Please vote for the 1979 USFL/WFL All-Pro Team. Last season, 31 of 32 coaches filled out their ballots. We would like to maintain that level of participation.

Don't forget to write in five award winners in the comment box at the bottom of the survey — Offensive MVP, Defensive MVP, Coach of the Year, Offensive Rookie of the Year, Defensive Rookie of the Year. Some award nominations will follow in the next post of this thread.

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Offensive Rookie of the Year possibilities:
Rudi Johnson, RB, New Jersey Generals: New Jersey’s first-round pick was nominated for Rookie of the Week seven times, most of any player. He started 11 games, rushed for 1,064 yards (4.3 per carry) and scored five TDs and also caught 23 passes for 211 yards and another score.
Oscar Willis, QB, Southern California Sun: First-round pick passed for 4,439 yards, 20 TDs. He was intercepted 18 times and sacked 75 times, finishing the season with an 80.28 QBR.
Jonathan Bain, RG, Arizona Wranglers: First-round pick was in on 1,101 snaps and did not allow a sack. He was penalized five times for 40 yards. Started 13 games and played in 15. Strength 83, pass blocking 86, run blocking 79 (and growing).
Arthur Strickland, WR, Florida Blazers: First-round pick is up to 90 overall (my weights) already. Caught 89 passes for 1,634 yards and 10 TDs, hauling in 58.2 percent of passes thrown his way. Also averaged 35 yards per kickoff return and 6 yards per punt return.
Edgar Jones, QB, Baltimore Stars: Second-round pick has gained 29 points overall since being drafted. He started 12 times, passing for 3,929 yards and 29 TDs. Jones was intercepted 19 times and finished with a 77.58 QBR. He was nominated for Rookie of the Week five times.
Cory Martin, RB, Washington Federals: Second-round pick rushed for 883 yards (4.3 per carry) and nine TDs and caught 46 passes for 566 yards and two more TDs. So, 1,449 all-purpose yards and 11 TDs.

Defensive Rookie of the Year possibilities:
John Broussard, RDE, Washington Federals: Washington's first-round pick led the league with 108 hurries. Also had 44 tackles, 15 sacks.
Robert Keese, RDE, Pittsburgh Maulers: First-round selection led the league with 28 sacks, was third with 79 hurries, made 45 tackles.
Philip Williamson, MLB, Jacksonville Bulls: First-round pick (second overall) was second on team with 85 tackles, also had 5 sacks, 22 hurries, and 2 interceptions.
Dan Holbert, LDE, Baltimore Stars: Drafted by Southern California Sun in the fifth round, released during late free agency, picked up by Portland, then traded to Baltimore before the season began. Holbert was nominated for Rookie of the Week five times and accumulated 43 hurries, 16 tackles, and 7 sacks.
Hilton Ramer, RDE, Baltimore Stars: Second-round selection was nominated for Rookie of the Week five times. Finished with 32 hurries, 36 tackles, and 7 sacks.
Fred Johnson, DT, Oakland Invaders: Second-round pick had 36 tackles, 35 hurries, and 11 sacks and was nominated for Rookie of the Week four times.

Coach of the Year possibilities:
mwd65, Los Angeles Express: Led defending World Bowl champs to thier fourth consecutive Pacific Division title.
Pernbronze, Portland Storm: Won third West Division title in six seasons as QB William Hill set league passing yardage record.
AlexanDragon, Denver Gold: Denver finished 9-7 and just missed the playoffs after four consecutive losing seasons had preceded this one.
Big Poppa, Oklahoma Outlaws: Oklahoma (14-2) earned the No. 1 American Conference seed and No. 1 MOHR rating.
Jabillups85, Cleveland Thunderbolts: 'Bolts got off to 13-0 start, won second straight Midwest Division crown, and tied Oklahoma for best overall record at 14-2.
mcarovil, Tampa Bay Bandits: Tampa Bay (13-3) claimed fourth consecutive Southeast Division title, No. 2 seed in National Conference.
greyghost1225, New Orleans VooDoo: Bounced back from 1-15 record two seasons ago to win South Division.
Otterpop, Pittsburgh Maulers: Pittsburgh (13-3) claimed sixth division title in a row.
raidergreg69, New Jersey Generals: Finished season with 10-game win streak after 3-3 start, earned No. 1 seed in National Conference for playoffs.

The historical archive of award winners and All-Pro teams can be found here:

https://mfnusflwfl.blogspot.com/p/usflwfl-all-pro-teams.html

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