JFF 2004 Spring Season II - League Offensive MVP

**CLINTON PORTIS**

Halfback

JFF Denver Broncos

Coach: Justin "Wacavelli" Acton

Season Highlights:

The JFF Broncos finished with the #2 rushing offense in the league, but they had the #1 individual rusher in HB Clinton Portis. Portis was a workhorse for Wacavelli's West Division Champion team, exceeding 100 yards or more rushing eleven times, and exceeding 200 yards or more rushing four times. As a team, Denver averaged 156.8 yards per game. Portis was selected by his coach as the team's Offensive MVP in JFF Week One, JFF Week Four, JFF Week Five, JFF Week Six, JFF Week Seven, JFF Week Eight, JFF Week Nine, JFF Week Ten, JFF Week Thirteen, and JFF Week Fourteen.

Best Performance:

JFF Week Four: Portis rushed 25 times for 248 yards and 4 TDs, and had 2 receptions for 27 yards in a 45-17 victory over the JFF Buccaneers

League Offensive MVP

1st Runner-Up

League Offensive MVP

2nd Runner-Up

**Steve "Air" McNair**

Quarterback

JFF Tennessee Titans

(The Natural)

McNair was honored as this season's Mid-Season Offensive MVP, and many of his individual game statistics have just been phenomenal. He was chosen by his coach as his team's Offensive MVP fifteen times in sixteen games. His best performance came in JFF Week 7, when he completed 35 of 47 passes for 588 yards and 7 TDs, and rushed 8 times for 28 yards and 3 TDs

**Michael Vick**

Quarterback

JFF Atlanta Falcons

(Chefshow2)

Vick is probably the greatest "double-threat" in the league, with his strong arm and fast legs. The JFF Falcons led the league in rushing yards per game, and Vick was the #1 reason why. He was named by his coach as the team's Offensive MVP in JFF Week 3, JFF Week 4, JFF Week 7, JFF Week 9, JFF Week 10, JFF Week 12, JFF Week 13, and JFF Week 16

League Offensive MVP

3rd Runner-Up

League Offensive MVP

4th Runner-Up

**Randy Moss**

Wide Receiver

JFF Minnesota Vikings

(Clock Keeper)

One of the reasons why the JFF Vikings have such a successful rushing offense is because, as an opponent, you have to always be on guard for their tall, ultra-fast receiver, Randy Moss. His individual statistics weren't extraordinary, but just the "threat" of what he can do causes opponents to make adjustments. He was his team's Offensive MVP in JFF Week 8 and JFF Week 14

**Ahman Green**

Halfback / Wide Receiver

JFF Green Bay Packers

(The Roommate)

The JFF Packers, for most of the season, had the most "balanced" offensive attack in the league. Green had just as many, if not more, receiving yards than he did rushing yards. He was selected by his coach as his team's Offensive MVP in JFF Week 1, JFF Week 2, JFF Week 7, JFF Week 9, JFF Week 10, JFF Week 12, JFF Week 13

JFF 2004 Spring Season II - League Defensive MVP

**AENEAS WILLIAMS**

Free Safety / Cornerback

JFF St. Louis Rams

Coach: Alan "Air Attack" Currie

Season Highlights:

The JFF Rams finished the season with the #1 Overall defense in the league (#1 against the rush, and #2 against the pass), and FS/CB Aeneas Williams was a huge reason why. St. Louis only allowed an average of 14.9 points per game, and they posted three shut-out victories. Williams was named by his coach as the team's Defensive MVP in JFF Week Two, JFF Week Three, JFF Week Five, JFF Week Fifteen, and JFF Week Sixteen. This is Williams' second Defensive MVP award in four seasons (He was also voted the League Defensive MVP in JFF 2002-03 Fall Season I)

Best Performance:

JFF Week Two: Williams had two tackles, two interceptions, and a pass deflection in a 40-0 victory over the JFF Falcons

League Defensive MVP

1st Runner-Up

League Defensive MVP

2nd Runner-Up

**Keith Bulluck**

Right Outside Linebacker

JFF Tennessee Titans

(The Natural)

Bulluck was a force to be reckoned with on the JFF Titans defense. A threat to both sack your quarterback, or intercept him, #53 is always roaming around where the ball is. He was selected by his coach as the team's Defensive MVP eight times in sixteen games. His best performance came in JFF Week 16, when he had 7 tackles, 5 sacks, and 2 pass deflections in a 56-11 victory over the JFF Chiefs

**Jason Gildon**

Left Outside Linebacker

JFF Pittsburgh Steelers

(Claude Connor)

Gildon was just an absolute monster on defense for Claude Connor's JFF Steelers. Gildon has a great combination of speed, strength, and awareness that makes it hard for any offensive opponent to gain yards against him. He was his coach's Defensive MVP in JFF Week 6 and JFF Week 8. In that Week 8 contest, Gildon had 8 tackles and 6 sacks in a 38-21 victory over the JFF Lions

League Defensive MVP

3rd Runner-Up

League Defensive MVP

4th Runner-Up

**Troy Vincent**

Cornerback

JFF Philadelphia Eagles

(Bizeaudawg)

Bizeaudawg's JFF Eagles failed to earn a playoff berth this season, but in no way can you blame that on All-League Cornerback Troy Vincent. He was named by his coach as the team's Defensive MVP in JFF Week 1, JFF Week 6, and JFF Week 7. His best performance was in Week Seven, when he had 4 tackles and a game saving 93-yard interception return for a touchdown in a 35-21 victory over the JFF Lions

**Brian Urlacher**

Middle Linebacker

JFF Chicago Bears

(Kojo Hughes)

Urlacher was the 4th Runner-Up for Defensive MVP last Fall, and he returns in the same spot this season. He is no doubt the most talented Middle Linebacker in The JFF. Always a threat to both sack opposing quarterbacks, AND intercept them. He was named his team's Defensive MVP in JFF Week 8, when he had 4 tackles, 1 interception, and 1 pass deflection in a 31-21 victory over the JFF Packers