2010 OFL Awards

The Obfuscated Football League wrapped up the 2010 season with a gala lunch held at CCJ’s Steakhouse and the 2010 OFL awards were presented in a lavish ceremony. The voting was virtually unanimous in every category except Defensive Player of the Year, which was decided by a single vote!

Most Valuable Player — Paul McRae
“I can’t believe I won again!” screamed the typically humble signal-caller, “Of course, I bring the balls, the cones, and the coin to flip — what could be more valuable?”

Offensive Player of the Year — Kirk Ireland
Ireland took home the award on the strength of his league-leading 14 touchdowns. “I’d like to point out that I beat Jin on a bunch of those”, he quipped.

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Narrowly edging out league interception leader Ireland, Muir won the award on the strength of not getting burned by Jin every game.

Rookie of the Year — Michael Liu
Michael was unable to be present to receive his award, but calamari was ordered in his honor.

Foreign Player of the Year — Jin Sun Kang
Ireland was particularly happy to find out that Kang could not attend, since he was afraid Jin might steal his lunch.