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In a pa sing-dominated league, it's widely accepted that quarterbacks have the best odds to win the MVP award at the end of season. The last player to win it that wasn't a quarterback was in 2012, and the last before that was LaDainian Tomlinson in 2006.It's a testament to how pa s-heavy the has become, and quarterbacks have a tendency to become the biggest stat-mongers over the course of the season. There are always players who are worth talking about before the Mikkel Boedker Women Jersey season, however, and several players are going into 2017 with legitimate chances to win the award., there's still another half of the league to go. Although the best odds will always go to a team's quarterback barring some notable exception, read on to find out the best dark horse candidate from every AFC team. Baltimore Ravens: Justin Tucker (400/1) Easily the best entry on this list, no matter how long the odds may be, Baltimore's second best player is its kicker. Tucker is one of the few that get away with the ridiculous things he does after his kicks. He had Baltimore around tops in the league in 2016, hitting 38 of his 39 kicks and going 10 for 10 from 50 yards or more (no other team made more than seven field goals from outside 50 yards). Tucker's leg is incredible, and on top of all of his talent, he's also ice cold in crunch time. It's hard to forget the time that he made a Tucker is one of the best in the busine s, and it's no wonder Vegas gives him a shot, no matter how outside it might be. If any kicker can go 6-for-6 with four of them coming outside of 50 yards in every game, leading his team to a 10-6 record (that's honestly probably what it would take), it's Tucker. Buffalo Bills: Marcell Dareus (n/a) The easy pick for the Bills is, of course, . But without odds on him (or anyone on the Bills' roster) I took it upon myself to get creative with what the Bills would need to do to even have someone on their team win MVP. With Sean McDermott now at the helm, it seems fitting that the Bills would need their defense to take a step forward to become contenders in the AFC East. He led the to one of the best defenses in the league just two years ago. He'll need to do the same for the Bills for them to get over any kind of hump.Dareus has the tools to be a staple of the defense. He was a 10-sack guy on the interior line as recently as 2014. When Rex Ryan came to town, he changed the defense, and Dareus did not adapt well. McDermott runs a system that Dareus can gel in, including a great deal of nickel sets that involve linebackers in the A-gaps instead of tackles. Dareus plays better as a 3-tech than a 1-tech, which caused him to struggle in the Ryan system. As long as McDermott sticks to his Mikkel Boedker Kids Jersey philosophy, Dareus has the potential to have a huge bounceback year. Cincinnati Bengals: A.J. Green (50/1) Green is the third highest receiver on Odd shark's list, trailing only and . It's pretty easy to see why. Green is star in Cincinnati's offense, and quarterback 's favorite target. Despite playing in only 10 games in 2016, Green still managed 66 catches for 964 yards and four touchdowns. Eighteen percent of Dalton's completions last year went to a guy that mi sed six games. Green is a consistent player that shows up week in and week out. He's a surprisingly efficient receiver for how often he's targeted as well.The key for Green will be staying healthy. He has the capacity to be a 90-100 catch player, but his injuries have hampered him. Perhaps it's his workload catching up to him, but if he can come back in 2017 at 100 or even 90 percent, Green has the potential to join the conversations that people have about Jones, Brown and Jr. Cleveland Browns: Joe Thomas (n/a) This is more of a career achievement award, if I'm being honest with myself, but if anyone deserves recognition it's Joe Thomas. Thomas is, in fact, , although as of recently it's felt like has become his calling. One of the most, if not most, beloved players in the league, Thomas has spent his entire career in Cleveland. He's made an astonishing 10 straight Pro Bowls and been named first-team All-Pro six Mark Borowiecki Men Jersey times. However, more absurd than any of his accolades is the fact that he has started exactly 160 out of 160 po sible games as a Brown. Thomas' longevity at one of the most physically taxing positions in the NFL will go down as legend after the sad day that he decides to hang up his cleats. His pa sion for Cleveland seems to be matched only by his pa sion for football, and in a league that values tackle play so heavily, Browns fans have at least been able to enjoy some of the best for the past decade. The Browns have about 30 rookies that could be on this list if they end up doing well in 2017, but Thomas is an anchor. Denver Broncos: Von Miller (80/1) Miller is a bona fide terror coming around the edge for the Broncos. He commands more attention than perhaps any single defensive player in the NFL, Gabriel Gagne Women Jersey and still he is able to put up stats. Bouncing his sack numbers up to 13.5 in 2016 after 11 in 2015, Miller seems ready to return to his rare form from 2014 in which he posted 14 sacks. He's also become a more complete player, notching 62 total tackles last year after only managing 30 in 2015. Miller has become one of the faces not just for the Broncos, but also the NFL with his wacky personality and general fun-loving attitude.Miller also has incredible respect among his peers. He and 2016 sack leader to find ways to further terrorize quarterbacks. If Miller is able to get better, he'll become one of the most dominant forces in the NFL. The Broncos' defense might not have the year they had in 2015 when they utterly dismantled every team they faced in the playoffs, but they're still a force to be reckoned with. Miller is no small part of NHL Ottawa Senators Men Jersey that force. Houston Texans: J.J. Watt (100/1) It's not surprising that Watt is on this list, but it is surprising to see with better odds than him. It feels like just yesterday Watt was in legitimate conversation to be the first defensive MVP Watt re-enters 2017 with a defense that seems to be far improved. In fact, they made the playoffs in 2016 without him, despite some ... questionable quarterback play. Watt played only three games in 2016, but if he comes back healthy, expect him to return with a vengeance.Watt has battled injuries before. In fact, he rarely seems to be completely healthy. With that being said, 2016 was the first time he mi sed significant time, and it was the year after two consecutive seasons of 17.5 or more sacks (including 20.5 during his 2015 campaign, the one in which he was considered for MVP). The Texans are hoping that their Jadeveon Clowney problem is figured out, and if Watt is able to come back healthy, the Electric Circus could be returning to Houston just in time for their exciting new quarterback. Indianapolis Colts: T.Y. Hilton (100/1) The fact that Hilton and Watt have the same chances is really a testament to how difficult it is to win MVP awards a