despite his incredible efforts, he was not named the MVP of the season.

#1 - Aaron Rodgers

Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers
Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers

Aaron Rodgers has won four NFL MVP awards during his impressive career so far. He has won the second most by any player ever, including one in each of the last two consecutive seasons. He is now seeking to become just the second player ever to win three consecutive MVPs in 2022.

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Rodgers is one of the most efficient quarterbacks of all time, recording the best career ratio of touchdowns to interceptions of any quarterback ever. In the last two seasons, each of which earned him an MVP, he has combined to throw 85 touchdowns and just nine interceptions.

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