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The 'NFL Offensive POY winners' quiz

Created on October 26, 2026 | Total tries: 122 | Average Score: 47.9 out of 54 (89%) | Quiz FAQ

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Heading into ‘Sunday Night Football,’ the Kansas City Chiefs were one of two remaining undefeated teams left in the NFL.

But behind 150 receiving yards from Jaxon Smith-Njigba, 100 rushing yards from Emanuel Wilson and a touchdown apiece, the Seattle Seahawks handed the Kansas City Chiefs their first loss of the season in primetime.

It was a big win for the defending Super Bowl champions, who had lost three of their last four games and were watching the 49ers – who also entered the week undefeated but lost to the Falcons – build an early lead in the NFC West. After the win, Seahawk teammate Nick Emmanwori shared his thoughts on two-time Pro Bowler.

"He's unguardable," Emmanwori told ESPN's Brady Henderson.

"It's pretty amazing to see. I'm sitting there thinking like 'Wow, this is a potential Hall of Famer.'"

Which brings us to today’s quiz. JSN is the reigning Offensive Player of the Year, and through seven weeks in 2026 leads the league in both receiving yards (867) and touchdowns (8). With that being said, can you name every Offensive Player of the Year since 1972?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: Season / Team / Position | Created on October 26, 2026 | Total tries: 122 | Average Score: 47.9 out of 54 (89%) | Quiz FAQ

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2025 / SEA / WR / #11

2024 / PHI / RB / #26

2023 / SF / RB / #23

2022 / MIN / WR / #18

2021 / LAR / WR / #10

2020 / TEN / RB / #22

2019 / NO / WR / #13

2018 / KC / QB / #15

2017 / LAR / RB / #30

2016 / ATL / QB / #2

2015 / CAR / QB / #1

2014 / DAL / RB / #29

2013 / DEN / QB / #18

2012 / MIN / RB / #28

2011 / NO / QB / #9

2010 / NE / QB / #12

2009 / TEN / RB / #28

2008 / NO / QB / #9

2007 / NE / QB / #12

2006 / SD / RB / #21

2005 / SEA / RB / #37

2004 / IND / QB / #18

2003 / BAL / RB / #31

2002 / KC / RB / #31

2001 / STL / RB / #28

2000 / STL / RB / #28

1999 / STL / RB / #28

1998 / DEN / RB / #30

1997 / DET / RB / #20

1996 / DEN / RB / #30

1995 / GB / QB / #4

1994 / DET / RB / #20

1993 / SF / WR / #80

1992 / SF / QB / #8

1991 / BUF / RB / #34

1990 / HOUO / QB / #1

1989 / SF/ QB / #16

1988 / SF / RB / #33

1987 / SF / WR / #80

1986 / LARM / RB / #29

1985 / LARD / RB / #32

1984 / MIA / QB / #13

1983 / WAS / QB / #7

1982 / SD / QB / #14

1981 / CIN / QB / #14

1980 / HOUO / RB / #34

1979 / HOUO / RB / #34

1978 / HOUO / RB / #34

1977 / CHI / RB / #34

1976 / BLC / QB / #7

1975 / MIN / QB / #10

1974 / OAK / QB / #12

1973 / BUF / RB / #32

1972 / WAS / RB / #43

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