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So we're here once again to declare the winner of the annual Blizzard Award for Defensive Excellence, otherwise known as Defensive Rookie of the Year. I've been inconsistent with a lot of my other forum activity but I make sure that one of these awards goes out every year especially as it is named in honor of the franchise of a former player we lost less than a year ago.
Without further ado, the winner of the Blizzard Award for last season is...
*obligatory drumroll...*
Bobby Wilmer, cornerback from the Chicago KnightCaps!
The fact that for the first time my defensive rookie of the year award is going to one of my division rivals is a matter of grave concern to me, especially when you consider that in his first year he tied for third-most overall pass defenses in the league with four interceptions and three interceptions making him a balanced threat in the pass defense game. Already on pace to do something similar in the 2005-2006 season with two pick-6's, it's clear that this second round pick is going to be a problem for teams (especially mine) for a very long time.
Congratulations Aparicio on a draft pick well spent!
2004-2005 Defensive Rookie of the Year
January 19, 2017 at 01:03AM View BBCode
My bad for the delay but, life.So we're here once again to declare the winner of the annual Blizzard Award for Defensive Excellence, otherwise known as Defensive Rookie of the Year. I've been inconsistent with a lot of my other forum activity but I make sure that one of these awards goes out every year especially as it is named in honor of the franchise of a former player we lost less than a year ago.
Without further ado, the winner of the Blizzard Award for last season is...
*obligatory drumroll...*
Bobby Wilmer, cornerback from the Chicago KnightCaps!
The fact that for the first time my defensive rookie of the year award is going to one of my division rivals is a matter of grave concern to me, especially when you consider that in his first year he tied for third-most overall pass defenses in the league with four interceptions and three interceptions making him a balanced threat in the pass defense game. Already on pace to do something similar in the 2005-2006 season with two pick-6's, it's clear that this second round pick is going to be a problem for teams (especially mine) for a very long time.
Congratulations Aparicio on a draft pick well spent!
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