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2010 NFL AP Awards Will Be Released On NFL Network Next Week

The Associated Press NFL awards are typically already released by this time of the year but only the All-Pro teams are out at the moment. That’s because the rest of the awards will be released throughout Super Bowl week on NFL Network.

The AP and NFLN announced they would releasing the award winners the week of the Super Bowl on a day-by-day basis exclusively on NFL Network. It sounds like the AP is trying to capitalize on all the media hype surrounding Super Bowl week.

Here are the dates for the awards:

Monday, Jan. 31 Comeback Player of the Year
Tuesday, Feb. 1 Offensive Player of the Year
Wednesday, Feb. 2 Coach of the Year
Thursday, Feb. 3 Pepsi Rookie of the Year
Friday, Feb. 4 Offensive & Defensive Rookie of the Year
Saturday, Feb. 5 Defensive Player of the Year
Sunday, Feb. 6 Most Valuable Player

(The Pepsi Rookie of the Year award isn’t actually an AP award but it’ll be announced on NFL Network as well.)

The two easiest picks, from our view, will be defensive rookie of the year (Lions DT Ndamukong Suh) and MVP (Patriots QB Tom Brady).

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