Get ready for a Super Bowl surprise! Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner has made a bold prediction for Super Bowl LX's MVP, and it's a pick that will leave you scratching your head.
In a recent interview, Warner dropped a bombshell, suggesting that receiver Cooper Kupp could be the one to take home the MVP title for the second time. But here's the twist: Kupp isn't a quarterback, and no one outside of the quarterback position has ever won the Super Bowl MVP twice.
Warner's words were powerful: "How about an unlikely hero, someone who achieves the unprecedented, a non-quarterback winning their second Super Bowl MVP?" He continued, "Cooper Kupp, the man who has stepped up in the playoffs, making big plays, including that touchdown in the Championship Game. Could he be the one to do the unthinkable and win it all again?"
Now, this is where it gets controversial. Kupp's odds of winning the MVP are currently at +8000, making him the 10th most likely candidate. But Warner's insight adds a new layer of intrigue. If the New England Patriots focus their defensive strategy on shutting down Jaxon-Smith Njigba, Kupp could emerge as the primary target for the Seattle Seahawks' offense.
In the playoffs so far, Kupp has already made his mark with nine receptions, 96 yards, and a touchdown. And let's not forget his previous Super Bowl LVI MVP performance with the Los Angeles Rams, where he dominated with eight catches, 92 yards, and two touchdowns.
So, will Kupp defy the odds and write a new chapter in Super Bowl history? Kick-off for Super Bowl LX is at 6:30 p.m. ET, and we're about to find out.
What do you think? Is Warner's prediction a bold call or a stretch? Share your thoughts in the comments and let's discuss!
