NFL MVP Odds 2018: Drew Brees, Jared Goff, Todd Gurley, Tom Brady Favorites

Drew Brees is officially the NFL MVP frontrunner through the first six weeks of the 2018 NFL campaign.

OddsShark posted the current odds, with Brees coming in at +400 (bet $100 to win $400). Jared Goff, Todd Gurley and Tom Brady are each sitting at +600.

Los Angeles Rams stars Gurley and Goff would probably be favorites on their own if they weren't teammates. The Rams are the only remaining undefeated team in the NFL, outscoring their opponents by 78 points.

Gurley leads the NFL with 623 yards and nine touchdowns on the ground, adding 21 receptions, 247 yards and two touchdowns in the air.

"I'm going to say Todd breaks LT's record for the rushing touchdowns in a single season," Rams teammate Robert Woods said on NFL Total Access. "I believe it was 28. Gurley is hot. Gurley is hot."

Goff is fourth in the NFL with 1,928 passing yards and 12 touchdowns against five interceptions. He's thrown three interceptions with only one touchdown the last two weeks after looking like the MVP favorite through the first quarter of the season.

Brees has thrown 1,658 yards and 11 touchdowns without an interception. The Saints are 4-1 on the season with Brees playing a starring role with Mark Ingram missing the first four weeks. Brees set the NFL's all-time passing yards record earlier this season.

Brees has acknowledged he could be approaching the end of his NFL career.

"I don't know exactly when [retirement] will be yet, but what it has done is it made me value each and every day that much more," Brees said, per Jay Glazer of The Athletic. "It's made me want to stay in the moment that much more because I just don't know when it will be over and I just want to maximize each and every second and enjoy each and every second because when I do walk away I don't want to say I wish I would have done things differently. I want to say, man I gave it everything I could and I'm just ready for the next chapter."

Brady is the league's reigning MVP and is Tom Brady. He's going to be in the MVP conversation until he retires.