TVP | VIZIO

Russell Wilson

Quarterback Seattle

Overlooked by the majority of the league, Wilson lasted until the 3rd round of the 2012 draft. Earning $390,000 in 2012, he completed 252 passes for 3,118 yards and 26 TDs, tying a league record for passing TDs by a rookie. Exceeding all expectations, he’s an ideal choice for the VIZIO TOP VALUE PERFORMER award.

Russell
Wilson

Quarterback Seattle

Overlooked by the majority of the league, Wilson lasted until the 3rd round of the 2012 draft. Earning $390,000 in 2012, he completed 252 passes for 3,118 yards and 26 TDs, tying a league record for passing TDs by a rookie. Exceeding all expectations, he’s an ideal choice for the VIZIO TOP VALUE PERFORMER award.
Stevan
Ridley

Running Back New England

Drafted in the third round of 2011, Ridley tallied just 441 yards and a TD as a rookie. Exploding onto the scene this past year, Ridley racked up 1,263 rushing yards and found the end zone 12 times. Ridley is bringing home a much-deserved $509,250 base pay for an outstanding 2012 season.
Alfred
Morris

Running Back Washington

Solidifying the running game in Washington, Morris formed a 1-2 punch with their star QB. A 6th round selection in 2012, Morris finished the season with the 2nd-most rushing yards in the league, totaling 1,613 and 13 touchdowns. His $390,000 base salary makes him a terrific VIZIO TOP VALUE PERFORMER candidate.
Eric
Decker

Wide Receiver Denver

A two-sport athlete in college, Decker was drafted in the 3rd round by Denver in 2010. He has quickly blossomed into one of the league’s top receivers, tallying 85 receptions for 1,064 yards and 13 TDs last season. With a 2012 base salary of just $490,000, he is an ideal VIZIO TOP VALUE PERFORMER candidate.
Cecil
Shorts III

Wide Receiver Jacksonville

A non-scholarship collegiate athlete, Cecil Shorts is a rare professional athlete with student loans to pay off. Drafted in the 4th round by Jacksonville in 2011, he only had 2 catches for 12 yards his rookie season. Exploding onto the scene in 2012, Shorts collected 979 yards & 7 TDs while earning just $496,461.

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Previous year’s winners

Jacksonville

Quarterback

In 2007, his pre-season performance was so impressive, the team released its starting quarterback and handed over the reins. The move proved to be a wise one, as Jacksonville made it to the playoffs with an 11-5 record and number 9 finished as the league’s third highest-rated passer (102.2), throwing only three interceptions all season.

New England

Quarterback

Entering 2008, he wasn't on anyone's radar thanks to the overbearing shadow of the league's most heralded QB. But after the New England starter's week-one season-ending injury, he was thrust into the starting role. After leading his team to 11 victories, throwing for over 3,600 yards and 21 TDs, New England's number 16 ran away with VIZIO’s 2008 TVP Award.

New York

wide receiver

After only totaling 65 catches for 637 receiving yards in his first two seasons combined, he found himself as the #1 receiver for New York after key off-season losses in 2009. He responded by shattering the New York team record for receptions with 107 and almost doubled his career total for receiving yards with 1,220. Number 12 was ranked second in the league for receptions and the fans recognized his value by naming him the 2009 VIZIO TOP VALUE PERFORMER.

Buffalo

Wide Receiver

In his first two seasons, this stylish Buffalo wide receiver totaled just 12 receptions for 112 yards and two touchdowns. But in 2010, number 13 quickly became his quarterback’s favorite target, hauling in 82 passes for more than 1,000 yards and 10 touchdowns. Fans recognized this break-out performer by voting him the 2010 VIZIO TOP VALUE PERFORMER.

New York

Wide Receiver

This popular New York wide receiver began the 2011 season as the team’s fourth wide out until injuries to key starters led to a featured role. The salsa-dancing breakout star took full-advantage of his increased playing time closing out the season with 82 receptions and a team-high 9 touchdowns. Number 80 also shattered the franchise single-season receiving record with 1,536 receiving yards. Fans across the nation recognized this rising star by voting him the 2011 VIZIO TOP VALUE PERFORMER.

Russell Wilson

RussellWilson

StevanRidley

AlfredMorris

EricDecker

CecilShorts III

ADAM SCHEFTER ON THE TVP AWARD CANDIDATES

Previous year’s winners

Jacksonville

New England

New York

Buffalo

New York

Russell
Wilson

Stevan
Ridley

Alfred
Morris

Eric
Decker

Cecil
Shorts III