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RB Alan Crespo, Newark Bulldogs:
Averaging just under an astonishing 2000 yards per season in his first 3 seasons, does Crespo have what it takes to get back to back MVP awards? Crespo got a ton of praise last season for Newarks division title and a deeper run in the playoffs this year could only help Alans quest for back to back MVP honors.
QB Tobias Stansfield, Lawrence Phantoms:
Slowly improving himself over his first 5 seasons, Stansfield has had back to back monster seasons. The Phantoms lack of post season success however may have been a detriment to Stansfields award chances. One has to believe that if Stansfield can replicate the numbers he's enjoyed the previous 2 seasons and add a playoff run to the mix, he would be right at the front of the line come award time.
QB Gene Hamilton, Oakland Owls:
Hamilton has stepped into the stratosphere as far as the pantheon of IFL Quarterbacks go, but depsite guady numbers last season, the Assassains seemed to be a shell of their 2006 selves. A return to glory for the Owls could mean major hardware for Hamilton.
QB Leslie Steiner, Anchorage Lynxx:
Despite never putting up the guady numbers of some other QB's in the IFL, Steiner, much like Norfolks Harold Lozier is a consumate field general who just wins. The 2006 MVP is always a threat to collect individual hardware as long as he continues to put up the wins and with newly aquired Max Brown on the outside, Steiners numbers could see a leap as well.
QB Harold Lozier, Norfolk Vipers:
The 2005 MVP has added an IFL title and 2 Imperial Bowl appearances to his resume since winning the award. One would assume that a continuation of dominance in the AFC East would put "Finger" at the front of the line for another MVP trophy.
QB Ralph Given, Little Rock Toads:
Through a steady and outstanding IFL career, Given has perhaps never been given the credit he rightly deserves. His 2 Imperial appearences and 1 Imperial Bowl crown are glorious achievments to be sure, but perhaps this is the year that Ralph finaly gets the individual recognition so many feel he deserves.
Averaging just under an astonishing 2000 yards per season in his first 3 seasons, does Crespo have what it takes to get back to back MVP awards? Crespo got a ton of praise last season for Newarks division title and a deeper run in the playoffs this year could only help Alans quest for back to back MVP honors.
QB Tobias Stansfield, Lawrence Phantoms:
Slowly improving himself over his first 5 seasons, Stansfield has had back to back monster seasons. The Phantoms lack of post season success however may have been a detriment to Stansfields award chances. One has to believe that if Stansfield can replicate the numbers he's enjoyed the previous 2 seasons and add a playoff run to the mix, he would be right at the front of the line come award time.
QB Gene Hamilton, Oakland Owls:
Hamilton has stepped into the stratosphere as far as the pantheon of IFL Quarterbacks go, but depsite guady numbers last season, the Assassains seemed to be a shell of their 2006 selves. A return to glory for the Owls could mean major hardware for Hamilton.
QB Leslie Steiner, Anchorage Lynxx:
Despite never putting up the guady numbers of some other QB's in the IFL, Steiner, much like Norfolks Harold Lozier is a consumate field general who just wins. The 2006 MVP is always a threat to collect individual hardware as long as he continues to put up the wins and with newly aquired Max Brown on the outside, Steiners numbers could see a leap as well.
QB Harold Lozier, Norfolk Vipers:
The 2005 MVP has added an IFL title and 2 Imperial Bowl appearances to his resume since winning the award. One would assume that a continuation of dominance in the AFC East would put "Finger" at the front of the line for another MVP trophy.
QB Ralph Given, Little Rock Toads:
Through a steady and outstanding IFL career, Given has perhaps never been given the credit he rightly deserves. His 2 Imperial appearences and 1 Imperial Bowl crown are glorious achievments to be sure, but perhaps this is the year that Ralph finaly gets the individual recognition so many feel he deserves.
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