I decided to stick with just 1 ballot, and I'll be creating it later today or tomorrow. This post is for the write in portion of the ballot, question 10.

*Reminder: All Pro Kicker Voting Here: https://usflwfl.myfootballnow.com/forums/1/1840?page=1#11694

Offensive MVP Write in 1 name that you think is the offensive MVP from among the players you voted for on the ballot.

Defensive MVP Write in 1 name that you think is the defensive MVP from among the players you voted for on the ballot.

Offensive/Defensive Rookies of the Year See rookie summary below. Write in 2 names, 1 from the offensive rookie list (or write in your own candidate) and 1 from the defensive list.

Coach of the Year Pick from the list below, or choose your own. One name please.

Most Improved Coach Trying something new this year. Please pick from the list below, or write in your own name.
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Offensive Rookie Candidates

Tristan Arnold QB Los Angeles (2747 pass yards, 17-9 TD/INT)
Arthur Johnson RG Orlando (437 pass blocks, 2 sacks allowed, 363 run block, 9 tackles allowed)
Joseph Miranda RG Arizona (567 pb-3 sacks, 379 rb-25 tackles allowed)
William Marshall LT Oklahoma (400 pb, 1 sack, 269 rb-16 tackles)
Richard Johnston LT Pittsburgh (632 pb-0 sacks, 388 rb-32 tackles)
Richard Robinson WR Portland (93 receptions, 1994 yards, 19 TD)
William Merkel TE Florida (97 catches, 964 yards, 3 TD)
William Hall RB New York (1533 rush yards, 5.2 ypc, 10 TD, 53 catches, 312 yards, 1 TD)

Defensive Rookie Candidates

Lynn Walton DT Southern California (59 tackles, 3 sacks, 7 hurries, 2 fum rec, 2 forced fum)
Jason Miller SS Cleveland (110 tackles, 1 INT, 2 knockdowns, 64.2%, 1 forced fum)
Daniel Costigan WLB Orlando (110 tackles, 2 INT, 16 knockdowns, 58.2%, 1 fum rec, 3 forced fum)
Scott Sliger SS Jacksonville (82 tackles, 6 INT, 14 knockdowns, 48.9%)
Timothy Arnold CB Georgia (82 tackles, 3 INT, 28 knockdowns, 43.9%)
James Jackson WLB Florida (93 tackles, 0 INT, 14 knockdowns, 49.4%, 2 forced fum)
Bill Ball FS Jacksonville (103 tackles, 1 INT, 17 knockdowns, 50.0%, 1 forced fum)
Richard SmithCB Florida (72 tackles, 1 INT, 28 knockdowns, 60.4%, 1 fum rec, 2 forced fum)

Coach of the Year Candidates

hollyhh2000 Led San Jose to second straight 12-4 Pacific Division Champ seasons
Cjfred68 Led Houston to a 13-3 Midwest Division Champion season
setherick Third straight 15-1 season, second championship in 3 years
Hellbringer Almost could be in the next category, but he has always been good, just coming off a bad season. Got Michigan back to playoffs with a 12-4 record.
Smirt211 This award should be for on field stuff only and there is no denying Smirt took this team farther than probably anyone else could. If not for a 4th qtr comeback by Portland, the VooDoo would be champions.
CrazyRazor Eight straight double digit win season, finally got past Baltimore to win the Atlantic Division.
tribewriter After a 1-5 start, won 9 of the last 10, getting as far as the National Conference Championship Game
BlindEarth80 Another one that could be considered most improved, but this was his first season, so I'll put him on both and let you guys decide. Led New York to a 12-4 East Division Championship season.

Most Improved Coach

dfisherman Improved Southern California 3 games from 3-13 to 6-10.
Mjlee555 Improved San Antonio 3.5 games from 1-15 to 4-11-1.
zimmer89 Improved Florida 4 games from 6-10 to 10-6 and almost to the playoffs
Hellbringer Michigan had an off 1990, only finishing 8-8, but 1991 saw a 4 game improvement and a division championship
BlindEarth80 Took over ownership of the 5-11 (NY) Stars and went 12-4, winning the East handily.