NFL: Air & Ground Players of the Year (Alfred Morris)

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FEDEX AIR & GROUND PLAYERS OF THE YEAR
Making the right plays on the field takes talent, perseverance, focus and a whole lot of hard work. These six air and ground players really delivered this week and now it's time for the fans to make the call as to the two who will be this week's FedEx Air & Ground NFL Players of the Week. At FedEx, we know the same skills that made these players successful on the football field are what delivers success in every field. Take a minute to deliver your vote for the players and the business you think had the best plays this season.

Alfred Morris, Washington Redskins. Morris finished the season with a franchise-best 1,613 yards rushing on 335 attempts. His 13 rushing touchdowns led the NFC and were the second-most in the NFL. He eclipsed the 100 yard mark seven times and reached 200 yards in a Week 17 win over the Dallas Cowboys for the NFC East title. Morris averaged 100.8 yards per game which was second overall in the NFL. The rookie stand-out was nominated and won FedEx Ground Player of the Week one time.

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Going to be tough to beat AP, but my votes are in multiple times. Also let's not forget this rookie was also second in rushing yards this year as well.

Any other year, Morris would win. Not this year. AP was a unreal this year with no quarterback.

Heck any other year Morris would be in serious contention for OROY, but alas he has three others to really beat for the award one being this upstart qb wearing Redskins colors.

I would feel like the biggest homer ever to vote for anyone other than AP. I'm trying to be objective.... Morris had the best regular season we've seen as a Skins RB, but Peterson was on another level.

Yep, going to be hard to beat AP this year!

I voted Manning too...dude was a machine, and I'm still in disbelief that Indy let him go.

Manning is a beast. Incredible what he's been able to do.

AlMo and RG3 just fed off of each other all year. They are a heck of a tandem to watch and I look forward to being able to see them grow.

Both great stories. I'll remember them to the grandkids. AP almost broke an incredible record though... and 400 more yards than the next guys. That's an extra quarter of a season for a great running back (Morris.. ahem..).