From MVP favorites leading Super Bowl contenders to lone bright spots on rebuilding rosters, value has taken many forms in the NFL this season. Below, Yardbarker NFL writers identify the MVP for every NFL team, weighing on-field impact, consistency and importance to overall success. NFC East DALLAS COWBOYS (6-7-1) | MVP: QB Dak Prescott | Prescott has done nearly everything possible to keep the team relevant. He has the second-most passing yards in the NFL ( 3,931 ) and third-most TD passes (26). Because of him, the Cowboys still have slim playoff hopes. NEW YORK GIANTS (2-12) | MVP: OLB Brian Burns | Despite the youth movement getting the most attention in New York, the six-year veteran has been the most consistent player on an otherwise inconsistent team. Burns is second in the league in sacks ( 13 ) and fourth in tackles for a loss ( 18 ), both career highs. It’s a shame the Giants have wasted a potential All-Pro season from Burns, New York’s defensive captain. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (9-5) | MVP: C
