This statistical record tracks every NFL Most Valuable Player (AP MVP) winner starting from the 1997 season, with data provided by the Associated Press and Pro-Football-Reference. Barry Sanders claimed the first spot on this timeline in 1997. Terrell Davis followed in 1998. Kurt Warner took the honor in 1999, and Marshall Faulk won in 2000. Warner secured the award again in 2001. Rich Gannon was the recipient in 2002. The 2003 season produced a unique result where Peyton Manning and Steve McNair were named Co-MVPs. Manning won outright in 2004. Shaun Alexander took the title in 2005. LaDainian Tomlinson won in 2006. Tom Brady earned the award in 2007. Manning returned to win in both 2008 and 2009. Brady won again in 2010. Aaron Rodgers was the winner in 2011. Adrian Peterson claimed the award in 2012. Manning added another title in 2013. Rodgers won again in 2014. Cam Newton took the honor in 2015. #PeytonManning
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This statistical record tracks every NFL Most Valuable Player (AP MVP) winner starting from the 1997 season, with data provided by the Associated Press and Pro-Football-Reference. Barry Sanders claimed the first spot on this timeline in 1997. Terrell Davis followed in 1998. Kurt Warner took the honor in 1999, and Marshall Faulk won in 2000. Warner secured the award again in 2001. Rich Gannon was the recipient in 2002. The 2003 season produced a unique result where Peyton Manning and Steve McNair were named Co-MVPs. Manning won outright in 2004. Shaun Alexander took the title in 2005. LaDainian Tomlinson won in 2006. Tom Brady earned the award in 2007. Manning returned to win in both 2008 and 2009. Brady won again in 2010. Aaron Rodgers was the winner in 2011. Adrian Peterson claimed the award in 2012. Manning added another title in 2013. Rodgers won again in 2014. Cam Newton took the honor in 2015. #PeytonManning
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