Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy has laid claim to who he thinks is the NFL’s most valuable player.

Unsurprisingly, quarterback Patrick Mahomes is who Reid considers the league’s MVP, even questioning the league if Mahomes doesn’t win it.

“He took care of business today,” Reid said. “You’re talking about a guy who, if he’s not the league MVP, I’m not sure what is.”

Mahomes has a strong case for the award, with three games left to play in the season. He currently has 4496 passing yards along with 35 touchdowns, both leading the NFL.

Right now, his competition is Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, who has led his team to a league-best 13-1 record with 35 total touchdowns and five interceptions.

Mahomes has had to carry a much bigger load on offense and entered the season with an entirely new cast of wide receivers.

It will be interesting to see which contenders can separate themselves in the final stretch of the regular season.