The NFL announced its Players of the Month for Offense, Defense and Special teams. There wasn’t an NFC South player among them.
Not surprising, really, since no NFC South player has been a Player of the Month this season. What is surprising is how the league, which usually goes out of its way to spread these kind of awards around, isn’t doing that with the NFC Offensive Player of the Month.
Aaron Rodgers won it. Good for him. He’s a great player and is having a tremendous season.
But here’s the catch. Rodgers also was the NFC Offensive Player of the Month for October – and September. Heck, he actually just became the first player since Player of the Month awards were started in 1986 to win an award in four straight months. Rodgers also won it in December of last season.