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Best Rookie in 2020? Who ya got?

He won’t get it, but James Robinson should get some love even though his team sucks

Herbs by a mile

justin jefferson!

brought the griddy to the nfl!

My purple shades on I say Jefferson. But ya I think its Herbert.

jefferson has to be the favorite, there is an obvious nfc bias for offensive rookie of the year (or a real wild coincidence)

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/awards/ap-offensive-rookie-of-the-year-award.htm
last afc player to win oroy was vince young in 2006!

Bjj did you vote for ceh? Come on man he doesn’t deserve it

The Top Candidate is NOT posted on the Poll. His is the name, which shall remain unnamed.

jwise44 wrote:Bjj did you vote for ceh? Come on man he doesn’t deserve it

Its hard to say for me. Some of the best talent on the list play for **** teams or have no good QB's throwing to them. But I do like your argument in Robinson's case. Considering him. I think Lamb might be the best talent out of all of them however, he is in a terrible situation.

And oh yeah, his name which shall be unnamed, has a team, which currently stands in 1st place.

LAKESHOW wrote:The Top Candidate is NOT posted on the Poll. His is the name, which shall remain unnamed.

For rookie of the year?

Former USC wide receiver, Michael Pittman Jr. Wide out for the 1st place Indianapolis Colts

jwise44 wrote:Bjj did you vote for ceh? Come on man he doesn’t deserve it

I added Clyde just for him.

Chase young

LAKESHOW wrote:Former USC wide receiver, Michael Pittman Jr. Wide out for the 1st place Indianapolis Colts

Why do you say he deserves it over Justin Jefferson if you’re going with wide receiver?

Justin Jefferson is currently 4th in receiving yards and tied for 6th in receiving touchdowns. He also leads the league in 20+ yard receptions, is top 5 in yards per reception, top 3 in yards per route run, and has a top 5 PFF grade amongst wideouts. All this while not starting the first two weeks. Award is his to lose as far as I'm concerned.

LAKESHOW wrote:Former USC wide receiver, Michael Pittman Jr. Wide out for the 1st place Indianapolis Colts

I like Pittman, but he's had two good games slow your roll lol.

Mamba Mentality wrote:Justin Jefferson is currently 4th in receiving yards and tied for 6th in receiving touchdowns. He also leads the league in 20+ yard receptions, is top 5 in yards per reception, top 3 in yards per route run, and has a top 5 PFF grade amongst wideouts. All this while not starting the first two weeks. Award is his to lose as far as I'm concerned.

Ya, I think he kind of gets lost in the shuffle a little bit because the Vikings have Cook and Jefferson isn't some freak human like a DK or someone like that.

But my god does that dude get it done. His best highlights are his route running, it's like watching an AI or Kyrie dribbling highlight. Jefferson just continuously spinning DBs around with ease. Then once he gets the ball in his hands, he is electric. Like I said in the "top 10 WR" thread, even as a rookie Jefferson is knocking on that door, if not already knocked that door down as being a top 10 WR.

Mamba Mentality wrote:

LAKESHOW wrote:Former USC wide receiver, Michael Pittman Jr. Wide out for the 1st place Indianapolis Colts

I like Pittman, but he's had two good games slow your roll lol.

Ya Pittman is going to be really good, but there is a massive production gap between the two of them.

Duke4life831 wrote:

Mamba Mentality wrote:Justin Jefferson is currently 4th in receiving yards and tied for 6th in receiving touchdowns. He also leads the league in 20+ yard receptions, is top 5 in yards per reception, top 3 in yards per route run, and has a top 5 PFF grade amongst wideouts. All this while not starting the first two weeks. Award is his to lose as far as I'm concerned.

Ya, I think he kind of gets lost in the shuffle a little bit because the Vikings have Cook and Jefferson isn't some freak human like a DK or someone like that.

But my god does that dude get it done. His best highlights are his route running, it's like watching an AI or Kyrie dribbling highlight. Jefferson just continuously spinning DBs around with ease. Then once he gets the ball in his hands, he is electric. Like I said in the "top 10 WR" thread, even as a rookie Jefferson is knocking on that door, if not already knocked that door down as being a top 10 WR.

JJ has a 90 PFF grade. That's pretty incredible for a rookie. Most receivers struggle adjusting somewhat their first year in the league. It's remarkable really. Minnesota is like a hotbed for receivers lol.

Most years Herbert would win the award walking away. But you can make a legit case for a few guys this year. I give the edge to Jefferson.