NFL Award Prediction.
Awards.
MVP: Wide Receiver Devante Adams.
The Last Time a None Quarterback Won The MVP, Running Back Adrian Peterson In 2012. Coming Off Of An ACL Tear Peterson Had The Most Mind Altering, Vote Swing gin Force In Football Behind Him: Narrative. Not To Mention A 2000 Yard Rushing Season. Right now, The Best Odds In The Field Are All Own By Quarterbacks, Justifying so, But None Top Odds Holder has Air Tight Narrative. Maybe Justin Herbert, Otherwise One of The Top QBS, Will Need A Gargantuan Performance To Override The Worn Out Quarterback Narrative.
No Team Has A Greater Redemptive Arch Or Narrative Than The Raiders. After Flying In The Face Of Misfortune And Controversy In 2021 To 9-7 And Make The Playoffs. Emotional LEt Downs Almost Always Tether To Emotional Rollercoasters. The Raiders Devante Adams Not Only For His Immense Talent, Not Only For His Connection To Carr But Know His Presence Would Inspire The Team. If Not Adams, Lamar “Action Jackson, Playing As A Man Possessed. His Clears Leaving Cross ASkid Marks On The Turf and Tire Track Impression On The Minds Of Voters After He Tilts The Football World Further Into His Fathomless, Multi-Dimensional Skate-Railing World.
Coach Of The Year: Vikings, Kevin O'Connell. When offensive Minds Inherit Talent, Good Things Are Bond To Abound. The Vikings Have All The Components Needed To Win On Offense. Better Than Average QUARTERBACK, A Wide Receiver Unit That Rivals Nearly Any In The League. They Don’t Have The “Swank” Until Now. New Head Coach Kevin O’Connell Coming Over From The Super Bowl Winning Rams. Revamp The Vikes “Drab” Late Game Execution And Instill Confidence In the Haggard Soul Of Kirk Cousins. According To Football Outsider, The Vikings Have A 58.8% Chance Of Make The Playoffs. By Their Models, Those Odds Are Better Than Kansas City, Cincinnati, And San Francisco. Those A Destine To Collide With Sledge Hammer. But A Vikings Playoff Berth Should Give O’Connell The Nod.
Comeback Player Of The Year: Running back Christian McCaffrey. Quarterbacks Are Back Dominating This Award That’s Hard To Predict. Nominees Are Coming Back From Injury To World, That’s Possibly Moved On From Them, To An Environment Vaccinated Of Their Presence. That’s Christian McCaffrey. Two Years After Surpassing 2121 Scrimmage Yards McCaffrey And Establishing His Name Amongst The League Best Offensive Weapons In The League. That Season McCaffrey averaged 201.3 For a Stretch Of Three Games. He accounted for Roughly 38% Of The Panthers Offense; at One Point, he was Standing At 44% Before Team Awoke To His deftly Prowess From The Backfield. At The Rise Of The “pass Happy” Offensive Machine, a Running Back Had MVP Staccato. All Of This Predates Covid-19(Which Itself Feels Old Now Despite This Stupid Mask On My Face) And The Panther’s Dr. Strange Dream Scene Of A Quarterback Situation; “Every Night I Have The Seem Dream(Nightmare).”
Instead Of Rewards Or Even a Thousand yards, He’s racking one Stint On IR After Another. Does He Feel Old To You? He Isn’t; Just 26-Year-Old. In truth, McCaffrey's Name Has Pervaded The Football Spotlight Since He Could Hold A Ball. Sometime Before,… Like Literally A Write Up Ago, I dismissed The Idea Of Depending On a Comeback From CMC In the Panther Blurb, But A Change Of Heart Has Since Come Over Me After A Moment To Reflect. If Anyone Return To All Word, It’s CMC: “[He] Is One Of A Kind. He Is A Threat In Every Aspect Of The Game.” The Stanford Wunderkind Back Set The Standard For Success At The position When Having A Running Back Leading Your Team In Offense Had Fashionable Relevance. He’ll Have A Ramped Up Offensive line To Lead The Way. According to DraftKings, McCaffrey has the 15th-best odds to finish as the NFL's rushing champion in 2022. I Can go for That. I Don’t Know If Chris Godwin Counts As A Comeback. He Missed Five Weeks Of Action, Still Finished With Over 1,000. Never The Less, He’s The Next Best Bet.
Offensive Player Of The Year: Wide Receiver Justin Jefferson. I Feel Like Im Cheating, So How. I Guess That’s A Feeling Only Me And O’Connell Feel. I Want To Take Step Back Before Crowning Justin Jefferson The Best Wide Receiver In The Game. Following The Crowd And Jumping On The Early “Mad Dash” Of Early Convictions(I Think The Tua’s Allegorical Decline Serves A As A Brilliant ObserVation To That Point) But Jefferson Has The Fast Track To Leading The League In Receiving Yards. The theoretical Increased Of The Use Of 11(One Tight End, One Running Back) Over Two Tight ends opens The Play Book And The Route Combination. Stacks, Trips Formation, 3/4 Wide Receiver Sets. The Influx Of New wide Receiver Depth Only Expands The Expanse Further. We Know His Stats, All The Record, Standard Baring, and The Swag. Now We Get Justin Jefferson Unleashed.
Defensive Player Of The Year: Edge Micah Parson. The Cowboy Have A Menace Of “Multiplicity” In Micah Parson. Pardon Goes Wherever Dan Quinn Scheme Demands. In Pass Rush, He’s A Down Hill Pin Ball Bouncing Off Of Bodies(Or Avoiding Them Entirely) Before Clanking Down On A Quarterback Or Ball. He Plays Coverage, Fleeing into The Zones To Track Routes. Micah can Move Seamlessly Out Of One Station To Another, Like Houdini, Without The Cowboys Needing To change Personal On A Down-To-Down Basis. What He Does In Lining up Just About anywhere And Plays His Role And Zone To Without Liability He Control The Defenses Intention and The ceiling The Unit Can Archive. I Love A Bosa As Much As The Next Writer. Especially A Leaner, Explosive Bosa Now Two Out From ACL Surgery And Generally Snubbed From Defensive Player Of The Year Voting. Snubbed Curtesy Of Parson Who Snuck Five Votes away For Himself Despite Sweeping The Rookie Voting.
Rookie Defensive Player Of The Year: Edge Kayvon Thibodeaux. This Reward Often Set Its Place at The Feet Of The Next Pass Rusher screaming Out Of The Big Then. The MidWest Keeps Pressing Out Monsters Like Stephen King Books. Aidan Hutchinson Fell Into A Favorable Situation With the Lions, forced To Play Rookies Heavily. Hutchinson Doesn’t Have A Ton Of Weight Opposite Him To Balance The Rush. Teams Will Key In On Him. Thibodeaux, Who’s Recovering From Injury, Has Circumstances And Ability To His Favor. The Giants Play A lot Of Weak And Opportunistic Offensive Lines—Bears, Ravens, Packers, And Suddenly The Cowboys. Opportunities against “Weaker” Line Practically Gifted Micah Parson The Award Last Year. The Giants, And I’m Startled admitting This, Have A Sneaky Deep Defensive Line(When Healthy). Leonard Williams Up The middle. Edge Azeez Ojalari, Who Had a String Rookie Campaign, and Dexter Lawrence Can Plug Gaps Along The Board. Not Only Will Thibodeaux Use His Dynamic Defensive Play Making Ability( He Worked At Both Linebacker And Edge) And Eat It Up Snaps All Over The Chess Board his Teammates Will Vacuum Up Attention. He Just Needs To Get Healthy First.
Offensive Rookie Of The Year: Lions Wide Receiver Jameson Williams. Another Player In The Injured Log At the Start of The Season. Williamson Went down With A ACL one winter Ago, but the Receiver Needed Teams Saw All They Needed In His Lone Season in Tuscaloosa. The Lions Haven’t Posited A Timeframe For His Return. ‘We’re going to be very smart with him—thee Expectation, Week 6– Twelve Out. Given The Recent Recovery Rate Of ACL Tears, If Williams Drops Into a Lions Offense In desperate Need Of a Wide Receiver and Go On A Tear, Hands Down. He’ll Have Immediate Challenges From Former Teammate Garrett Wilson, Who Has A CRITICAL ILL Situation At Quarterback with Jets Face Down. Kenny Pickett, Inexplicably, Owns The Best Odds To Win Rookie Of The Year, Followed By Treylon Burks, According To NBCSports. I LIKE Burks Odds As The Number One In Tennessee.
