Little Matt proved that size doesn't mean everything in the inaugral FFL season. Not only did he average 5 touchdowns per game but his kickoff returns were superb, as he led the league in kickoff return touchdowns. His agility and wormingness are unparalleled. Honorable mention goes to Maciej for his master throws and Patrick for being in the top 3 in almost every offensive category.
Led the FFL in touchdown passes in 2004. He also had the least number of interceptions and the higest passing percentage in the league. His numerous scrambles after the end of steamboats, and incredibly long throws made this choice a no-brainer.
Given to the player with the most receptions in the entire season, Patrick and Robbie led the league in receptions. Both players had numerous catches and turned out to be go-to players in clutch situations.
With his incredibe agility and endurance, Matthew Soegtrop managed to run in between, around and away from everybody on every kickoff return. At times, he would run against blocks just to make it more interesting. He led the FFL in kickoff return touchdowns, and averaged at least a return of 3/4 of the field on each return.
Although handoffs were a rare entity in the FFL this season, Matthew Couto took full advantage of the short-lived rarely-used newly-implemented rule of handoffings. He managed to plow his way through human traffic, and even managed a few surprises from behind his own line of scrimage.
Matthew Soegtrop as was aforementioned, made receiving touchdowns his forte this year. Once he got hold of the ball, he utilized his elusiveness to avoid hand tackles and essentially outrun his opponents. Underestimate him at your own peril. Honorable mention goes to Patrick, who was second in total number of touchdowns, whilst Danielle was third and had a great rivalry with the winner.
Thanks to a solid receiving corps, Maciej was able to capture this award with ease. His accurate and deep passes gave his team much needed versatility and his plays always had the opposition guessing. Honorable mention goes to Robbie who had a great partnership with Patrick and Matthew Couto, who showed in a limited time that he could very well challenge for this award again next year.
A lethal combination of speed, agility, and creativity allowed Matthew Soegtrop to win this award with ease. Not only did he make something out of nothing, he never settled for "good" field position; his mind was always on the touchdown prize.
This award is given to the player who was present at less than 5 games in the 2004 FFL season but made a lasting offensive impression. Alex takes this award because of his incredible catching abilities and numerous touchdowns. Honorable mention goes to Mike for his 3 touchdown peformance in his single game and David for the sheer intimidation and offensive power he showed on the field.
This award is given to the player who has shown the most improvement on his or her offense from the start of the year. James wins this award as his offensive output has skyrocketed from the start of the year. He became a very solid quarterback as well as a go-to receiver at the end of the 2004 season. Noone else improved their offensive game as much as James did.
