Welcome back to the PFF NFL show, Trevor Sycambe. Dalt & Washington

here with you guys. We're all accompanied up. We're matching in our PFF t-shirts because this

is the PFF Award Show episode for the 2024 season. I know we're releasing it technically

2025, but it is for the 24 regular season. Don't we're going to have a lot of fun on this show.

I'm really excited for this.

This is a culmination of everything that we watch this year.

You and I have done so many review shows.

We've talked about so many different players.

And today, we need to recognize some of the best.

Offensive and defensive rookie of the year.

You'll see, some more, you know, PFF-centric stuff, beyond just the common stats.

You know, we'll go into exactly best run blocker, best pass-blocker, best passers specifically, best pass-rrusher, things like that, right?

Then, of course, we'll cap things off by giving you guys the Dwight Stevenson Award, which is a PFF, I should say centric, but it's a PFF unique award is probably the better way to say it,

where we recognize the best player in the NFL this year,

independent of all that debate of MVP and the words exactly.

We'll give out the MVP award, but the Dwight Stevenson is truly who we think was the best player in football this season.

Dalton, we got a lot of awards to get to, a lot of great recognition coming on this show.

How you do it, my friend?

Fantastic. Look, I love this type of show because, I mean, so often the talk is, you know,

on the award circuit in a traditional sense about quarterbacks and MVP and maybe offensive

and defensive rookie of the year, but I think you really get into the nitty gritty of all 22 spots on the field.

We even have a special team's player of the year.

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