2024 NFL Honors: Lamar Jackson Wins MVP for Second Time

Thursday marked the much-anticipated 2024 NFL Honors show, where the league celebrated the outstanding performances of the season. In Las Vegas, Nevada, the star-studded event showcased the biggest names in football and recognized their achievements.

Lamar Jackson, the talented quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens, was crowned the Most Valuable Player for the second time in his career. Jackson’s exceptional skills and leadership on the field have solidified his place among the league’s elite.

In the Offensive Player of the Year category, Carolina Panthers’ running back Christian McCaffrey emerged as the winner. McCaffrey’s impressive season showcased his versatility and impact on the field, earning him this prestigious accolade.

Defensive dominance was recognized in the form of Cleveland Browns’ defensive end Myles Garrett, who claimed the Defensive Player of the Year award. Garrett’s knack for disrupting offenses and making impactful plays positioned him as a force to be reckoned with.

The Houston Texans had a memorable night as their quarterback, C.J. Stroud, won the Offensive Rookie of the Year title. Stroud’s stellar debut season demonstrated his potential and promise as a rising star in the NFL.

Another Houston Texans player, defensive end Will Anderson Jr., was honored as the Defensive Rookie of the Year. Anderson’s exceptional performance and ability to disrupt opponents’ offenses earned him this well-deserved recognition.

The esteemed Coach of the Year award was bestowed upon Kevin Stefanski of the Cleveland Browns. This marks Stefanski’s second time receiving the honor, solidifying his prowess in leading and shaping a successful football team.

Joe Flacco, the talented quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, made an impressive comeback after overcoming a challenging injury. He was rightfully awarded the Comeback Player of the Year, recognizing his determination and resilience.

Jim Schwartz, the defensive coordinator for the Cleveland Browns, was named the Assistant Coach of the Year. Schwartz’s expertise and strategic contributions made him a deserving recipient of this prestigious accolade.

The Air and Ground Players of the Year were acknowledged, with San Francisco 49ers’ quarterback, Brock Purdy, securing the Air Player of the Year title, while Christian McCaffrey of the 49ers clinched the Ground Player of the Year recognition.

An outstanding moment from the season was crowned the Moment of the Year, with Dallas Cowboys’ wide receiver CeeDee Lamb earning the honor for his remarkable 92-yard touchdown catch against the Detroit Lions.

Taking a lighter note, Syracuse University quarterback Tommy DeVito entertained football fans with his memorable Celebration of the Year. DeVito’s classic Italian hand gesture after a successful play earned him the well-deserved recognition.

Off the field, the Pittsburgh Steelers’ defensive tackle Cameron Heyward was awarded the esteemed Walter Payton Man of the Year. Heyward’s commitment to philanthropy and community service made him a role model both on and off the field.

In recognition of their exceptional commitment to military service and dedication, long snapper Joe Cardona of the New England Patriots claimed the Salute to Service Award.

Fan engagement was celebrated, as passionate Green Bay Packers supporter Tom Grossi was crowned the Fan of the Year. Fans like Grossi play a vital role in the league’s success and are symbols of unwavering loyalty and support.