Here are some nominees for Rookie of the Year and Coach of the Year. You can add additional nominations below.

OFFENSIVE ROOKIE
Lemon Jefferson, RB, San Antonio: 795 yds rushing (3.5 avg), 0 TD; 92 receptions, 529 yds, 1 TD; nominated for Rookie of the Week five times.
Paul Conner, LG, Honolulu: 1,202 plays, 2 sacks allowed, 799 pass blocks, 535 run blocks; nominated for Rookie of the Week four times.
Kenny Heasley, WR, Georgia: 75 rec, 918 yds (12.2 avg), 10 TD; nominated for Rookie of the Week four times.
Nicholas Wittrock, RB, Southern California: 758 yds rushing (3.7 avg), 2 TD; 58 receptions, 737 yds (12.7 avg), 5 TD; nominated for Rookie of the Week six times.
Terry Wrobel, WR, San Jose: 62 catches, 898 yds (14.5 avg), 6 TD; nominated for Rookie of the Week four times.

DEFENSIVE ROOKIE
John Rogers, CB, Houston: 64 tackles, 4 INT, 49.1 catch allowed; nominated for Rookie of the Week four times.
Stephen Ray Vaughn, MLB, San Antonio: 93 tackles, 1 INT, 38.2 catch allowed; nominated for Rookie of the Week four times.
Willie Lawhon, CB, Boston: 90 tackles, 2 INT, 42.9 catch allowed; nominated for Rookie of the Week four times.
Stephen Harris, FS, Oklahoma: 76 tackles, 3 INT, 37.8 catch allowed; nominated for Rookie of the Week four times.

COACH
trslick, Honolulu: Led Hawaiians (13-3) to fourth division championship in five seasons.
AlexanDragon, Denver: Gold (12-4) qualified for playoffs for fourth consecutive season.
Cjfred68, Houston: Led Gamblers (13-3) to division title in his first full season with Houston.
eyeballll, Detroit: Wheels (14-2) made playoffs for the 10th time in 11 seasons, won sixth division title, finished the season on a 14-game win streak, and earned No. 1 seed in the American Conference.
hellbringer, Michigan: Panthers (10-6) made their second playoff appearance in the last three seasons.
hectorg93, Jacksonville: Bulls (12-4) won fourth consecutive division title.
Wolveraider, Birmingham: Stallions (13-3) earned No. 1 seed in National Conference and won second consecutive division title.
shavar, New Orleans: Has only been playing MFN for three months, yet led the VooDoo (10-6) to the playoffs in his first season at the helm.
4343, Baltimore: Took over a vacant team and led the Stars (11-5) to five straight wins to end the season and the franchise's second division title.
CrazyRazor, Washington: Federals (11-5) tied Baltimore atop the division and made the playoffs for the fourth time in five seasons.
raidergreg69, New Jersey: Played seven games without any healthy full-time RB on the roster, yet won five of those games and finished 12-4. Generals have won seven consecutive division championships.
Chandyo, New York: Stars (9-7) finished with their best record since 1979 and missed the playoffs by one game.

Juan Miller RG Storm

LB Caleb Raley- 91 Tackles, 4 Ints, 1 TD
LG Michael Morris 1141 Plays, 731 pass block, 510 run block, 1 sack

Go ahead and nominate whomever you wish. That is what this thread is for. The ballot has not yet been opened. Be sure to include stats.

Stats?

980 plays 713 pass blocks 0 sacks allowed

https://usflwfl.myfootballnow.com/player/6612

James Wright SS
https://usflwfl.myfootballnow.com/player/5757

Tackles 107 Hurries 1 ThrnAt 64 KnkDwns 7 CthAlld 22 %34.4 2FF

Wrong forum, he isn’t a rookie

wrong link

https://usflwfl.myfootballnow.com/player/6423