Josh Alan wins the AP NFL Award for the most pricey toy – Santa Fe New Mexican

Alan, who brought Buffalo to the fifth consecutive AFC East title, received 27 votes for the first place for the 23 and finished with 383 points. He received 22 votes in second place and one third. The bills failed to play on Sunday by losing to Kansas City’s chiefs in the AFC title game.

Jackson, who led Ravens to the second consecutive AFC North Championship, received 26 votes in second place and one fourth for a total of 362 points.

Eagles, rotating back, Sakun Barkley finished third (120 points), followed by Bengals defender Joe Burrow (82) and Lions QB Jared Goff (47).

Alan threw for 3 731 yards, 28 TDS and had six choices for 101.4 assessment of passers -by. He runs for 531 yards and 12 results, becoming the first player in the history of NFL to have five consecutive seasons with at least 40 common touchdowns.

“I feel like my teammates wanted this more for me than I, but I’m a very honor,” said Alan, who joined the fiancée Haley Steinfeld.

Jackson had career heights with the passage of 4 172 yards, 41 TDS to only four intercepts and 119.6 leak ratings that led NFL. He received 30 votes for the first place in Alan’s 18 honors to win the AP from the first All-Pro awards.

The last time the first All-Pro team did not win the NFL MVP award was 1987. John Eluay was MVP this season, and Joe Montana was the All-Pro from the first team. The MVP award is awarded to a player who had the most valuable season, while All-Pro is a statistical recognition.

Kevin O’Connell defeated Dan Campbell for the AP NFL Coach of the Year after leading Minnesota to the Vikings to 14 wins with the defender Sam Darnold.

The Vikings, widely selected to complete the latest NFC North, eventually played for the division and seed title # 1 at the conference in the last game of the regular season. They lost to the lions and were then killed by the playoffs from Aries.

“I thought a lot this season. I thought there was a chance to be a special team, “said O’Connell, who was represented by Bill Belicchik, the coach who made it in the third round in 2008.” It wasn’t really about it. It was more my faith in Our organization and my faith in our coaches and our players should come together and just try to win a football game.

“This is a great example of unique people and unique things that can come together and find a way to try to have unique results.”

O’Connell received 25 votes in the first place, 18 seconds and seven -thirds, appearing on all 50 newsletters.

Campbell, who led Detroit to a record 15 wins, received 19 votes in the first place to finish second. Andy Reed (4) by Kansas City, Sean Peyton (1) of Denver and Dan Quinn (1) from Washington also received votes first.

Los Angeles Rams Edge Rushire Jared was a huge selection for a defense rookie of the year of AP NFL.

“Hard work can take you anywhere,” said a verse. -You do not need to be the most large, the strongest, the fastest. As you work hard, you can overcome everything. So, it’s just a testimony to that. “

The verse had 4 1/2 sacks and led all recruits to the defender’s hits (18), pressure (77) and fast (56). He also had 11 games to lose. The verse received 37 votes in the first place, much ahead of the Eagles rookie Quinyon Mitchell, who received nine.

Rams Brade Fiske’s defensive supply, CHARGERS TARHEEB Still angle, Texans Safety Calen Bullock and the commanders of the corner Mike Sainristyl received one piece.

Joe Burrow took the AP NFL Return to the Year after returning from wrist surgery in 2023 to lead NFL with 4.918 yards pass and 43 passes.

Burow played all 17 games for the Bengali (9-8) after dropping seven due to injuries in the previous season. He received 31 votes for the first place and finished far ahead of Chargers, which went back JK Dobbins (3).

Vikings QB Sam Darnold (8), Bills Safety Damar Hamlin (3) and the angle of Patriots Christian Gonzalez (2) also received votes first.

Saquon Barkley escaped the AP NFL OFFENCE PLAYER of the Year award after it rushed to 2 005 yards, the eighth best in the history of NFL, in its first season with the Eagles.

Barkley sat down at the latest game of Philadelphia’s regular season when he was 101 yards from the destruction of Eric Dickerson’s one -season record, but he has 442 fast yards and five touchdowns in the playoffs.

Barkley needs 30 yards, rushing to Super Bowl to set the record for all -season all time, including playoffs. The Hall of Fame that walked back, Terel Davis had 2476 yards who rushed in 19 regular seasons and playoffs in 1998 for the champion of Super Bowl Denver Broncos.

Barkley received 35 out of 50 votes first.

Ravens Lamar Jackson’s Quarterbecue received 12 votes first, and teammate Derrick Henry received one. Bengals Quarterback Joe Burrow and Bills QB Josh Allen also received one vote first.

The wide receiver of Bengals Jamar Chase finished third in the vote, despite without votes in the first place. Chase, unanimous selection for All-Pro, won the triple crown resulting, leading to the 127 league reception, 1708 yards and 17 TD.

Patrick Suurain II became the seventh corner that won the AP NFL Defense Player Award.

Denver Broncos’s All-Pro allowed only 37 receptions, there were four intercepts and opposite discounts had a 61.1 passing evaluation against him.

Surtain received 26 votes first, defeating Bengals Edge Rusher Trey Hendrickson (11) and Browns Edge Myles Garrett (5).

“When I keep my side of the field down, I’m most price for the team,” Surah said. – I did it all year long. … This is what I came is to lock my side of the field. “

Steelers Edge Tj Watt (3), Lainbacker Eagles Zack Baun (2), Lions Safety Kerby Joseph (1) and Vikings Edge Rushers Andrew Van Ginkel (1) and Jonathan Greenard (1) also received.

Stefon Gilmore was the last defender to win the 2019 Protective Player of the Year Award.

Jaden Daniels was an almost humiliating choice for an offensive rookie of the year of AP NFL after helping Washington commanders win 12 games.

Pro Bowl Quarterback received 49 out of 50 votes first, with the other going to Raiders Tight End Brock Bowers.

“It’s just nothing but a hard work and just a preparation,” Daniels said, hinting at the jump he made in his last season at LSU when he won the Haisman trophy. “If you lock yourself in a year, your life will change. Somehow I did this. “

Daniels, the total choice # 2, threw for 3.568 yards, 25 TDS and published a rating 100.1. He also runs for 891 yards and six results. Daniels led commanders to a pair of wins in the playoffs before losing to the Eagles in the NFC championship game.

Broncos defender Bo Nix finished third in the vote, the wide Jaguars receiver Brian Thomas -Jr. was fourth, and Giants Wideout Malik Nabers placed fifth.

Ben Johnson was a clear choice for the AP NFL assistant coach of the year, receiving 29 votes first.

Johnson, who was the coordinator of the offensives of the lions, led a group that was first in the point (33.22 points per match) and second in yards (409.5). He was hired to train the Chicago bears after Detroit lost to the playoffs.

The Viking Defense Coordinator Brian Flores received three votes first and finished second in the vote. Former Defense Lions Coordinator Aaron Glen, who was hired to train New York jets, received six votes first and came in third place.

A national panel of 50 media members who regularly cover the league ended the vote before the playoffs began.