NFL | Our end of season prices

Football is a team sport, but each year, the presentation of various individual honors in the NFL generates a lot of interest, and often, a lot of debate. However, this season, several players seem to want to be unanimous. Here are our picks.

MVP: Jalen Hurts

The dilemma lies between the two Super Bowl quarterbacks. Jalen Hurts on one side, Patrick Mahomes on the other. However, the star player of the Philadelphia Eagles can get away with the title of most valuable player of the season. Without a doubt, the best quarterback in this league remains Mahomes. Nevertheless, the most valuable player to his team in 2022 will have been Hurts. His impact is huge, and without him, Philadelphia wouldn’t have enjoyed an eight-game winning streak early in the season. The 24-year-old quarterback has lost just once. He was absent for only two games and his team escaped victory on both occasions. Hurts can do it all on the court. He finished the season with 22 passing touchdowns and 13 rushing touchdowns, good for 4^e league rank.

Defensive Player of the Year: Nick Bosa

Nick Bosa is in line with JJ Watt, Aaron Donald and Cameron Jones. Huge, but agile, Bosa would become the Reggie White of his time. He led the NFL with 18.5 quarterback sacks this season. His dominance, however, goes far beyond statistics. His explosiveness, his hand technique and his way of adapting to all situations place him above the fray. The former Ohio State is forcing opposing quarterbacks to fear the 49ers. His game against the Miami Dolphins on December 4 could be studied at every football school in America. He finished the match with three sacks. The 25-year-old is amazing with his consistency and his ability to completely change the game plan of opposing teams so that they are able to cover it. The Niners know exactly what to expect from him in every game and this consistency, despite numerous health issues, is a testament to his effectiveness.

Offensive Player of the Year: Justin Jefferson

He finished the season as the NFL’s top receiver in receptions and passing yards. He was the most targeted receiver. He was also the receiver with the most good catches on the first down. Justin Jefferson is the most indispensable receiver in the NFL. No one compares to him. Curious as it may seem, Jefferson’s mission with the Minnesota Vikings isn’t necessarily to convert passes into touchdowns. He has only had eight successes this year. His job remains more to help his team make long gains and advance in the field. It does it wonderfully, spectacularly and effectively. Honorable mention to Josh Jacobs. The most underrated player in the NFL, he was the best running back this season. He generated more offense than anyone. He would be one of the big stars on this circuit if he didn’t play for the Las Vegas Raiders.

Comeback of the Year: Geno Smith

After the departure of Russell Wilson, the Seattle Seahawks were supposed to begin a process of rebuilding. However, Geno Smith changed the plans somewhat. The 10-year veteran has always played second fiddle, or almost. He was the most viable option for the Seahawks during this transition to better days. However, Smith did small miracles. Despite starting just three games last season, Smith has come across as the MVP at times. Against all odds, the Seahawks qualified for the playoffs, thanks to the brilliance of their quarterback. Smith finished the year ranked fourth in the league in touchdown passes, ahead of Kirk Cousins, Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady and Justin Herbert, among others.

Head Coach of the Year: Brian Daboll

Brian Daboll is one of the best minds in the NFL. His way of conceiving and perceiving offensive patterns is extraordinary. He also proved himself with the New England Patriots and the Buffalo Bills before being hired for the first time as head coach by the New York Giants in January 2022. Daboll gave a new impetus, a new direction for this team that is, after all, well equipped. The Giants went from a 4-13 record to a 9-7-1 record and a berth through the second round of the playoffs under Gaboll. He also figured out how to get the most out of Daniel Jones. The 25-year-old quarterback was one of the best in his profession at the end of the season. With Saquon Barkley and an explosive defense, Daboll has proven to be the much sought after driver in New York.