Three Man Race: The NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year Is Between Three Players

December 1, 2010   ·   Paul Carreau   ·   Jump to comments

As the 2010 NFL season approaches its three quarter mark, teams are jockeying for playoff position, while individual players are beginning to make their cases for the numerous individual awards.
In the battle for offensive rookie of the year honors, it has quickly become a three man fight. Sam Bradford, Dez Bryant and Mike Williams are all worthy candidates, but only one can walk away with the prize.
Sam Bradford was the first overall selection in this years NFL draft, and coming off an injury shortened season at Oklahoma Bradford's durability was a major question mark. The Rams, not having a winning record since 2003, selected Bradford to be their new franchise leader and quarterback of the future.
If the present is any indication, the future looks bright in St. Louis. Through 11 games, Bradford has already led the team to five wins, which is already more than they have had in any season since 2006, and they currently sit in a first place tie with Seattle...

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