MVP- I don't think there's any question that Rodgers is our most valuable.
OPOY- Adams. Best offensive player on the team not named Bakhtiari who was my strong second/first nod holding down the left side on a line that was in so much flux all year and they just kept being good enough or better when they easily shouldn't have been. Adams came up big in some big games and if he doesn't get hurt in Carolina, who knows how that game turns out. Rather be throwing the ball to him late than Allison.
DPOY- Clark, It all starts up front and for much of the year he was a beast inside. and if his job wasn't to take on blockers so much, he'd have his name called a lot more often.
Rookie- Williams. Most consistent and steady performer when given his opportunity. Steady in blocking for pass protection and steady in the face of some pretty good defensive fronts running the ball.
Most Improved- Randall, slightly nudging out Martinez and Clark. Solid in pass coverage, pretty good in run support and the only reason he wasn't getting more press is because of the overall breakdowns by the rest of the defense and people's dug in opinions of him last year.
Disappointing- I'd say Bennett, but he's such a turd, I don't even want to bestow an award of any sort from this team upon him. Not even this one. That's how little I think of this guy. So I'm going to have to give it to Ha Ha. Always seeming a step late or with his head down a bit too much whiffing in every game. Watching plays happen in front of him instead of making them. Though I remember a game later in the year, I think the Ravens game, where he actually turned and ran with a receiver perfectly down the field, turned and intercepted the pass. and I'm thinking, this is what he should be doing weekly. Enough of the plays that are air mailed to him, this was making a play. Thought it was great, and then it was right back to the same old same old the rest of the year. That non play making ability against the Panthers in the back of the endzone sealed this award for him from me. Kendricks was my runner up. I know it was his first year in the system, but he's a vet and has more talent than he showed. I guess it goes to show, just because you sign seasoned vets, it doesn't mean **** unless they perform. TE looked to be a position group that was as good as any in the league to start the season, I can't think of a time when the group performed at such a low level.
Not only have the name, but I haven't been tolerant of anybody in the NFL, including my own guys, since they evolved into multi-millionaires playing for billionaires.
