Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 450 Awards Selection

The 2017 season is only one final battle away.

On February 4, the 52nd Super Bowl will be held at the U.S. Bank Stadium in Minnesota, and a season of glory and excitement is about to come to an end.

However, before the end, the season will usher in a final carnival, with all the statistics and selections of the regular season coming out and sparking heated discussions.

In the Super Bowl, only the NFC champion and the AFC champion can step onto the stage, but the 17-week regular season showdown offers countless highlights, and all the shining moments of the players are recorded in history.

Regular Season MVP——

The most important part is also the finale.

In the final stage of the regular season, there were loud calls for Levi to compete for the regular season MVP. In the final analysis, it was because the overall performance of quarterbacks this season was not very stable and there was no leader with absolute dominance. At the same time, Levi showed dominance on the road, leading the Kansas City Chiefs all the way to the top of the AFC championship with a posture of breaking a series of historical records.

One plus one minus, Levi's regular season MVP naturally became the focus of attention.

however!
In fact, in the long history of the NFL, whether after or before the Super Bowl era, since the establishment of the regular season MVP award, no rookie player has ever been crowned, and it is extremely rare to even be included in the discussion.

Until this year.

Levi completely overturned the league's perception with his incredible and unparalleled performance, once again drawing the attention of the crowd back to running backs.

There is no doubt that this is a groundbreaking performance and a moment that will go down in history.

Running backs led by Bell and Peterson have said that they should put aside their prejudices and not deprive Levi of the right to compete for the regular season MVP just because he is a rookie. Levi has proved that he deserves this honor.

However, they are ultimately a minority.

The voices in the league that insist that rookies should be judged separately from other players have the absolute upper hand, and "there is no order without rules."

This controversy has been going on since the end of the regular season, and the answer was finally revealed after the end of the conference finals.

The NFL's regular season awards are somewhat similar to the NCAA and football's Golden Globe Awards, and the relevant awards are voted for by fifty professional sports journalists.

However, all fifty reporters must maintain relatively professional opinions and rich experience; and they cannot be official reporters of the NFL.

Every year, the alliance needs to re-screen so that the members are different each year, maximizing the fairness of the selection.

Thanks to this, the authority of the award has been unanimously recognized by the league and outside. It is an honor for any player to become the regular season MVP. It is also for this reason that Peyton Manning, who has won the regular season MVP title five times, has always been regarded as one of the best in history.

This year, the regular season fell into chaos, as can be seen from the chaotic situation in the playoffs. Naturally, the MVP selection has also become fully open. Not only quarterbacks, but also running backs, defensive ends, linebackers and other positions have emerged and are competitive.

When people argue that Levi shouldn't be put into the competition because of his rookie status, some people are quick to speak up for the defensive players.

The last time an NFL defensive player was selected as the regular season MVP was three decades ago, when New York Giants linebacker Lawrence Taylor (Lawrence-Taylor) won the 1986 season.

Since rookies should be taken into consideration, Los Angeles Rams defensive end Aaron Donald, who has been dominant this season, cannot be ignored.

In the past seasons, JJ Watt was only one step away from the regular season MVP, but the league has always focused on offense and ignored defense. Now is the time to restore the reputation of the defense.

The world is in chaos.

Until the answer was revealed, everyone was shocked.

Regular season MVP: New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.

This is the third time Brady has been crowned the regular season MVP title in his career. In a chaotic and bumpy season, he has firmly maintained his position as the face of the league; but obviously, the situation has changed.

Just look at the ballots and you'll know -

Brady, 25. Levi, 20.

Gurley, three votes.

Wentz, two votes.

This……

There are so many flaws that I don’t know where to start.

Should we complain that Donald didn't get a single vote, or should we complain that Wentz, who was ruled out for injury before the end of the season, got two votes?
Should we be surprised that running backs Gurley and Levy could burst out with such energy, or should we be surprised that professional journalists can never give up the obsession that the quarterback is the soul of the football team?
It can be seen from the voting numbers that Levi's history-making and record-breaking performance this season conquered the public and professionals. Not only did he win 20 votes as a rookie, he even almost unseated Brady.

However, after much hesitation, professional reporters withdrew their claws that were testing the edge of making history and once again focused their votes on Brady, who was just a hair's breadth away from the historic moment of a rookie becoming the regular season MVP.

Pity.

There is no doubt that it can be seen from the voting that Levi has emerged like a comet this season, and has completely disrupted the league's structure in an unreasonable way, which makes people look forward to Levi's performance next season.

Of course, that's not all.

In addition to the regular season MVP, the league has gradually announced the voting results for other awards:

Offensive Player of the Year, Levi, running back, Kansas City Chiefs.

Defensive Player of the Year, Aaron Donald, defensive end, Los Angeles Rams.

Coach of the Year, Sean McVay, Los Angeles Rams.

It is worth mentioning that Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay is only 1986 years old, born in . When he took office last year, he broke the league record as the youngest head coach in history. The entire league thought that the Rams uniform team was crazy; however, this season McVay has impressed the entire league with his powerful offense. He not only led the Los Angeles Rams into the playoffs, but also finally won the support of fans in Los Angeles.

In the selection of Coach of the Year, McVay defeated Kansas City Chiefs head coach Reid to win the award for the first time, which is also an important recognition.

And of course, there's Levi.

After missing the regular season MVP, Levi still made history with his own attitude. He became the first rookie in history to win the Offensive Player of the Year award as a rookie.

Moreover, he is of Chinese descent.

Needless to say, history has been slowly unfolding before everyone.

More importantly, there is no controversy.

Originally, when Levi won this award as a rookie Chinese-American running back, people thought that social networks would trigger a series of controversies and conflicts; however, it did not, and almost everyone took it for granted.

Also.

Rookie of the Year, Levi, running back, Kansas City Chiefs.

Offensive Rookie of the Year, Levi, running back, Kansas City Chiefs.

Defensive Rookie of the Year, Marshon Lattimore, cornerback, New Orleans Saints.

Comeback of the Year, Keenan Allen, wide receiver, Los Angeles Chargers.

The above are the main awards of the year, which are clear at a glance.

Without a doubt, Levi. Levi. Levi. Levi is once again the biggest winner, continuing his strong and enthusiastic performance throughout the season.

(End of this chapter)