I knew you were really bad at this sports thing, but believing that BETTING odds indicate who is actually most valuable kinda cements it.
MVP odds fluctuate based on real-time factors including player performance, team success, injuries, public betting action, and bookmaker risk management. I feel like I'm talking to a 12 year old learning the basics of how sports betting works.
Again, betting odds for the Bills Chiefs game are handled different than, say, the MVP odds, one is a zero sum model attempting to balance books to leverage the vig and make money regardless of the outcome, and the other simply is not, the other attempts to make its money on the "long shots" betting against the favorites by offering enticing offers like Drake Maye at +650 knowing full well he wont' win it, or Josh Allen at +260 or wherever he is now, knowing its unlikely he'd go back to back.
MVP odds do not fluctuate in real time at major casinos, they literally only fluctuate when new game data is entered into the algorithm.