The MVP headlines 19 awards that will be announced at the NFL Honors ceremony on Thursday, Feb. 7. The show airs live from the Saenger Theatre in New Orleans at 9 p.m. on FOX and NFL Network. NFL Honors debuted in 2012. Here is a full list of the awards, finalists and nominees.

Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow will not be joined by the Ravens' Lamar Jackson or the Bills' Josh Allen at the upcoming Pro Bowl Games.

"An NFL equivalent: the Ravens trading Lamar Jackson + to the Bengals in exchange for Joe Burrow+ — in the middle of the season," Schefter shared on X. In the scenario, the Bengals trade their young franchise quarterback for Lamar Jackson, a two-time MVP winner who could win the trophy for the third time in his career.

Winning a Super Bowl is one of the most difficult jobs for a quarterback in the NFL, as that's a barometer for how a position is judged in the league. Just look at the great quarterbacks who have never captured a Super Bowl title (Dan Marino being one) and what their legacy is as an NFL signal-caller.

Although the NFL season is over for 30 teams, many members of those squads are being brought back for one more night to finally uncover who deserved the NFL's most prestigious honors this year. Obviously,

Allen was named second-team All Pro behind Lamar Jackson of the Baltimore Ravens. The last time an NFL MVP wasn’t first-team All Pro was Denver Broncos quarterback John Elway in 1987.

NFL MVP to be announced on NFL Honors is likely down to Baltimore Ravens' Lamar Jackson and Buffalo Bills' Josh Allen. Who will win? How to watch

Josh Allen is now the favorite over Lamar Jackson to win NFL MVP. Dion Dawkins, Damar Hamlin and Joe Brady are also finalists for awards.