• 2024 NFL honors topped by five MVP nominees
  • Eight categories in total are part of the Associated Press’ awards
  • Winners to be announced at NFL Honors ceremony on February 6
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The Associated Press have released the nominees for the 2024 season’s NFL Honors. The awards for eight categories will be handed out at the Honors ceremony on February 6, with all eyes on the MVP prize, for which five finalists are nominated.

The AP voting system determines the finalists for each prize via voters choosing their top five picks for MVP and top three picks for the remaining seven categories. This year’s ceremony will mark the 14th year the Honors have been awarded, with this year’s show being hosted by Snoop Dogg.

In addition to the eight previously mentioned awards, there will also be the presentation of the prestigious Walter Payton Man Of The Year award, which honors the NFL players committed to community impact, philanthropy and excellence on the field. The award has been in place since 1970 and was renamed after Payton, to honor his legacy as a humanitarian when the former Chicago Bears running back passed away in 1999.

The Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2025 will also be inducted at the ceremony, with the 15 modern-era finalists including Eli Manning, Terrell Suggs, Reggie Wayne and Jahri Evans.

So, without further adieu, here are the finalists for the eight categories at this year’s NFL Honors.

Most Valuable Player

Defensive Player of the Year

Offensive Player of the Year

Offensive Rookie of the Year

Defensive Rookie of the Year

Comeback Player of the Year

Coach of the Year

  • Dan Campbell, Detroit Lions HC
  • Kevin O’Connell, Minnesota Vikings HC
  • Sean Payton, Denver Broncos HC
  • Dan Quinn, Washington Commanders HC
  • Andy Reid, Kansas City Chiefs HC

Assistant Coach of the Year

  • Joe Brady, Buffalo Bills OC
  • Vic Fangio, Philadelphia Eagles DC
  • Brian Flores, Minnesota Vikings DC
  • Aaron Glenn, Detroit Lions DC
  • Ben Johnson, Detroit Lions OC

The 2024 NFL Honors ceremony will air live on February 6 at 9pm ET (8pm CT/6pm PT) on FOX and NFL Network and stream on NFL+.

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