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Jeremy Igo

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17 minutes ago, Cracka McNasty said:

If Luke hadn't missed some time then I'd say he'd definitely win. If JJ does anything remotely similar to what he has been doing, it's his to lose. He really is a beast. 

Well Watt did break his hand so that may affect him for the rest of the season.

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39 minutes ago, JakeR6 said:

Did the other pair also have the COY? Because I'm pretty sure Rivera is gonna win his 2nd COY award. If they go 16-0 he might win by a unanimous decision. 

Cam is going to win the MVP award in a landslide, barring a complete personal or team destruction the last 4 games. Almost everyone in the media is riding his nuts. 

JJ Watt is going to win DPOY, though. Especially if he somehow drags his pathetic team into the playoffs- even if it's the AFCS. And if he does that he's probably most deserving. He's a monster.  

I'm not sure Luke should win it this year, even though he's been great. Norman has been the best player on Carolina's defense all season and for a good portion of the season Davis outplayed Kuechly.

 

Short has been our best defensive player in my mind. How many elite WRs have we faced this year vs QBs and RBs?

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