2043 Awards

Offensive Rookie of the Year: Daniel Glenn, WR, The Real Kayfabe. In his rookie season, Glenn had 5 touchdowns and 684 yards, in a lackluster offensive rookie class.

Defensive Rookie of the Year: Brady Cooper, LB, Battle Creek Barbarians. Cooper was an instant impact rookie, with 78 tackles, 2 sacks and 7 INTs, after stepping right in as the starting strong linebacker for the Barbarians. He also forced two fumbles.

2044 Awards

Offensive Rookie of the Year: Wayne Connor, WR, Chicago Bears. Connor was a plug and play WR1. He put up 1106 yards and 4 TDs in his rookie campaign.

Defensive Rookie of the Year: Tony Blakemore, LB, Irvine Anteaters. Blakemore was a jack of all trades for Irvine. He had 4 sacks, made 99 tackles, and played coverage as well.

2045 Awards

Offensive Rookie of the Year: Rick Jones, RB, Battle Creek Barbarians. Jones was the top rookie rusher, amassing 879 yards on the ground and instantly stepping in as RB1 for the Barbarians.

Defensive Rookie of the Year: Ramiro Sanchez, DE, Terra Haute Terror. Sanchez burst onto the scene as a pass rusher extraordinaire. He had 16 sacks as a rookie for the Terror, become their top pass rusher.

2046 Awards

Offensive Rookie of the Year: Michael Miller, WR, Kansas City Wizards. Miller was as about as instant impact of a rookie since Jerry Jeudy of the Orange Crush. He burst onto the scene in his first season with 124 catches for 1490 yards and 8 TDs. We will see if his second act can improve on the first.

Defensive Rookie of the Year: Raymond Mitchell, DE, Rapid Valley Shadow Dancers. Mitchell was a plug and play defender. He became the team's top edge rusher, with 12 sacks as a rookie, and finished among the league leaders in sacks.

I'll argue Korey Hernandez https://moguls.myfootballnow.com/player/13397 was worthy of DROY. All-Pro as a Rookie 171 Tackles (6th All-Time); 5 Sacks, 11 Hurries 6 Knockdowns, and 1 INT.

2047 Awards

Offensive Rookie of the Year: Henry Anderson, TE, San Francisco Demons. Anderson is the first tight end to win this award, but he was the most skilled offensive player to come out of this draft. He led all rookies with 82 catches for 760 receiving yards and also added 3 TDs. It looks like he will be a top tight end in the league.

Defensive Rookie of the Year: Kenneth Briggs, DE, Brooklyn Tigers. Briggs was a first round pick that stepped right into the role of impact defensive lineman. He had 15 sacks his rookie year, to go along with 16 hurries. It looks like he will be a mainstay on the Brooklyn defensive line.

2048 Awards

Offensive Rookie of the Year: Donald Perez, WR, The Real Kayfabe. Perez dominated from the outset. 1,571 yards and 9 TDs as a rookie.

Defensive Rookie of the Year: Norman Friedman, DE, Portland Predators. Friedman had 10 sacks and 11 hurries as a rookie.

2049 Awards

Offensive Rookie of the Year: Charles Givens, RB, Irvine Anteaters. Givens had 923 rushing yards and added 635 receiving yards as a rookie, with 4 TDs.

Defensive Rookie of the Year: Eugene Clyde, DT, Da Parish Fire Breathing Rubber Duckies. Clyde had 10 sacks anchoring the middle of the Duckies' defensive line.

2050 Awards

Offensive Rookie of the Year: Richard Byrd, QB, Chicago Bears. Bryd had 23 TDs and 2763 yards in his first season.

Defensive Rookie of the Year: Steven Heisler, DE, Chicago Bears. The Bears dominated this draft year. Heisler led all rookies with 13 sacks, 13 hurries and added 46 tackles.

2051 Awards

Offensive Rookie of the Year: Chris Delavega, WR, Jackson Township Upside Down Sicilians. Delavega was an all pro-WR in his first season. He burst on the scene with 116 receptions in year one, with 11 TDs and 1453 yards.

Defensive Rookie of the Year: Rogelio Whitt, DE, Detroit Lions. Whitt had 9 sacks and 14 QB pressures in his first season, best among rookies.