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SportsLine.com keeps an eye on all the postseason awards.
| 2003 NFL Awards | |||||||
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Winner: Peyton Manning, IND; Steve McNair, TEN Prisco's pick: Peyton Manning, IND Users' pick: Peyton Manning, IND Skinny: The race for Most Valuable Player is a tie, according to this year's tabulations. The Titans' Steve McNair and the Colts' Peyton Manning will share the trophy. Manning is statiscally having a better season than McNair, who has less to work with in Tennessee. Manning threw 4,267 yards and 29 TDs. McNair had a 100.4 passer rating. Full story |
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| Defensive Player of the Year -- Previous winners | |||||||
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Winner: Ray Lewis, BAL Prisco's pick: Ray Lewis, BAL Users' pick: Ray Lewis, BAL Skinny: Ray Lewis, the 2000 Defensive Player of the Year, had another well-rounded year. He totaled 160 tackles, had a career-best six interceptions and one TD scored. He also had two forced fumbles and two recovered fumbles in guiding the Ravens' defense. Full story |
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Winner: Jamal Lewis, BAL Prisco's pick: Jamal Lewis, BAL Users' pick: Jamal Lewis, BAL Skinny: Jamal Lewis became just the fifth running back in league history to rush for over 2,000 yards. Lewis finished with 2,066 yards and averaged 5.3 yards per carry. He also scored 14 rushing TDs. Full story |
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| Coach of the Year -- Previous winners | |||||||
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Winner: Bill Belichick, NE Prisco's pick: Bill Belichick, NE Users' pick: Bill Belichick, NE Skinny: The Patriots finished with the league's best record through the strenghth of Belichick's leadership. Belichick, who developed his coaching philosophy under the guidance of Bill Parcells, has proven himself to be one of the league's top minds. |
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| Offensive Rookie of the Year -- Previous winners | |||||||
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Winner: Anquan Boldin, ARI Users' pick: Anquan Boldin, ARI Skinny: Boldin has been the clear favorite all season long. He had 101 receptions for 1,377 yards and eight touchdowns. He is the only rookie to be picked to play in the Pro Bowl this season. Full story |
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Winner pick: Terrell Suggs, BAL Users' pick: Nick Barnett, GB Skinny: Terrell Suggs finished the season on a strong note, compiling most of his 11 sacks towards the end of the season. Suggs, who converted from down lineman in college to a linebacker in his rookie season with Baltimore, also picked up one interception and five forced fumbles. Full story |
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| Comeback Player of the Year -- Previous winners | |||||||
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Winner: Jon Kitna, CIN Prisco's pick: Dat Nguyen, DAL Users' pick: Jon Kitna, CIN Skinny: Jon Kitna's performance this season was unexpected. The Bengals drafted Carson Palmer to take the reigns from Kitna. However, Kitna's play was so impressive, that his name was even being mentioned in MVP race. He threw for 3,591, 26 TDs and was one of the league's highest rated quarterbacks this season. Full story |
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