End of Season Awards

MVP

Midseason pick: QB, Khari Jones
Winner: QB, Khari Jones

Final standings
1. QB, Khari Jones
2. WR, Ryan Betesta
3. DE, derek pacheco
4. DE, Speed McLovin
5. HB, Jesse Lumsden

Jones finished the year strong leading the Ballers to victories over the playoff bound Winnipeg Jets and the Ballers first round opponent, the North Delta Huskies. After a field day against the Miami Energy, Jones finished the year with some astounding statistical accomplishments. He was 3rd in Canada Pro with 4,879 yds, 2nd in TD passes with 37, and bettered his previous year's QB rating by 12 points raising it to 99.4. For Jones' on the field contributions and leadership there is no reason why he does not deserve the MVP award.

Offensive Player of the Year

Midseason pick: WR, Ryan Betesta
Winner: WR, Ryan Betesta

Final Standings
1. WR, Ryan Betesta
2. QB, Khari Jones
3. HB, Jesse Lumsden
4. OT, Fatty McMuffin
5. TE, Dirk Ilicious

While it was incredibly close between Jones and Betesta, the offensive player of the year award for season 4 goes to Ryan Betesta. His late season surge and astounding numbers put him at the top. He was 5th in Canada Pro with 111 receptions, 2nd in yds with 1,497.5, and 3rd in TD's with 14. He led the Ballers in every receiving category and has been QB, Khari Jones' favorite and most productive target the past 2 seasons. Ryan Betesta had another stellar season and certainly deserved the award of offensive player of the year.

Defensive Player of the Year

Midseason pick: derek pacheco
Winner: derek pacheco

Final Standings
1. DE, derek pacheco
2. DE, Speed McLovin
3. S, Silent Earth
4. CB, Beast Baily
5. S, Michael Silver

pacheco had the epitome of a breakout year this season. After recording only 4 sacks his first 3 years as a Baller, pacheco stepped up to the starting role at DE and had a magnificent year. He recorded 29 sacks good enough for 4th in Canada Pro and 14 hurries which is tied for 9th in the league. He also had 54 tackles and provided constant pressure on opposing quarterbacks the entire year. pacheco made a huge impact on the field and teamed up with Speed McLovin, made a fearsome tandem at DE.

Rookie of the Year

Midseason pick: WR, James Vita
Winner: TE, Dirk Ilicious

Final Standings
1. TE, Dirk Ilicious
2. WR, James Vita
3. WR, Landon Swifty
4. CB, Mr McKelvin

While James Vita had an excellent season for the Ballers, Dirk Ilicious's season can not go unnoticed either and for a TE it was especially impressive. Ilicious finished with 62 receptions for 744.5 yds and 6 TD's. He was a large target for Khari Jones and 3rd on the team in receiving.


Most Improved

Midseason pick: DE, derek pacheco
Winner: DE, derek pacheco

Final Standings
1. DE, derek pacheco
2. QB, Khari Jones
3. HB, Jesse Lumsden
4. P, Shia LaBeouf
5. WR, Landon Swifty

pacheco was the clear winner in this category. He recorded just 4 sacks in his first 3 years as a Baller and then proceeded to earn 29 sacks this year and break the previous record held by Speed McLovin. The play of pacheco was integral to the Ballers success and his improvement was nothing short of excellent.


Sportsmanship Award

Midseason pick: CB, Beast Baily
Winner: OG, Joe Pancake

Final Standings
1. OG, Joe Pancake
2. CB, Beast Baily
3. DE, Speed McLovin
4. QB, Khari Jones
5. DT, McClinton James

Joe joined the team midseason and made an instant impact on the offense and the team chemistry. His positive attitude and ability to rally together the offensive line helped Jesse Lumsden to one of his best seasons yet and keep Khari Jones upright during games.