The best offensive player in the league
In a season that surpassed his and others expectations, Peter scored 104 touchdowns, including 12 on kickoffs. His contributions on the offensive line were also well documented, as were his yards after catch ability during tackle games. More importantly, his team usually won the game; the sign of a true league MVP.
The best pivot in the league.
Ol' Pidgeon arm shook the dust off his feathers, and put in a marvellous season at the pivot position. An extremely mobile Qb, Rob ran in a lot of TDS, adding to an impressive 317 thrown. His performance in the Superbowl was nothing short of brilliant.
The best wide receiver in the league.
He looks awkward doing it, but there's no better point producer at the position. Led the league with outstanding 138 touchdowns, thanks to a lethal arsenal of speed, agility and soft hands.
The top kick returner in the game.
Numbers never lie: 15 kickoff TDs is a ridiculous amount, especially as the league has expanded in terms of speed and defensive ability. Pat used his incredible shiftiness to find seams in defending special teams, and always managed to get the ball into a good position for his team.
The best player on a QB handoff.
Give the ball early to this lanky Irishmean, and you'll reap the rewards, as FFL Qbs found out this season. A great speed back, Neil lowers his head and runs around defenders, scoring nearly half of his 93 touchdowns on the ground.
Patrick tops with 138, followed by Peter with 104, and Matthew S. with 101.
Most Receiving Touchdowns per game(minimum 5 games played) - Winner - Matthew C..; Runners up - Patrick/Jacob, Matthew S./Jordan T./Josh/
Matthew C. won with 4 per game, 2 second with 3.4, and the last four tied with 3.3.
Maciej wins with 339, Robbie second with 317, Jordan a distant third with 191.
Most Passing Touchdowns per game (minimum 5 games played) - Winner - Maciej; Runners up - Robbie, Jordan D.
Maciej wins with 8.5 per game, Robbie second with 8.1, Jordan with 7.3 finishes third.
Pat finished with a league high 15, Peter second with 12, Jacob's 9 good enough for third.
Most Kickoff Return Touchdowns per game - Winner - Corenton; Runners up - Josh, Pat/Peter/Couto/Jacob
Corenton wins with 0.9 per game, Josh second with 0.6, the final four finished with 0.4
Best Dekes/Moves by any outfield player
The move he pulled on Dylan at the Superbowl was larceny Borderline illegal. Damn near fatal. There were lots of these kind of moments this season from Tingle.
Smartest offensive player in the league.
Because he doesn't have the speed to overcompensate for mistakes, Jordan D. acts like a general on the field; calculating, careful, but deadly on the strike. An excellent player to have on your team, because he'll simply win at any cost.
Best offensive line player in the league.
There's no other person you want snapping you the ball. A great combo of speed and power, Peter also used intimidation to hold defensive linemen with relative ease.
Best offensive 1st year player, or player who has played in less than 2 games the prior season.
In 7 games, the flying Frenchman certainly left his mark; 10 touchdowns, including 6 on kickoffs. Had he played a full season, he would've been a legitimate offensive MVP candidate
The player who showed the most improvement from last season.
In an offensively charged season, Robbie really stood out. His passing was great in several games, but it was his other work that really impressed. He added 27 touchdowns and an incredible 10 kickoff touchdowns. He proved that he could play away from the pivot position, and was an asset everytime his team had the ball.
