Chase Young Named Defensive Rookie of the Year
February 6, 2021
The No. 2 pick is the No. 1 defensive rookie. Washington star Chase Young took home DROY honors on Saturday evening.
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The No. 2 pick is the No. 1 defensive rookie. Washington star Chase Young took home DROY honors on Saturday evening.
Justin Herbert became the Chargers’ starter in Week 2 and never looked back. On Saturday, he was named the NFL’s Offensive Rookie of the Year.
NFL touchdown leader Aaron Rodgers has been named the 2020 MVP after helping to bring the Packers to the NFC Championship.
Washington quarterback Alex Smith’s miraculous story continued on Saturday as he was named the 2020 Comeback Player of the Year.
Kevin Stefanski led the Browns to the playoffs in his first year as head coach. On Saturday, he was named the NFL’s Coach of the Year.
Derrick Henry dominated the NFL yet again in 2020 en route to a 2,000-yard campaign. Now, he is the league’s Offensive Player of the Year.
Rams star pass-rusher Aaron Donald took home more hardware on Saturday, winning his third career Defensive Player of the Year award.
In their first year in Las Vegas, the Raiders had a season of ups and downs. They started the season with a 6-3 record over their first nine games, with wins over the New Orleans Saints, Kansas City Chiefs, and Cleveland Browns. However, they went 2-5 over their final seven games and ended the year with an 8-8 record, and missed the playoffs.
Two more weeks of the NBA season are in the books. It’s time to look at how things are breaking down in the Western Conference with another edition of power rankings. Check back every second week to see how the rankings change.
Athletic freak alert! Tyson Campbell has all of the tangibles one could ask for. He has size, solid speed, great recovery skills, and solid ball skills. With all of these traits, can he be a first-round prospect?
Two more weeks of the NBA season are in the books. It’s time to look at how things are breaking down in the Eastern Conference with another edition of power rankings.
The Miami Heat entered Friday’s game determined to win. Miami started the first quarter strong with 40 points in the period. And never looked back from there.
The No. 2 pick is the No. 1 defensive rookie. Washington star Chase Young took home DROY honors on Saturday evening.
Justin Herbert became the Chargers’ starter in Week 2 and never looked back. On Saturday, he was named the NFL’s Offensive Rookie of the Year.
NFL touchdown leader Aaron Rodgers has been named the 2020 MVP after helping to bring the Packers to the NFC Championship.
Washington quarterback Alex Smith’s miraculous story continued on Saturday as he was named the 2020 Comeback Player of the Year.
Kevin Stefanski led the Browns to the playoffs in his first year as head coach. On Saturday, he was named the NFL’s Coach of the Year.
Derrick Henry dominated the NFL yet again in 2020 en route to a 2,000-yard campaign. Now, he is the league’s Offensive Player of the Year.
Rams star pass-rusher Aaron Donald took home more hardware on Saturday, winning his third career Defensive Player of the Year award.
In their first year in Las Vegas, the Raiders had a season of ups and downs. They started the season with a 6-3 record over their first nine games, with wins over the New Orleans Saints, Kansas City Chiefs, and Cleveland Browns. However, they went 2-5 over their final seven games and ended the year with an 8-8 record, and missed the playoffs.
Two more weeks of the NBA season are in the books. It’s time to look at how things are breaking down in the Western Conference with another edition of power rankings. Check back every second week to see how the rankings change.
Athletic freak alert! Tyson Campbell has all of the tangibles one could ask for. He has size, solid speed, great recovery skills, and solid ball skills. With all of these traits, can he be a first-round prospect?
Two more weeks of the NBA season are in the books. It’s time to look at how things are breaking down in the Eastern Conference with another edition of power rankings.
The Miami Heat entered Friday’s game determined to win. Miami started the first quarter strong with 40 points in the period. And never looked back from there.
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