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Odell Beckham Jr. named offensive rookie of the year
Posted by Michael David Smith on January 31, 2015, 8:24 PM EST
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The choice for offensive rookie of the year in the NFL in 2014 was an easy one.
Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., who shook off an injury-plagued start of the season to become one of the league’s most exciting playmakers, has been named the NFL’s offensive rookie of the year. The award was announced on Saturday night at the NFL Honors event in Phoenix.
The NFL’s awards are voted on by a panel of 50 members of the media, and in the case of this award, there was widespread agreement: Beckham got 42 votes, with Cowboys guard Zack Martin getting seven and Buccaneers receiver Mike Evans getting one.
Beckham missed the first four games of the season and spent three more as only a small player in the Giants’ offense. But over the second half of the season, Beckham was the best wide receiver in the NFL. After the Giants’ Week Eight bye, Beckham never had fewer than 90 yards in any game, and despite that slow start he finished the year with 91 catches for 1,305 yards and 12 touchdowns.
The NFL had a talented class of rookie wide receivers this season, but there was no question who was the best: Beckham, by far.
Posted by Michael David Smith on January 31, 2015, 8:24 PM EST
The choice for offensive rookie of the year in the NFL in 2014 was an easy one.
Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., who shook off an injury-plagued start of the season to become one of the league’s most exciting playmakers, has been named the NFL’s offensive rookie of the year. The award was announced on Saturday night at the NFL Honors event in Phoenix.
The NFL’s awards are voted on by a panel of 50 members of the media, and in the case of this award, there was widespread agreement: Beckham got 42 votes, with Cowboys guard Zack Martin getting seven and Buccaneers receiver Mike Evans getting one.
Beckham missed the first four games of the season and spent three more as only a small player in the Giants’ offense. But over the second half of the season, Beckham was the best wide receiver in the NFL. After the Giants’ Week Eight bye, Beckham never had fewer than 90 yards in any game, and despite that slow start he finished the year with 91 catches for 1,305 yards and 12 touchdowns.
The NFL had a talented class of rookie wide receivers this season, but there was no question who was the best: Beckham, by far.
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This SUCKS!! and the Post date is tomorrow!?!
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I pity anyone who even attempts to do a mind meld with me. Even you Boffo..
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one of Bettis' people sent this text
2015 HOF Class
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Here's hoping he is in error on Warner
2015 HOF Class
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Here's hoping he is in error on Warner
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Saw on ESPN that the bus was elected to the HOF. Why can he announce he made it but no one else can? And if he can make it in, I would think Holt can too.
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Sounds like Haley maybe not have made ot make it, but these are rumors . . . not offical . ..
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I have to agree with you Les.. I like Jerome too, don't get me wrong, but HOF? Who knows, maybe SJ will get in a few years down the road? Was it you or someone else that called it the Hall of Good in another thread?
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"@Gil_Brandt: Don't know if it means anything but Orlando Pace and Kurt Warner walked in together. #HOF2015" tweeted 14 minutes ago.
Fingers crossed
Let's hope Bettis' guy is full of crap
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"@Gil_Brandt: Don't know if it means anything but Orlando Pace and Kurt Warner walked in together. #HOF2015" tweeted 14 minutes ago.
Fingers crossed
I hate to say it but prolly not.. I would imagine they would walk in together regardless?