List anyone you wish to nominate for 1986 All-Pro below. I'm going to work on the ballot when I can the next few days, having my XMas tonight and work this weekend. I'll have it done by Sunday night, only possible snag I can foresee is I'm not sure if I'm allowed to run two surveys at once. Guess I'll find out soon enough.

New Jersey TE Calvin Hobbes, KR Aaron Paul, CB Bob Marley, CB Bernardo Schoenberger

My kicker
LB Givens

That's all, been a bad year in denver

Kickers are named by me since the free survey only allows 10 questions and this year's kicker will be John Bazile of Washington. He had 10 more FG's than anyone else and made 94%.

Givens will be on the ballot, thanks.

QB David Allen: https://usflwfl.myfootballnow.com/player/5252
4,524 yards passing, 44 TDs, 109.74 rating (stats limited because he sat out season finale and was pulled from lineup with a 28-point lead)

RB Tim "Donut Mogul" Horton: https://usflwfl.myfootballnow.com/player/6276
1,475 rushing (5.2 ypc), 395 receiving, 8 total TDs (in 13 games)

WR Willie Howland: https://usflwfl.myfootballnow.com/player/5759
1,832 yards, 20 TDs (in 14 games)

WR/RB/KR David Austin: https://usflwfl.myfootballnow.com/player/6886
1,535 receiving, 202 rushing, 19 TDs

DL Shawn Hicks: https://usflwfl.myfootballnow.com/player/6579
8 sacks, 19 hurries

CB Antonio Tinsley: https://usflwfl.myfootballnow.com/player/4486
11 INTs (in just 12 games)

CB Albert Arsenault: https://usflwfl.myfootballnow.com/player/4236
7 INTs

Houston Gamblers

QB Tony Dean

2nd completion % 68.9
1st yards 5186
2nd yds per attempt 8.67
4th times sack 4
1st TD passes 46
3rd QBR 108.73

RB Mark Lambert

856 rushing 2 TD
100 receptions 1445 yards 9 TD

CB John Roger's

49 tackles
79 thrown at
19 knockdowns
33 catches allowed
43.4 catch allowed %
6 interceptions

RB Dory 1272 yds 3 TDs 58 receptions
LG Blue 655 pass blocks 1 sack allowed

New York Stars

HB Cam Dalton - 212 Carries, 798 Yards, 2 rushing TD and 121 receptions for 1,413 yards and 8 Receiving TD.

KR - Allan Howard - 26 KR for 742 Yards, 29 KR AVG, 1 TD

Update: I am in the process of looking for last year's rookies and their stats. Finished with 3 of 8 divisions and should be able to do the rest before work at 11:00. Tuesday is a normal day off but with it being New Year's Eve, it's all hands on deck. I'll see how much I can get done on building the ballot after work tonight, but with 2 leagues drafting and work Wednesday, it's looking like Thursday.

Happy New Year!

I also want to address my process, so nobody feels like I excluded their rookie. I'm now done with 5 divisions, as this gets easier the deeper I get. I start at the top, Pacific Division, and start listing rookies from 1986 who had pretty good playing time. 1986 was a good year for rookies as the list started to get long, so about 3 divisions in my standards got higher. If I came across a player that didn't have the stats that 2 or 3 others at his position have, he was skipped.

Just got done with New Orleans, and they had some good OL rookies but none made my list. Why? His best rookie had 843 snaps and my list already had 3 OL with more snaps and good stats. The lists won't be long, maybe 8 total offensive and 8 defensive at most so there will only be 2 OL on the rookie ballot.

After I get through these last 3 divisions, I will then have to pare down my list to get those 6-8 offensive/defensive rookies.

I'm also considering adding a special teams rookie of the year as I have already come across 1 kicker, 2 punters and a couple of WR/RB types have good return stats.