Rarest Super Bowl MVP — All 50 Answers Ranked by Rarity

50 answers are accepted for “Name a Super Bowl MVP”. Jake Scott is the rarest Super Bowl MVP in this ranking, with 28,147 monthly Wikipedia views (rarity 1.000, Legendary). Harvey Martin is the second-rarest with 31,350 monthly Wikipedia views, 1.11× the figure for Jake Scott. Tom Brady is the most common Super Bowl MVP in this ranking, with 3,639,673 monthly Wikipedia views, 129.3× the figure for the rarest. Combined monthly Wikipedia views across the 50 answers: 28,469,256. Jake Scott is under 0.1% of that total. 10 answers are Epic or Legendary: Jake Scott (Legendary), Harvey Martin (Legendary), Larry Brown (Legendary), and 7 more.

Quick answer

Monthly English Wikipedia pageviews. Source: Wikidata + Wikipedia pageviews (2026-10).

Ranked answers

50 answers to “Name a Super Bowl MVP”, rarest first. A rarity of 1 is the rarest answer in this prompt.
Rank	Answer	Tier	Rarity	Monthly Wikipedia views
1	Jake Scott on Wikipedia	Legendary	1.000	28,147
2	Harvey Martin on Wikipedia	Legendary	0.980	31,350
3	Larry Brown on Wikipedia	Legendary	0.959	31,884
4	Dexter Jackson on Wikipedia	Legendary	0.939	39,848
5	Chuck Howley on Wikipedia	Epic	0.918	40,215
6	Ottis Anderson on Wikipedia	Epic	0.898	53,935
7	Richard Dent on Wikipedia	Epic	0.878	67,884
8	Randy White on Wikipedia	Epic	0.857	77,292
9	Deion Branch on Wikipedia	Epic	0.837	78,382
10	Malcolm Smith on Wikipedia	Epic	0.816	80,283
11	Len Dawson on Wikipedia	Rare	0.796	81,489
12	Santonio Holmes on Wikipedia	Rare	0.776	90,515
13	Mark Rypien on Wikipedia	Rare	0.755	91,946
14	Fred Biletnikoff on Wikipedia	Rare	0.735	96,097
15	Bart Starr on Wikipedia	Rare	0.714	148,877
16	Larry Csonka on Wikipedia	Rare	0.694	150,922
17	Franco Harris on Wikipedia	Rare	0.673	160,157
18	John Riggins on Wikipedia	Rare	0.653	167,214
19	Phil Simms on Wikipedia	Rare	0.633	172,940
20	Marcus Allen on Wikipedia	Rare	0.612	199,358
21	Doug Williams on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.592	210,493
22	Terrell Davis on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.571	214,186
23	Lynn Swann on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.551	224,831
24	Desmond Howard on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.531	230,060
25	Jim Plunkett on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.510	260,525
26	Hines Ward on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.490	315,764
27	Roger Staubach on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.469	345,055
28	Nick Foles on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.449	401,907
29	Julian Edelman on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.429	423,446
30	Steve Young on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.408	470,356
31	Joe Namath on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.388	608,996
32	Ray Lewis on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.367	609,636
33	Von Miller on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.347	637,996
34	Jerry Rice on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.327	649,342
35	Emmitt Smith on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.306	666,464
36	Kenneth Walker III on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.286	740,567
37	Terry Bradshaw on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.265	782,622
38	Drew Brees on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.245	901,009
39	Kurt Warner on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.224	904,640
40	Jalen Hurts on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.204	920,755
41	Joe Montana on Wikipedia	Common	0.184	922,035
42	Joe Flacco on Wikipedia	Common	0.163	932,471
43	Troy Aikman on Wikipedia	Common	0.143	942,025
44	Eli Manning on Wikipedia	Common	0.122	1,067,239
45	Cooper Kupp on Wikipedia	Common	0.102	1,103,636
46	John Elway on Wikipedia	Common	0.082	1,178,624
47	Peyton Manning on Wikipedia	Common	0.061	1,600,934
48	Patrick Mahomes on Wikipedia	Common	0.041	1,895,695
49	Aaron Rodgers on Wikipedia	Common	0.020	2,779,539
50	Tom Brady on Wikipedia	Common	0.000	3,639,673

FAQ

What is the rarest Super Bowl MVP?

Jake Scott is the rarest Super Bowl MVP in this ranking, with 28,147 monthly Wikipedia views (rarity 1.000, Legendary).

How many Super Bowl MVPs are there?

There are 50 Super Bowl MVPs in this ranking, from Jake Scott (rarest) to Tom Brady (most common).

What is the most common Super Bowl MVP?

Tom Brady is the most common Super Bowl MVP in this ranking, with 3,639,673 monthly Wikipedia views (Common).

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Recorded source: Wikidata + Wikipedia pageviews (2026-10). The answer list is compiled from Wikidata (CC0), and the view counts are monthly English Wikipedia pageviews. Rarity is the percentile of the popularity figure inside this prompt: 1 is the rarest and 0 is the most common. Linked names open the English Wikipedia article stored on that answer.