Super Bowl 50 may be full of potential MVPs, but we're officially giving the honor to Leah Still.

The 5-year-old attended the 2016 NFL Honors ceremony with her father, NFL pro Devon Still, on Saturday, where she courageously opened up about beating stage 4 cancer.

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As the duo took the stage to present the AP Comeback Player of the Year award to Kansas City Chiefs' Eric Berry -- who is also a cancer survivor -- Devon admitted that the journey hasn't been easy.

"Throughout Leah's 22-month battle with cancer, we endured so many ups and downs," Devon, who signed with the Houston Texans last month, revealed on stage. "Together we learned a lot about what it takes to come back."

"Sometimes it takes all your hair," Leah added.

Hear the full speech here.

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Prior to taking the stage, Devon and Leah looked as happy as ever as they walked the red carpet and adorably posed for photos with Devon's fiancée, Asha Joyce.

Devon announced the couple's wedding date -- May 13, 2016 -- over Twitter on Sunday, posting a pic of the invitation, which is designed like a football ticket.

And judging from all of their social media posts, guests seemed just as excited to meet little Leah as she was to meet them.

It doesn't get much cuter than that!

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