O'Shea said today he sees Drew Willy as the Bombers MOP with Denmark coming in second. I can't really disagree.

Thoughts?

Denmark continues to elevate his game year after year. He played in every game and made some spectacular catches. If there were an award for most consistent player he would win it hands down. I could see the argument that Denmark is our MOP ahead of Willy, who for reasons being endlessly debated has regressed as the season went on.

 

No one player jumps off the stats sheet. We'll never know, but I bet Cotton would have been in the mix if we would have moved on from Grigsby when we should have.

I don't see us having an MOP this year.

Is being a middling QB worth MOP? Its easily Denmark for me.

Hajrullahu for my money was the most consistent player we had all season!

Chris Randle.  If he'd played a full season - Ian Wild

Hajrullahu for my money was the most consistent player we had all season!

 

 

If it truly was the most outstanding player who won these awards, and not the QB or most successful offensive player, LH would easily be the winner. Followed by Randle at DB.

 

Seeing as how this is really the best offensive weapon, I think Denmark deserves the nod.

I disagree with O'Shea.  Willy was easily the MOP of the first 6 games, but hasn't been in the running for the last half of the season.

 

Hajrullahu, Randle and Denmark are all better choices IMO.

OK but Kuale and Bryant are in the running for the MOS award.

OK but Kuale and Bryant are in the running for the MOS award.

LOL! The MOS Bromance Award!

Lirim rookie and mop.. Strong runner ups are Denmark, randle and maybe leggett..

Willy would get my nod, but nobody on this team was truly outstanding.

I think Lirim is probably our most outstanding rookie, Canadian, and special teamer.... save some of the nominations for the rest of the guys!

Lirim rookie and mop.. 

and canadian

Lirim rookie and mop..

and canadian

Touché.. Was tired when i posted this.

Hell I'd give the kid the defensive nod too just to send a message. 

 

 

Lirim rookie and mop..

and canadian

Touché.. Was tired when i posted this.

 

Lirim rookie and mop..

and canadian

Touché.. Was tired when i posted this.

Well damn. That was just mean...

_{I'd vote for Willy. Nearly 4000yards passing on a team that gave up a lot of sacks, a record I think I read. How many times did he stand in there and get pounded to deliver a pass? Also his first season as a starter. Not every comeback will be successful but he engineered a few of them also. The Bombers were in most of the games he started.} 

 

 

 

 

Lirim rookie and mop..

and canadian

Touché.. Was tired when i posted this.

Well damn. That was just mean...

 

Hajrullahu for my money was the most consistent player we had all season!

You're right which depressingly usually tells one what kind of season we had . . .

Willy would get my nod, but nobody on this team was truly outstanding.

 

That could be said of almost every team in the league this year.  Cornish would win it in a walk if he could stay on the field, but he's only played half the games.  He's proven that he's an exceptional talent, but he won't get it with that kind of absenteeism.  Reilly is the only no-brainer on his team out of the west, BLM will win the nod in Calgary over Cornish because he stayed healthy(er).  Us, BC, Sask?  No one player is head and shoulders standing out of the crowd.

 

I'd vote for Willy. Nearly 4000yards passing on a team that gave up a lot of sacks, a record I think I read. How many times did he stand in there and get pounded to deliver a pass? Also his first season as a starter. Not every comeback will be successful but he engineered a few of them also. The Bombers were in most of the games he started. 

 

I shrunk this.  Too loud.

 

I agree with all those reasons - there is certainly an argument to be made for Willy.  It's just not an entirely convincing argument.