Each of the following awards are dedicated either to someone’s 2008 season or some recent news.
Corey Webster Most Improved Award
1. Cedric Benson
2. Steve Smith (NYG)
3. Sidney Rice
4. Vernon Davis
5. Kyle Orton
HM: Elvis Dumervil
LaDainian Tomlinson Most Regressed Award
1. Steve Slaton
2. Kerry Collins
3. Matt Forte
4. Jake Delhomme
5. Jason Elam
HM: Le’Ron McClain
HM: Derek Anderson
Terrell Owens (Philadelphia Version) Comeback Player Award
1. Carson Palmer
2. Tom Brady
3. Reggie Bush
4. Brett Favre
5. Osi Umenyiora
Dick Jauron Worst Employed Coach Award
1. Wade Phillips
2. Tom Cable
3. Mike McCarthy
4. Tom Coughlin
5. Eric Mangini
HM: Raheem Morris
HM: Norv Turner
Pre-2008 Bill Belichick Best Coach Award
1. Marvin Lewis
2. Josh McDaniels
3. Sean Payton
4. Tony Sparano
5. Mike Smith
HM: Steve Spagnuolo
HM: Gary Kubiak
Chris Johnson Rookie of the Year Award
1. Clay Matthews (GB)
2. Percy Harvin (Min)
3. Beanie Wells (Ari)
4. Josh Freeman (TB)
5. Jeremy Maclin (Phi)
Nnadmi Asomugha Hidden Gem Award (Guy not getting credit for his play)
1. Aubrayo Franklin, SF
2. Curtis Lofton, Atl
3. Darrelle Revis, NYJ
4. David Garrard, Jax
5. Shaun Rogers, Cle
Postseason Larry Fitzgerald MVP Award
1. Peyton Manning
2. Matt Schaub
3. Adrian Peterson
4. Darren Sharper
5. Chris Johnson
HM: DeAngelo Williams
HM: Brett Favre
Memphis Kansas Championship Game that never happened Game of the Year Award
1. Patriots 34 Colts 35
2. 49ers 24 Vikings 27
3. Steelers 20 Bengals 23
4. Giants 33 Cowboys 31
5. Vikings 38 Packers 26
HM: Vikings 17 Steelers 27
And now…
Power Rankings
32. Cleveland Browns
31. Detroit Lions
30. St. Louis Rams
29. Oakland Raiders
28. Kansas City Chiefs
27. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
26. Seattle Seahawks
25. Buffalo Bills
24. Washington Redskins
23. Carolina Panthers
22. Miami Dolphins
21. Jacksonville Jaguars
20. Chicago Bears
19. New York Jets
18. Denver Broncos
17. Tennessee Titans
16. San Francisco 49ers
15. Arizona Cardinals
14. Atlanta Falcons
13. Dallas Cowboys
12. Green Bay Packers
11. Pittsburgh Steelers
10. San Diego Chargers
9. Indianapolis Colts
8. Houston Texans
7. Philadelphia Eagles
6. Baltimore Ravens
5. Cincinnati Bengals
4. New York Giants
3. New England Patriots
2. New Orleans Saints
1. Minnesota Vikings
These Power Rankings reflect how good I think these teams can be at full potential (60% weight) and how good these teams can be week in and week out (40% weight).
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
It's a capital crime that you have Tom Coughlin ahead of Mangini for worst coach. I know it's more maddening for you following every play of the G-Men and thus you have a more negative view on Coughlin, but trust me as a Browns fan that Mangini is a fucking joke. He lost his team after the second game! He's ruined any chance that Quinn had of developing plus he's spearheaded us shipping off Edwards and not taking Sanchez in order to take Mangini's mediocre Jets retreads.
ReplyDeleteAlso, Brett Favre should be ahead of Bush for comeback player. No question. Just because Bush has put together a decent game or two doesn't mean he's been better than Favre, who's had a renaissance season and has played nearly flawless ball.
Carter, I hear you on Mangini, but I think that Coughlin has done less with what he's been given than El ManGenius. Coughlin has blown games where Mangini has merely made sure Cleveland would not stay competitive. Still, the Browns have acquired enough draft picks next year (Kokonis) to show some promises of a future. He's failed, but not in the same way as Coughlin. For comeback? Bush came back from more in my opinion and has excelled equally to Favre. It's a tossup.
ReplyDelete