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Mid-season CFL player awards - MOP

MOP team nominees (all full season projections are for an imagined 18 game season)

BC - Lucky Whitehead edges out Michael Reilly. QBs usually get more attention here, and Reilly has some very good numbers (pro-rated over a full season, 4,782 yards, 74% completion percentage, 26-3 TD-INT ratio, and an almost video game-like 117.8 passer rating), but Lucky on pace for 92 catches, 1,710 yards, 10 TDs.

Cal - Kamer Jordan takes it with the QB injury and minimal running game. On pace for a 100 catch season.

Edm - James Wilder Jr. on pace for just shy of 1,500 yards on the ground. 

Sask - Cody Fajardo is still the straw that stirs the Riser drink, despite decent years from William Powell and Kyran Moore carrying the load with Shaq Evans out. Fajardo on pace for over 4,200 yards and a 72.3% completion rate, as well as 738 yards rushing. The 18-18 TD-INT ratio is not good though. 

Wpg - Quite a case could be made for any one of 3 Bomber defenders to be up for this award, given how much defence has propelled this team to the top of the standings, especially in the first 4 games while the offence found its footing. But this is almost exclusively an offensive prize, so Zach Collaros is the easy choice. Projects to 4,452 yards, 70% completion rate, 26-10 TD-INT ratio, and 105.3 passer rating. 

Tor - With the QBs splitting duties and no real receivers jumping off the page, give it to John White IV 

Ham - With all the offensive injuries, the biggest offensive threat has been returner Frankie Williams Jr. 

Ott - Good luck finding an MOP in this motley crew on offence, so unless a defensive player gets picked, return threat Devonte Dedman has been a lone standout for them. 

Mtl - William Stanback is head and shoulders above all others on the team, on pace for a league-beat 1,854 yards rushing. 

West nominee - Wins and losses are a factor when considering award winners, so Zach Collaros would be my nominee (funny that if Lucky Whitehead gets selected for BC, Collaros is the favourite, but if Reilly gets chosen, he might beat out Collaros since the writers look hard at stats and Reilly has better numbers across the board). 

East nominee - William Stanback takes this running away (pun intended). 

Winner - Collaros becomes the 5th Bomber QB and 8th Bomber overall to be named the league’s best.

And if the league did what I wish they did and made it a top 3 nominees, multiple selections for one team allowed, then it would be Collaros, Reilly, and Whitehead as the finalists. 

Thoughts?

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  • Bubba Zanetti
    Bubba Zanetti

    Yeah the last couple years its been like "we keep giving this award to Bryant, we need to change it up". Van Zeyl winning it over Stanley in 2019 was a ****ing joke, and him getting turnstilled in the

  • Eternal optimist
    Eternal optimist

    People here (myself included) widely credit Matt Nichols for bringing us back to respectability. Bryant was just as big (if not a bigger) factor in rebuilding the team..

  • Collaros is easily the MOP favorite. He’s pacing out to a 4850 yard, 27 TD, 9 INT season and completing passes at a 72% clip. Those are MOP numbers.

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1 hour ago, greenrider55 said:

As a Broncos fan, I am not overly fond of Paxton Lynch, but maybe he’d be better suited to the CFL style of play.

I agree, not sold on Lynch at all. Though I'll give him a break as I haven't seen him play in the CFL. It would be insane to sub CF for him at this point. 

9 minutes ago, Noeller said:

I've still got Bighill as my MODP......

Its between biggie and jeffcoat, though alexander deserves some consideration too. BA opens up a lot of different looks for biggie. 

I dont think jeffcoat will get the votes he deserves though, the ends are gonna split each others chances imop. 

 

Interesting to see how the Media/CFL picks the all-stars this year as well...On defense alone if the Jeff's, Biggie, Alexander, Jones and a strong case for one of Alford or Nichols is not an allstar if things continue as it is would be a right joke

Same on Offence...both Tackles, Collaros, Lawler, Demski and I'd go as far to say Desjarlais and Neufeld should be shoe in as it stands as of right now

44 minutes ago, Booch said:

Interesting to see how the Media/CFL picks the all-stars this year as well...On defense alone if the Jeff's, Biggie, Alexander, Jones and a strong case for one of Alford or Nichols is not an allstar if things continue as it is would be a right joke

Same on Offence...both Tackles, Collaros, Lawler, Demski and I'd go as far to say Desjarlais and Neufeld should be shoe in as it stands as of right now

Well, as long as Dan Clark is in there, the world will survive..................... :)

3 hours ago, Mike said:

Collaros is easily the MOP favorite.

He’s pacing out to a 4850 yard, 27 TD, 9 INT season and completing passes at a 72% clip.

Those are MOP numbers.

that's in an 18 game season?

3 hours ago, Mike said:

Collaros is easily the MOP favorite.

He’s pacing out to a 4850 yard, 27 TD, 9 INT season and completing passes at a 72% clip.

Those are MOP numbers.

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4 hours ago, Noeller said:

I've still got Bighill as my MODP......

watch out for Glen Suitor slipping some substances he found in AC Leonard's locker into Biggie's gatorade when he isn't looking....they got Andrew Harris in 2019 they can get Biggie too lol....

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