JUST NOW: The 11 finest MVP performances in NFL Super Bowl history……….

In just one day, Super Bowl 58 will take place. During Sunday night’s game, one player from either the San Francisco 49ers or the Kansas City Chiefs will be awarded the Super Bowl MVP.

The Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes has already won two Super Bowl MVP awards, but the 49ers are looking for their first title since 1995. That being said, Mahomes has yet to deliver a genuinely legendary performance in the greatest game of the sport. In fact, Mahomes isn’t included in our ranking of the greatest Super Bowl MVP performances of all time—yes, I know that number ten is a cleaner one to land on, but I went with 11 and there’s nothing anybody can do about it.

In Super Bowl 58, is Patrick Mahomes able to alter that? Does this year’s NFL script suggest that Travis Kelce will win the MVP of the Super Bowl? Or will another 49er, like Brock Purdy, Deebo Samuel, or Christian McCaffrey, win the trophy?

That is all yet to be determined. For the time being, though, feel free to savor this compilation of the top 11 (not 10) MVP performances in the history of the game.

The XXXIV Super Bowl was an odd one. In addition to being the first Super Bowl meeting between two organizations that had never won one, it was also mostly an unimpressive game that set up what is maybe the most memorable Super Bowl ending in history.

With just over two minutes left in the game, Tennessee would score 16 straight points to equalize the score. However, 18 seconds later, Kurt Warner and Isaac Bruce connected for a 73-yard touchdown, giving the Rams a 23-16 advantage. Thanks in large part to Warner’s outstanding day and Mike Jones’ game-winning tackle of Titans wide receiver Kevin Dyson, who was just one yard shy of the end zone on the game’s final play, the Rams would ultimately win by a final score of 23–16.

Warner completed 414 passing yards, of which his 73-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter accounted for only a small fraction. The Rams needed every passing yard.

Kurt Warner became the first and, to date, the only quarterback not selected in the draft to win a Super Bowl with the victory. In addition, he became just the sixth player in history to win both the MVP of the regular season and the MVP of the Super Bowl in the same season. Patrick Mahomes would not repeat the feat for another 23 years until last year.

Super Bowl 50 was a complete disappointment, even though the first three quarters of Super Bowl XXXIV might have been entertaining. It was unfortunate that the game itself did not live up to the excitement surrounding the 50th edition of the world’s largest sporting event, where the NFL went all out and included 39 of the 43 players who had previously won a Super Bowl MVP award for a fantastic pre-game ceremony.Von Miller, the Broncos All-Pro linebacker who turned in what was maybe the most impressive defensive display in Super Bowl history, was one player who did live up to the hype.

Despite only managing 194 yards of total offense, the lowest production by a Super Bowl winner in the history of the game, the Broncos emerged victorious in Super Bowl 50 with a final score of 24-10. It didn’t matter. The league MVP, Cam Newton, and the

With Carolina down just six points in the fourth quarter, there was yet another forced fumble. On a third and nine, Miller got to Newton, putting an end to the Panthers’ hopes of a comeback.