AP NFL Offensive Rookie Of The Year

By Canadian Press on February 6, 2025.

The National Football League’s Offensive Rookie of the Year named by The Associated Press and selected each year by a nationwide panel of media:

2024 — Jayden Daniels, Washington, QB

2023 — C.J. Stroud, Houston, QB

2022 — Garrett Wilson, New York Jets, WR

2021 — Ja’Marr Chase, Cincinnati, WR

2020 — Justin Herbert, Los Angeles Chargers, QB

2019 — Kyler Murray, Arizona, QB

2018 — Saquon Barkley, New York Giants, RB

2017 — Alvin Kamara, New Orleans, RB

2016 — Dak Prescott, Dallas, QB

2015 — Todd Gurley, St. Louis, RB

2014 — Odell Beckham Jr., New York Giants, WR

2013 — Eddie Lacy, Green Bay, RB

2012 — Robert Griffin III, Washington, QB

2011 — Cam Newton, Carolina, QB

2010 — Sam Bradford, St. Louis, QB

2009 — Percy Harvin, Minnesota, WR-KR

2008 — Matt Ryan, Atlanta, QB

2007 — Adrian Peterson, Minnesota, RB

2006 — Vince Young, Tennessee, QB

2005 — Carnell Williams, Tampa Bay, RB

2004 — Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh, QB

2003 — Anquan Boldin, Arizona, WR

2002 — Clinton Portis, Denver, RB

2001 — Anthony Thomas, Chicago, RB

2000 — Mike Anderson, Denver, RB

1999 — Edgerrin James, Indianapolis, RB

1998 — Randy Moss, Minnesota, WR

1997 — Warrick Dunn, Tampa Bay, RB

1996 — Eddie George, Houston, RB

1995 — Curtis Martin, New England, RB

1994 — Marshall Faulk, Indianapolis, RB

1993 — Jerome Bettis, L.A. Rams, RB

1992 — Carl Pickens, Cincinnati, WR

1991 — Leonard Russell, New England, RB

1990 — Emmitt Smith, Dallas, RB

1989 — Barry Sanders, Detroit, RB

1988 — John Stephens, New England, RB

1987 — Troy Stradford, Miami, RB

1986 — Rueben Mayes, New Orleans, RB

1985 — Eddie Brown, Cincinnati, WR

1984 — Louis Lipps, Pittsburgh, WR

1983 — Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams, RB

1982 — Marcus Allen, L.A. Raiders, RB

1981 — George Rogers, New Orleans, RB

1980 — Billy Sims, Detroit, RB

1979 — Ottis Anderson, St. Louis, RB

1978 — Earl Campbell, Houston, RB

1977 — Tony Dorsett, Dallas, RB

1976 — Sammy White, Minnesota, WR

1975 — Mike Thomas, Washington, RB

1974 — Don Woods, San Diego, RB

1973 — Chuck Foreman, Minnesota, RB

1972 — Franco Harris, Pittsburgh, RB

1971 — John Brockington, Green Bay, RB

1970 — Duane Thomas, Dallas, RB

1969 — Calvin Hill, Dallas, RB

1968 — Earl McCullouch, Detroit, WR

1967 — Mel Farr, Detroit, RB

1966 — Johnny Roland, St. Louis, RB

1965 — Gale Sayers, Chicago, RB

1964 — Charley Taylor, Washington, WR

1963 — Paul Flatley, Minnesota, WR

1962 — Ron Bull, Chicago, RB

1961 — Mike Ditka, Chicago, TE

1960 — Gail Cogdill, Detroit, WR

1959 — Nick Pietrosante, Detroit, RB

1958 — Jimmy Orr, Pittsburgh, WR

1957 — Jim Brown, Cleveland, RB

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