Although the Bengal's defense has been bad for most of the season, Burrow has proven time and time again that he is good enough to pull them out of a rut to win the game. Riding a four-game win streak into the Week 18, Burrow has garnered MVP consideration, which he knows he's unlikely to win at season's end.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow has dragged his team kicking and screaming to relevancy this year, somehow putting them into a position to possibly make the playoffs. On a recent episode of "First Take,

"I feel like Joe's the best quarterback in football right now and best player in football," Orlando Brown Jr. said. Brown was in Baltimore when Lamar Jackson won MVP. He was in Kansas City when Patrick Mahomes won MVP. He knows what it looks like.

Joe Burrow’s MVP-caliber season will likely conclude without even a playoff berth. Would this be as bad of a missed opportunity as an NFL player has ever seen?

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,

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,