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Another significant announcement is the news that former President Donald Trump will attend Super Bowl 59, marking an unprecedented occasion where a sitting president has graced such an event. The host expresses disbelief at this news, sharing the excitement of the broadcasting team about a special tribute to the victims of terrorism during the pregame show.
Amidst the sports discussions, the MVP award is revealed to have gone to Josh Allen. This accolade marks a significant achievement in his career, making him the first MVP winner without an All-Pro teammate since Peyton Manning. The host reflects on this development, offering insight into the evolving narrative within the league, where often the title of "best quarterback" does not always align with the MVP award.