ESPN's Dan Orlovsky was among the many who split their votes for MVP and First-team All-Pro between quarterbacks Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson —a phenomenon that has caused some confusion in the NFL world.

The same 50 people who voted for the MVP award also voted for the All-Pro team. The votes were due only two days apart, in the immediate aftermath of Week 18. And, somehow, the tabulation of the ballots resulted in Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson being named the first-team All-Pro quarterback — and Bill quarterback Josh Allen being named the MVP.

He became the league's first outright MVP not to be a first-team All-Pro since John Elway in 1987. Former Tennessee Titans quarterback Steve McNair was a second-team selection when he was co-MVP with Peyton Manning in 2003.