Offensive Rookie Of The Year

[The MAC Machine]

Current Totals

Jefferson: 52 rec. - 918 yards - 6 TDs
Herbert: 269/402, 3015 pass yards, 23 TDs - 7 INTs, 41 rush - 185 yards - 3 TDs
Robinson: 194 rush - 890 yards - 6 TDs, 36 rec - 280 yards - 2 TDs (230 touches-1170 total yards-8 TDs total)
Gibson: 139 rush - 645 yards - 11 TDs, 32 rec - 233 yards - 0 TDs (171 touches-878 total yards-11 TDs total)
Claypool: 45 rec. - 611 yards - 10 total TDs



Who ya got?

[TimeWillTell]

I hope Robinson just because of the story. But I think Jefferson based on the current pace.

[Jigga94]

Wouldn't surprise me if it was Herbert after he breaks the passing TD record for a rookie (Baker, 27). Assuming he finishes strong and breaks that record (and maybe wins a few games/doesnt get blown out 45-0) I think the buzz around him will get him the win.

If he doesn't finish strong then I definitely think Jefferson is also deserving. I could see Claypool winning if he continues racking up numbers and the tie breaker going to him due to Steelers record.

I don't think the RB will win. If CEH was putting up those numbers then maybe

[yinzername]

The one who actually helps their team win

[Mjvb5]

Herbert unless he flops down the stretch, OROTY is almost always a qb or an rb and JRob doesn't have the name value or draft capital and none of the other backs have done anything special. After him Jefferson or maybe claypool if he breaks moss' rookie TD recoed

[Ruggenater]

Herbert because of QB bias, with second place to Justin Jefferson. I also don’t think the RBs have a chance.

[petebusey]

The one who actually helps their team win

Tristan Wirfs?

[dynastyninja]

I don't know if JRob definitely wins, but I'm not sure name value means as much as is being suggested.

There's not a clear winner right now, we'll see if that changes. As of this moment, the votes would probably be very split between 4-5 guys.

[yinzername]

The one who actually helps their team win

Tristan Wirfs?

CC, dog. If he finishes hot, puts up another half dozen TDs, maybe has a clutch game winning catch to secure the undefeated season or 1 seed...

[Pac_Eddy]

I'd say the leader is Justin Herbert, followed by Justin Jefferson. As said earlier, QBs get the most attention.

[remedy29]

I think it has to be Jefferson. He may be an All-Pro this year! Certainly if he helps Minnesota make the playoffs, he should absolutely be offensive rookie of the year.

Herbert currently has the best Vegas odds at winning, but I do think Jefferson will close the gap by the end of the season.

[CGW]

Herbert easily unless he puts up some duds to finish the season.
Jefferson would be next in line. One of the best rookie WR seasons ever.
Lamb fell too hard after Dak went down.
Jrob/Gibson put up good numbers but not enough to help their bad teams win.
Burrow injurred.
Claypool obviously behind Jefferson in almost every stat, except total TDs.