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2008 NFL Awards Predictions

MVP: Three Day Old Cheeseburger, Going with Tom Brady or Peyton Manning is incredibly boring. I went with Brady last year and got it right but who cares. I'm going out on a limb and saying Ben 'Three Day Old Cheeseburger' is going to have a massive season for the Steelers and going to help lead them to a division crown and one of the best records in the AFC. So I'll jump out on the ledge and pick him.

Offensive Player of the Year: LT, For all the love that Adrian Peterson has gotten in the offseason, LaDanian is still the best running back in the league. I expect him to bounce back from the playoff controversy with a massive 2008 campaign.

Defensive Player of the Year: Troy Polamalu, I went with him last year and he got hurt. He is the key to the Steelers defense, he stays healthy and they win a lot of games and he gets a lot of hype. He gets injured and they are screwed.

Offensive Rookie of the Year: Jonathan Stewart, Who trusts DeAngelo Williams as a starting running back? I don't and think Stewart will get the bulk of the carries and approach 1000 yards this year.

Defensive Rookie of the Year: Sedrick Ellis, If the Saints are to improve to the levels I think they will, than they will need sizable improvements on defense. One of these being Jonathan Vilma, the other beeing rookie Sedrick Ellis.

NFL Comeback Player of the Year: Marc Bulger, Injured most of last season, I expect Bulger to be back and firing with a vengeance.

Kicker of the Year: Shayne Graham, Ya that's right bring back the kicker of the year category. Simply so a redhead can win an award.

Comments

Anonymous said…
your stupid
Anonymous said…
wow you were so off buddy (LT) he sucked a big one this year
Unknown said…
wow very good job..gotta like the steelers love. if not troy, then harrison. considering you picked these in the beginning of the year bulger didn't sound so horrible then either

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