NFL ceremonies: Josh all edges Lamar Jackson for MVP, while Saquon Barkley Opoy and 4-man-Hall of Fame class is unveiled

New Orleans – Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen won the NFL MVP at the NFL Honors Show in Saenger Theater in one of the closest voices in the recent memory on Thursday and enlarges Baltimore Ravens Quarterback Lamar Jackson.

Allen received 27 votes and a total of 383 votes and 383 points, while Jackson had 23 votes and 362 total points-and a voter took fourth place.

The 2025 Pro Football Hall of Fame Class 2025 was also announced, with the chargers of Antonio Gates, Packers Wide Receiver Sterling Sharpe, Chiefs and Vikings Defensive at the end of Jared Allen, and Eagles, Saints and Raiders Cornerback Eric, who was selected became.

Sharpe and his brother Shannon are the first pair of brothers in the NFL story, each of whom was selected to the Hall of Fame. Many thought it was Peyton and Eli Manning, but Eli did not make it on the first ballot, which is probably the greatest history of this year’s election cycle, although Luke Kuechly did not make it for the first time with a stronger Résumé.

Saquon Barkley could not make the NFL award on Thursday evening to accept his offensive player of the year. He has a game to play on Sunday.

Barkleys Monster First Teason with the Philadelphia Eagles, which end on Sunday in the Super Bowl Lix, now includes the award for the top offensive player in the NFL. Barkley was one of the big winners at NFL Honors on Thursday, the annual award ceremony of the league.

NFL MVP: Bills QB Josh Allen

Lamar Jackson was the all-pro-quarters back of the first team, but the same 50 voters chose everyone over Jackson like the MVP. It is Allen’s first MVP price after he had an outstanding season with the Bills.

When everyone fell to the invoices with the seventh election of the NFL design in 2018, he was not sure. So he did not go with the first choice or even in the top 5.

Allen was an inaccurate quarterback from the University of Wyoming and did not dominate the competition in the Mountain West conference. But he had an ability, including a phenomenal arm that made him an exciting high-end view. When he developed his talent, his ceiling became the best quarterback of the NFL.

Everyone became everything that the bills could have dreamed of. And now everyone is an MVP that defeated the quarterback from Baltimore Ravens, Lamar Jackson, to win his first NFL MVP price, which was awarded at the NFL Honors Show on Thursday. He is the third Bills player who wins the award and joined Thurman Thomas and Oj Simpson in 1973.

“Feels good,” said everyone behind the stage after receiving his award. “I have the feeling that my teammates wanted it to me as me, but I feel honored.”

Offensive player of the year: Eagles RB Saquon Barkley

Offensive player of the year becomes a top-not-quartersback price, and there was not much question of who would win.

Barkley hurried for 2,005 yards this season and turned into one of the big seasons of all time that had a running back in NFL history. He became the sixth in a row that ran back or recipient to win the Opoy Award.

Barkley signed this off -season after six seasons at the New York Giants at the Eagles as Free Agent. With every 100 yard game for Barkley-ES, 14 of them were playing playoffs, including a 255-yard game in week 12 against the Los Angeles Rams-Die decision not to sign Barkley to a long-term deal, Before he struck the freelance agency even worse.

Barkley got 35 votes in first place. Lamar Jackson, who was second, received 12 votes in first place. Derrick Henry, Josh Allen and Joe Burrow each received a first place.

Defender of the year: Broncos CB Patrick Surtain II

When none of the Elite Pass -rushers of the NFL had a big season, he opened Surtain the door to raise the top defensive price of the league.

Surtain, who was all the season about phenomenal reporting for a Broncos team, which made the playoffs for the first time since the 2015 season, won his first career prize.

Surtain is only the second corner cornerback that has gained DPOY since 2009 and Stephon Gilmore will compete in 2019.

“This is a surreal feeling honest,” said Surtain behind the stage after receiving his award. “This is something that I worked for this low season, I manifested it and it is a dream that has become true.”

Surtain won comfortably, but eight different players got first place. Surtain was 26, Trey Hendrickson was second with 11, Myles got five, TJ Watt got three, Zack Baun got two and one went to Kerby Joseph, Andrew van Ginkel and Jonathan Greenard.

Offensive rookie of the year: Commandant QB Jayden Daniels

Daniels had a big moment for the big moment as a beginner while converting a commander franchise.

Daniels announced to the NFL world that he had arrived when he was 38:33 victory against the Cincinnati Bengals 21 out of 23 passes for 254 yards, Chicago Bears was on the clock without time and threw five on the clock Touchdowns, including one with six seconds to defeat the later NFC champion Philadelphia Eagles, and run Playoff win against the Tampa Bay Buccaners and Detroit Lions.

Daniels had 3,568 yards, 891 rushing yards, and although other rookies like Caleb Williams and Bo had nothing promising rookie playing times, there was no doubt about who was the Top Rookie of the NFL. He was asked what allowed him to have so much success.

“I just think that my coaching team and the entire organization make it so comfortable for me to only allow myself to be myself,” said Daniels.

Daniels received 49 out of 50 votes in the first place, the others went to Las Vegas Raiders Tight End Brock Bowers.

Defensive rookie of the year: RAMS DL Jared Vers

Verse was the 19th selection of the draft and helped the RAM to switch to her next defense phase after Aaron Donald’s retirement. Verse had 66 duels and 4.5 sacks.

He is the first Rams defensive rookie of the year since Donald in 2014.

Verse got 37 votes in first place, Eagles Cornerback Quinyon Mitchell got seven and four other players each.

Comeback player of the year: Bengal QB Joe Burrow

Burrow’s 2023 season ended with a wrist injury, but he came back sharply. He was a MVP finalist and led the NFL in the yards and touchdowns.

Burrow also won the comeback player of the year in 2021 when he returned from a torn ACL.

Trainer of the year: Vikings trainer Kevin O’Connell

The Vikings were not expected to be playoff competitors this season and JJ McCarthy lost to a knee injury at the end of the season in the first round in December. But the Vikings went 14: 3 with Sam Darnold a resident season at the quarterback, and O’Connell was rewarded with the NFL coach of the year. O’Connell has a 34-17 record in its three seasons as a Viking coach.

It was a close voice. O’Connell received 25 votes in the first place, Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell was second and received 19 votes in first place, Andy Reid from the Kansas City Chiefs received four votes and Dan Quinn from Denver Broncos and Dan Quinn from Washington each received one .

Walter Payton Man of the Year: Jaguar DL Arik Armstead

Armstead, who spent the first nine seasons of his career at the 49s before he joined the Jaguar in the last low season, won the NFL Prize for non -profit service. In 2019 he founded the Armstead Academic Project (AAP), which focuses on improving the literacy rates.

San Diego Chargers fans have one reason to celebrate again.

The Chargers moved to Los Angeles after the 2016 season and left their San Diego fans with heartache and old memories. Many of these memories include the narrow end of Antonio Gates, who was voted Pro Football Hall of Fame on the ballot in his second time. It was part of the 2025 class, which was announced on Thursday at NFL Honors.

The rest of the class comprises the defensive end of Jared Allen, the Cornerback Eric Allen and the recipient Sterling Sharpe.

Gates played 14 of his 16 seasons in San Diego and his last two in Los Angeles and collected 11,841 yards and 116 touchdowns. He was an eight-time Pro-Bowler, three-time all-project team and member of the all-decade team of the 2000s. The Hall of Fame story of Gates is incredible if it looks at the often told story that he did not play college football. He played for a year and two seasons in Kent State Basketball in Eastern Michigan. In his last basketball season, he scored an average of 20.6 points per game. This sportiness translated well into the NFL.

“It’s the best feeling of the world,” said Gates after the announcement. “There is no way to describe this feeling. They only live at the moment and thank.”

Jared Allen was one of the leading Pass-Rushers of his time and led the NFL twice in sacks, including a 22-sack season in 2011. Allen had 136 career bags with four teams (chiefs, wiking, bears, panthers).

Eric Allen was a six-time Pro-Bowler with 54 career interceptions over 14 years with the Eagles, Raiders and Saints.

Sharpe’s career was canceled due to a neck injury, but received the NFL three times in seven seven seasons. He had 8,134 yards and 65 touchdowns in these seven seasons, all with the packers. He joins his brother Shannon Sharpe in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.