NFC Player of the Year
The NFC Player of the Year award was presented by the United Press International (UPI) to the top player in the National Football Conference (NFC) from 1970 through 1996 when the NFC Player of the Year award was discontinued.
NOTES: Beginning in 1975 the NFC Player of the Year was awarded to both and offensive and defensive player of the year. Bold entries denote players who went on to become members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame; Year fields link to the NFL season in review page, winner's names link to the player's page and team name links to the official roster for the year in which the player won the award.
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Did you know that Eric Dickerson was the first player in history to win two NFC Player of the Year Awards? Did you know that he is also one of only three players who have won the NFC Player of the Year Award three times during his career, and the other two (Mike Singletary & Reggie White) were both defensive players?
Nolan Cromwell (1980), Mark Moseley (1982) and Eric Allen (1993) have something in common besides all winning the NFC Player of the Year — each one of them played a position; safety, kicker and cornerback respectively, that only had one winner during the lifetime of the award.
Which player on the chart above deserved the NFC Player of the Year award the least? Which player should have won during that particular season? Which player has won this award AND the NFL Most Valuable Player Award? Share your opinion or discuss football trivia with us on Pigskin Fever today.
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