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All this week, we’ll be bringing you our awards for the 2005 NFL season:
Offensive Rookie of the Year
Defensive Rookie of the Year
Offensive Player of the Year
Defensive Player of the Year
Coach of the Year
MVP
Disappointment of the Year
Here are our picks for Coach of the Year.
All this week, we’ll be bringing you our awards for the 2005 NFL season:
Offensive Rookie of the Year
Defensive Rookie of the Year
Offensive Player of the Year
Defensive Player of the Year
Coach of the Year
MVP
Disappointment of the Year
Here are our picks for Offensive Player of the Year.
All this week, we’ll be bringing you our awards for the 2005 NFL season:
Offensive Rookie of the Year
Defensive Rookie of the Year
Offensive Player of the Year
Defensive Player of the Year
Coach of the Year
MVP
Disappointment of the Year
Here are our picks for Defensive Player of the Year.
Every year fans and experts choose their favorites to win the Super Bowl according to a wide range of variables. This postseason some will pick the hottest teams going into the playoffs (Redskins, Patriots), or pick the years most consistent teams (Colts, Seahawks). Others will pick teams that dominate one side of the ball (Bengals, Bears), or that have great balance (Broncos, Giants).
However, there are certain NFL playoff trends that spread over the course of several postseasons which can give strong indications of who will and who won’t win the Super Bowl.
All this week, we’ll be bringing you our awards for the 2005 NFL season:
Offensive Rookie of the Year
Defensive Rookie of the Year
Offensive Player of the Year
Defensive Player of the Year
Coach of the Year
MVP
Disappointment of the Year
Here are our picks for MVP.
By Billy Fellin
As the last Monday Night Football game ended an “era” of football, another show ended a 19-year run that went relatively unnoticed. NFL Primetime, the famous pre-Sunday Night Football show, showed for the final time this past Sunday
Welcome to the playoffs! This week, we take a look at the first round games along with how each of us see the entire playoffs turning out – all the way to the Super Bowl winner. For detailed analysis of this week’s games, listen to the podcast or subscribe via this feed.
As the winner of the regular season picks record (180-76), Ryan McGowan gets the honors.
All this week, we’ll be bringing you our awards for the 2005 NFL season:
Offensive Rookie of the Year
Defensive Rookie of the Year
Offensive Player of the Year
Defensive Player of the Year
Coach of the Year
MVP
Disappointment of the Year
First up are the offensive and defensive rookies of the year.
Last week was a tough week and this week doesn’t look to be any easier. Who knows how well the second stringers of teams who have already clinched playoff seeding will come out and play against the dregs of the league. Colts? Seahawks? Bears? They’re just looking to rest their starters. Then there’s the dreaded scoreboard watching that could quickly deflate a team. Bettor beware. But, here we go with the week 17 picks.
Note that there is no podcast this week but we’ll be back next week with our playoff predictions podcast.
Only 3 NFC teams make the top 10 this week. The conference is there for the Seahawks to lose. And the AFC is tightening up with the sudden rise of the Patriots and the inconsistent play of the Bengals. Here are the week 17 Power Rankings.