Roderick Morrow, a Buffalo Bills employee that works in the team's mailroom, said last week he was going to cry if Josh Allen didn't win the NFL MVP award. Allen was named the MVP, and Morrow, nicknamed "Slick Rick," was left crying anyway, thanks to a special shoutout from Allen during his MVP speech.

AFC East, lost to Chiefs in AFC championship Overview: The Buffalo Bills keep getting close, but at some point that makes the Josh Allen era even more frustrating. Allen won his first MVP last season but his stellar play still hasn’t resulted in the Bills’ first Super Bowl appearance since the 1993 season.

When Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen won this year's MVP at the NFL Honors last week, fans might have expected the usual suspects mentioned in most sports award speeches: family, friends, God, coaches, teammates, the front office, fellow nominees and so on.

Days after being named the 2025 NFL MVP, Allen's success will be featured in a University of Wyoming commercial during the Super Bowl on Sunday.

Allen starred in a 30-second commercial for the University of Wyoming, Allen's alma mater. "Where Real MVPs Are Made" the spot was titled, showing highlights from Allen's three-year Wyoming career.

After winning the NFL's MVP, Josh Allen received a touching congratulations video from the children in a very special wing of a Buffalo children's hospital.

The honor also comes with an aura of prestige, plus the opportunity to give a speech sharing the shine with those who helped the MVP get there. MVP speeches also have spawned iconic moments - such as when Kevin Durant called his mom "the real MVP" and a meme was instantly born.

Buffalo's Josh Allen took home the MVP at the NFL awards last Thursday and took care to mention humble Bill's employee, "Slick" Rick Morrow, in his acceptance speech.