Josh Allen Solidifies His MVP Status: With the 2024 MVP award already in his grasp, Josh Allen is eyeing back-to-back titles but faces fierce competition. As the 2025 offseason unfolds, Vegas has him tied with Lamar Jackson as co-favorites at +550. Patrick Mahomes and Joe Burrow trail closely at +750, while rookie sensation Jayden Daniels rounds out the top five at +1000.

In a league where only a handful of players have achieved consecutive MVP honors, Allen's path to repeating hinges on maintaining his historic performance of over 40 total touchdowns for a record sixth straight year. If he can clinch the AFC East title once more, he will join legends like Peyton Manning and Brett Favre in elite company.

On January 6, the New York Giants bolstered their roster by signing five players to reserve/future contracts. The players joining the team include defensive tackles Casey Rogers and Ross Blacklock, centers Jimmy Morrissey and Bryan Hudson, along with kicker Jude McAtamney. Each of these players spent the conclusion of the 2024 season on the Giants' practice squad.

Rogers, who entered the league as an undrafted free agent, made appearances in two games during the season. McAtamney, who is a product of the International Pathway Program, also saw game time, successfully executing one field goal and one extra point against the Washington team on November 3. Morrissey was part of the practice squad from late August until December 10, when he was placed on injured reserve. Blacklock joined the practice squad on December 10, while Hudson was signed earlier on November 6.