Coach of the Year
Dave Canales, Panthers
Matt LeFleur, Packers
Mike Vrabel, Patriots
Winner: Matt LeFleur
The Packers will improve in nearly every category next season and will have the second best record in the NFC. Vrabel and Canales will be leading contenders because they lead struggling programs to winning seasons, but they will not get enough votes to beat out LeFleur.
Defensive Rookie of the Year
Abdul Carter, Giants
Derrick Harmon, Steelers
Jalon Walker, Falcons
Winner: Jalon Walker
Walker will be a Pro Bowl type right off the bat and will prove why he should had been a top 10 pick. Abdul Carter will be a beast and will instantly change the momentum on the Giants defense. Derrick Harmon may be a surprise pick, but I believe in his potential.
Offensive Rookie of the Year
Jaxson Dart, Giants
Tetorioa McMillan, Panthers
Cam Ward, Titans
Winner: Tetorioa McMillan
TMac will become Bryce Young's top target, and thanks to the Thielen trade, it will boost his stock for ORPOTY. Dart and Ward will both help their teams chances this year and with Dart coming in half way and the Titans not being so good to help him, they will both receive the same amount of votes and help boost TMac to the top.
Comeback Player of the Year
Nick Chubb, Texans
Aidan Hutchinson, Lions
Christian McCaffrey, 49ers
Winner: Aidan Hutchinson
Hutch will bounce back from his injury and return to Pro Bowl status. Chubb and McCaffrey will bounce back as well and with the resurgence of the running backs, they will thrive in this new era of football.
Defensive Player of the Year
Will Anderson Jr, Texans
Myles Garrett, Browns
Pat Surtain, Broncos
Winner: Myles Garrett
Myles Garrett will return to DPOTY and will lead the NFL in sacks on a bad team. Anderson and Surtain will be on the top of their game, but the young bloods wont budge the king off of his thrown, even though Surtain won last year.
Offensive Player of the Year
Saquon Barkley, Eagles
Derrick Henry, Ravens
Lamar Jackson, Ravens
Winner: Derrick Henry
After a historic year for Saquon, Derrick Henry will follow that with his own historic year. He will beat out Lamar and Saquon in a tough field.
MVP
Lamar Jackson, Ravens
Jordan Love, Packers
Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs
Winner: Lamar Jackson
Lamar will feel disrespected for not winning last year, when he deserved it and will bring home his third MVP in another spectacular year for him. Mahomes will bounce back and play like Mahomes from his MVP days, and Jordan Love will have a career year throwing over 4,000 to zero Pro Bowl receivers and under 10 interceptions. But none of this will affect Lamar Jackson in his chances to win.