Chaque année, la NFL distribue sept trophées majeurs : six pour les joueurs et un pour les coachs. We Sport vous liste le palmarès de ces différents trophées, du prestigieux MVP au rookies de l'année en passant par le Comeback Player of the Year (CPOY).

NFL : le trophée de Most Valuable Player (MVP)

  • Tenant du titre (2022) : Patrick Mahomes [Kansas City Chiefs]

La palmarès complet des vainqueurs du trophée de NFL MVP est à retrouver ici.

NFL : le trophée de Offensive Player of the Year (OPOY)

  • Tenant du titre (2022) : Justin Jefferson [Minnesota Vikings]

Le palmarès du trophée de NFL Offensive Player of the Year (OPOY)

1972 – Larry Brown (Running back, Washington Redskins)

1973 – O.J. Simpson (Running back, Buffalo Bills)

1974 – Ken Stabler (Quarterback, Oakland Raiders)

1975 – Fran Tarkenton (Quarterback, Minnesota Vikings)

1976 – Bert Jones (Quarterback, Baltimore Colts)

1977 – Walter Payton (Running back, Chicago Bears)

1978 – Earl Campbell (Running back, Houston Oilers)

1979 – Earl Campbell [2] (Running back, Houston Oilers)

1980 – Earl Campbell [3] (Running back, Houston Oilers)

1981 – Ken Anderson (Quarterback, Cincinnati Bengals)

1982 – Dan Fouts (Quarterback, San Diego Chargers)

1983 – Joe Theismann (Quarterback, Washington Redskins)

1984 – Dan Marino (Quarterback, Miami Dolphins)

1985 – Marcus Allen (Running back, Los Angeles Raiders)

1986 – Eric Dickerson (Running back, Los Angeles Rams)

1987 – Jerry Rice (Wide receiver, San Francisco 49ers)

1988 – Roger Craig (Running back, San Francisco 49ers)

1989 – Joe Montana (Quarterback, San Francisco 49ers)

1990 – Warren Moon (Quarterback, Houston Oilers)

1991 – Thurman Thomas (Running back, Buffalo Bills)

1992 – Steve Young (Quarterback, San Francisco 49ers)

1993 – Jerry Rice [2] (Wide receiver, San Francisco 49ers)

1994 – Barry Sanders (Running back, Detroit Lions)

1995 – Brett Favre (Quarterback, Green Bay Packers)

1996 – Terrell Davis (Running back, Denver Broncos)

1997 – Barry Sanders [2] (Running back, Detroit Lions)

1998 – Terrell Davis [2] (Running back, Denver Broncos)

1999 – Marshall Faulk (Running back, Saint Louis Rams)

2000 – Marshall Faulk [2] (Running back, Saint Louis Rams)

2001 – Marshall Faulk [3] (Running back, Saint Louis Rams)

2002 – Priest Holmes (Running back, Kansas City Chiefs)

2003 – Jamal Lewis (Running back, Baltimore Ravens)

2004 – Peyton Manning (Quarterback, Indianapolis Colts)

2005 – Shaun Alexander (Running back, Seattle Seahawks)

2006 – LaDainian Tomlinson (Running back, San Diego Chargers)

2007 – Tom Brady (Quarterback, New England Patriots)

2008 – Drew Brees (Quarterback, New Orleans Saints)

2009 – Chris Johnson (Running back, Tennessee Titans)

2010 – Tom Brady [2] (Quarterback, New England Patriots)

2011 – Drew Brees [2] (Quarterback, New Orleans Saints

2012 – Adrian Peterson (Running back, Minnesota Vikings)

2013 – Peyton Manning [2] (Quarterback, Denver Broncos)

2014 – DeMarco Murray (Running back, Dallas Cowboys)

2015 – Cam Newton (Quarterback, Carolina Panthers)

2016 – Matt Ryan (Quarterback, Atlanta Falcons)

2017 – Todd Gurley (Running back, Los Angeles Rams)

2018 – Patrick Mahomes (Quarterback, Kansas City Chiefs)

2019 – Michael Thomas (Wide receiver, New Orleans Saints)

2020 – Derrick Henry (Running back, Tennessee Titans)

2021 – Cooper Kupp (Wide receiver, Los Angeles Rams)

2022 – Justin Jefferson (Wide receiver, Minnesota Vikings)

NFL : le trophée de Defensive Player of the Year (DPOY)

  • Tenant du titre (2022) : Nick Bosa [San Francisco 49ers]

Le palmarès du trophée de NFL Defensive Player of the Year (DPOY)

1971 – Alan Page (Defensive Tackle, Minnesota Vikings)

1972 – Joe Greene [2] (Defensive Tackle, Pittsburgh Steelers)

1973 – Dick Anderson (Safety, Miami Dolphins)

1974 – Joe Greene (Defensive Tackle, Pittsburgh Steelers)

1975 – Mel Blount (Cornerback, Pittsburgh Steelers)

1976 – Jack Lambert (Linebacker, Pittsburgh Steelers)

1977 – Harvey Martin (Defensive end, Dallas Cowboys)

1978 – Randy Gradishar (Linebacker, Denver Broncos)

1979 – Lee Roy Selmon (Defensive end, Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

1980 – Lester Hayes (Cornerback, Oakland Raiders)

1981 – Lawrence Taylor (Linebacker, New York Giants)

1982 – Lawrence Taylor [2] (Linebacker, New York Giants)

1983 – Doug Betters (Defensive end, Miami Dolphins)

1984 – Kenny Easley (Safety, Seattle Seahawks)

1985 – Mike Singletary (Linebacker, Chicago Bears)

1986 – Lawrence Taylor [3] (Linebacker, New York Giants)

1987 – Reggie White (Defensive end, Philadelphia Eagles)

1988 – Mike Singletary [2] (Linebacker, Chicago Bears)

1989 – Keith Millard (Defensive Tackle, Minnesota Vikings)

1990 – Bruce Smith (Defensive end, Buffalo Bills)

1991 – Pat Swilling (Linebacker, New Orleans Saints)

1992 – Cortez Kennedy (Defensive Tackle, Seattle Seahawks)

1993 – Rod Woodson (Cornerback, Pittsburgh Steelers)

1994 – Deion Sanders (Cornerback, San Francisco 49ers)

1995 – Bryce Paup (Linebacker, Buffalo Bills)

1996 – Bruce Smith [2] (Defensive end, Buffalo Bills)

1997 – Dana Stubblefield (Defensive Tackle, San Francisco 49ers)

1998 – Reggie White (Defensive end, Green Bay Packers)

1999 – Warren Sapp (Defensive Tackle, Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

2000 – Ray Lewis (Linebacker, Baltimore Ravens)

2001 – Michael Strahan (Defensive end, New York Giants)

2002 – Derrick Brooks (Linebacker, Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

2003 – Ray Lewis [2] (Linebacker, Baltimore Ravens)

2004 – Ed Reed (Safety, Baltimore Ravens)

2005 – Brian Urlacher (Linebacker, Chicago Bears)

2006 – Jason Taylor (Defensive end, Miami Dolphins)

2007 – Bob Sanders (Safety, Indianapolis Colts)

2008 – James Harrison (Linebacker, Pittsburgh Steelers)

2009 – Charles Woodson (Cornerback, Green Bay Packers)

2010 – Troy Polamalu (Safety, Pittsburgh Steelers)

2011 – Terrell Suggs (Linebacker, Baltimore Ravens)

2012 – J.J. Watt (Defensive end, Houston Texans)

2013 – Luke Kuechly (Linebacker, Carolina Panthers)

2014 – J.J. Watt [2] (Defensive end, Houston Texans)

2015 – J.J. Watt [3] (Defensive end, Houston Texans)

2016 – Khalil Mack (Outside Linebacker, Chicago Bears)

2017 – Aaron Donald (Defensive Tackle, Los Angeles Rams)

2018 – Aaron Donald [2] (Defensive Tackle, Los Angeles Rams)

2019 – Stephon Gilmore (Cornerback, New England Patriots)

2020 – Aaron Donald [3] (Defensive Tackle, Los Angeles Rams)

2021 – T.J. Watt (Outside Linebacker, Pittsburgh Steelers)

2022 – Nick Bosa (Defensive end, San Francisco 49ers)

NFL : le trophée de Offensive Rookie of the Year (OROY)

  • Tenant du titre (2022) : Garrett Wilson [New York Jets]

Le palmarès du trophée de NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year (ROY)

1967 – Mel Farr (Running back, Detroit Lions)

1968 – Earl McCullouch (Wide receiver, Detroit Lions)

1969 – Calvin Hill (Running back, Dallas Cowboys)

1970 – Dennis Shaw (Quarterback, Buffalo Bills)

1971 – John Brockington (Fullback, Green Bay Packers)

1972 – Franco Harris (Fullback, Pittsburgh Steelers)

1973 – Chuck Foreman (Running back, Minnesota Vikings)

1974 – Don Woods (Running back, San Diego Chargers)

1975 – Mike Thomas (Running back, Washington Redskins)

1976 – Sammy White (Wide receiver, Minnesota Vikings)

1977 – Tony Dorsett (Running back, Dallas Cowboys)

1978 – Earl Campbell (Running back, Houston Oilers)

1979 – Ottis Anderson (Running back, Saint Louis Cardinals)

1980 – Billy Sims (Running back, Detroit Lions)

1981 – George Rogers (Running back, New Orleans Saints)

1982 – Marcus Allen (Running back, Los Angeles Raiders)

1983 – Eric Dickerson (Running back, Los Angeles Rams)

1984 – Louis Lipps (Wide receiver, Pittsburgh Steelers)

1985 – Eddie Brown (Wide receiver, Cincinnati Bengals)

1986 – Rueben Mayes (Running back, New Orleans Saints)

1987 – Troy Stradford (Running back, Miami Dolphins)

1988 – John Stephens (Running back, New England Patriots)

1989 – Barry Sanders (Running back, Detroit Lions)

1990 – Emmitt Smith (Running back, Dallas Cowboys)

1991 – Leonard Russell (Running back, New England Patriots)

1992 – Carl Pickens (Wide receiver, Cincinnati Bengals)

1993 – Jerome Bettis (Running back, Los Angeles Rams)

1994 – Marshall Faulk (Running back, Indianapolis Colts)

1995 – Curtis Martin (Running back, New England Patriots)

1996 – Eddie George (Running back, Houston Oilers)

1997 – Warrick Dunn (Running back, Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

1998 – Randy Moss (Wide receiver, Minnesota Vikings)

1999 – Edgerrin James (Running back, Indianapolis Colts)

2000 – Mike Anderson (Running back, Denver Broncos)

2001 – Anthony Thomas (Running back, Chicago Bears)

2002 – Clinton Portis (Running back, Denver Broncos)

2003 – Anquan Boldin (Wide receiver, Arizona Cardinals)

2004 – Ben Roethlisberger (Quarterback, Pittsburgh Steelers)

2005 – Cadillac Williams (Running back, Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

2006 – Vince Young (Quarterback, Tennessee Titans)

2007 – Adrian Peterson (Running back, Minnesota Vikings)

2008 – Matt Ryan (Quarterback, Atlanta Falcons)

2009 – Percy Harvin (Wide receiver, Minnesota Vikings)

2010 – Sam Bradford (Quarterback, Saint Louis Rams)

2011 – Cam Newton (Quarterback, Carolina Panthers)

2012 – Robert Griffin III (Quarterback, Washington Redskins)

2013 – Eddie Lacy (Running back, Green Bay Packers)

2014 – Odell Beckham Jr. (Wide receiver, New York Giants)

2015 – Todd Gurley (Running back, Los Angeles Rams)

2016 – Dak Prescott (Quarterback, Dallas Cowboys)

2017 – Alvin Kamara (Running back, New Orleans Saints)

2018 – Saquon Barkley (Running back, New York Giants)

2019 – Kyler Murray (Quarterback, Arizona Cardinals)

2020 – Justin Herbert (Quarterback, Los Angeles Rams)

2021 – Ja'Marr Chase (Wide receiver, Cincinnati Bengals)

2022 – Garrett Wilson (Wide receiver, New York Jets)

NFL : le trophée de Defensive Rookie of the Year (DROY)

  • Tenant du titre (2022) : Amhad Gardner [New York Jets]

Le palmarès du trophée de NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year (DROY)

1967 – Lem Barney (Cornerback, Detroit Lions)

1968 – Claude Humphrey (Defensive end, Atlanta Falcons)

1969 – Joe Greene (Defensive tackle, Pittsburgh Steelers)

1970 – Bruce Taylor (Cornerback, San Francisco 49ers)

1971 – Isiah Robertson (Linebacker, Los Angeles Rams)

1972 – Willie Buchanon (Cornerback, Green Bay Packers)

1973 – Wally Chambers (Defensive tackle, Chicago Bears)

1974 – Jack Lambert (Linebacker, Pittsburgh Steelers)

1975 – Robert Brazile (Linebacker, Houston Oilers)

1976 – Mike Haynes (Cornerback, New England Patriots)

1977 – A.J. Duhe (Linebacker, Miami Dolphins)

1978 – Al Baker (Defensive end, Detroit Lions)

1979 – Jim Haslett (Linebacker, Buffalo Bills)

1980 – Buddy Curry (Linebacker, Atlanta Falcons)

1980 – Al Richardson (Linebacker, Atlanta Falcons)

1981 – Lawrence Taylor (Linebacker, New York Giants)

1982 – Chip Banks (Linebacker, Cleveland Browns)

1983 – Vernon Maxwell (Linebacker, Baltimore Colts)

1984 – Bill Maas (Defensive tackle, Kansas City Chiefs)

1985 – Duane Bickett (Linebacker, Indianapolis Colts)

1986 – Leslie O'Neal (Defensive end, San Diego Chargers)

1987 – Shane Conlan (Linebacker, Buffalo Bills)

1988 – Erik McMillan (Safety, New York Jets)

1989 – Derrick Thomas (Linebacker, Kansas City Chiefs)

1990 – Mark Carrier (Safety, Chicago Bears)

1991 – Mike Croel (Linebacker, Denver Broncos)

1992 – Dale Carter (Cornerback, Kansas City Chiefs)

1993 – Dana Stubblefield (Defensive tackle, San Francisco 49ers)

1994 – Tim Bowens (Defensive tackle, Miami Dolphins)

1995 – Hugh Douglas (Defensive end, New York Jets)

1996 – Simeon Rice (Defensive end, Arizona Cardinals)

1997 – Peter Boulware (Linebacker, Baltimore Ravens)

1998 – Charles Woodson (Cornerback, Oakland Raiders)

1999 – Jevon Kearse (Defensive end, Tennessee Titans)

2000 – Brian Urlacher (Linebacker, Chicago Bears)

2001 – Kendrell Bell (Linebacker, Pittsburgh Steelers)

2002 – Julius Peppers (Defensive end, Carolina Panthers)

2003 – Terrell Suggs (Linebacker, Baltimore Ravens)

2004 – Jonathan Vilma (Linebacker, New York Jets)

2005 – Shawne Merriman (Linebacker, San Diego Chargers)

2006 – DeMeco Ryans (Linebacker, Houston Texans)

2007 – Patrick Willis (Linebacker, San Francisco 49ers)

2008 – Jerod Mayo (Linebacker, New England Patriots)

2009 – Brian Cushing (Linebacker, Houston Texans)

2010 – Ndamukong Suh (Defensive tackle, Detroit Lions)

2011 – Von Miller (Linebacker, Denver Broncos)

2012 – Luke Kuechly (Linebacker, Carolina Panthers)

2013 – Sheldon Richardson (Defensive tackle, New York Jets)

2014 – Aaron Donald (Defensive tackle, Saint Louis Rams)

2015 – Marcus Peters (Cornerback, Kansas City Chiefs)

2016 – Joey Bosa (Defensive end, San Diego Chargers)

2017 – Marshon Lattimore (Cornerback, New Orleans Saints)

2018 – Shaquille Leonard (Linebacker, Indianapolis Colts)

2019 – Nick Bosa (Defensive end, San Francisco 49ers)

2020 – Chase Young (Defensive tackle, Washington Football Team)

2021 – Micah Parsons (Linebacker, Dallas Cowboys)

2022 – Sauce Gardner (Cornerback, New York Jets)

NFL : le trophée de Comeback Player of the Year (CPOY)

  • Tenant du titre (2022) : Geno Smith [Seattle Seahawks]

Le palmarès du trophée de NFL Comeback Player of the Year (CPOY)

1963 – Jim Martin (Kicker, Baltimore Colts)

1964 – Lenny Moore (Running back, Baltimore Colts)

1965 – John Brodie (Quarterback, San Francisco 49ers)

1966 – Dick Bass (Fullback, Los Angeles Rams)

1998 – Doug Flutie (Quarterback, Buffalo Bills)

1999 – Bryant Young (Defensive tackle, San Francisco 49ers)

2000 – Joe Johnson (Defensive end, New Orleans Saints)

2001 – Garrison Hearst (Running back, San Francisco 49ers)

2002 – Tommy Maddox (Quarterback, Pittsburgh Steelers)

2003 – Jon Kitna (Quarterback, Cincinnati Bengals)

2004 – Drew Brees (Quarterback, San Diego Chargers)

2005 – Tedy Bruschi (Linebacker, New England Patriots)

2005 – Steve Smith Sr. (Wide receiver, Carolina Panthers)

2006 – Chad Pennington (Quarterback, New York Jets)

2007 – Greg Ellis (Defensive end, Dallas Cowboys)

2008 – Chad Pennington (Quarterback, Miami Dolphins)

2009 – Tom Brady (Quarterback, New England Patriots)

2010 – Michael Vick (Quarterback, Philadelphia Eagles)

2011 – Matthew Stafford (Quarterback, Detroit Lions)

2012 – Peyton Manning (Quarterback, Denver Broncos)

2013 – Philip Rivers (Quarterback, San Diego Chargers)

2014 – Rob Gronkowski (Tight end, New England Patriots)

2015 – Eric Berry (Safety, Kansas City Chiefs)

2016 – Jordy Nelson (Wide receiver, Green Bay Packers)

2017 – Keenan Allen (Wide receiver, Los Angeles Chargers)

2018 – Andrew Luck (Quarterback, Indianapolis Colts)

2019 – Ryan Tannehill (Quarterback, Tennessee Titans)

2020 – Alex Smith (Quarterback, Washington Football Team)

2021 – Joe Burrow (Quarterback, Cincinnati Bengals)

2022 – Geno Smith (Quarterback, Seattle Seahawks)

NFL : le trophée de Coach of the Year (COY)

  • Tenant du titre (2022) : Brian Daboll [New York Giants]

Le palmarès du trophée de NFL Coach of the Year (COY)

1957 – George Wilson (Detroit Lions)

1958 – Weeb Ewbank (Baltimore Colts)

1959 – Vince Lombardi (Green Bay Packers)

1961 – Allie Sherman (New York Giants)

1962 – Allie Sherman [2] (New York Giants)

1963 – George Halas (Chicago Bears)

1964 – Don Shula (Baltimore Colts)

1965 – George Halas [2] (Chicago Bears)

1966 – Tom Landry (Dallas Cowboys)

1967 – George Allen (Los Angeles Rams)

1967 – Don Shula (Baltimore Colts)

1968 – Don Shula [2] (Baltimore Colts)

1969 – Bud Grant (Minnesota Vikings)

1970 – Paul Brown (Cincinnati Bengals)

1971 – George Allen [2] (Washington Redskins)

1972 – Don Shula [3] (Miami Dolphins)

1973 – Chuck Knox (Los Angeles Rams)

1974 – Don Coryell (St. Louis Cardinals)

1975 – Ted Marchibroda (Baltimore Colts)

1976 – Forrest Gregg (Cleveland Browns)

1977 – Red Miller (Denver Broncos)

1978 – Jack Patera (Seattle Seahawks)

1979 – Jack Pardee (Washington Redskins)

1980 – Chuck Knox [2] (Buffalo Bills)

1981 – Bill Walsh (San Francisco 49ers)

1982 – Joe Gibbs [2] (Washington Redskins)

1983 – Joe Gibbs (Washington Redskins)

1984 – Chuck Knox [3] (Seattle Seahawks)

1985 – Mike Ditka (Chicago Bears)

1986 – Bill Parcells (New York Giants)

1987 – Jim Mora (New Orleans Saints)

1988 – Mike Ditka [2] (Chicago Bears)

1989 – Lindy Infante (Green Bay Packers)

1990 – Jimmy Johnson (Dallas Cowboys)

1991 – Wayne Fontes (Detroit Lions)

1992 – Bill Cowher (Pittsburgh Steelers)

1993 – Dan Reeves (New York Giants)

1994 – Bill Parcells [2] (New England Patriots)

1995 – Ray Rhodes (Philadelphia Eagles)

1996 – Dom Capers (Carolina Panthers)

1997 – Jim Fassel (New York Giants)

1998 – Dan Reeves [2] (Atlanta Falcons)

1999 – Dick Vermeil (St. Louis Rams)

2000 – Jim Haslett (New Orleans Saints)

2001 – Dick Jauron (Chicago Bears)

2002 – Andy Reid (Philadelphia Eagles)

2003 – Bill Belichick (New England Patriots)

2004 – Marty Schottenheimer (San Diego Chargers)

2005 – Lovie Smith (Chicago Bears)

2006 – Sean Payton (New Orleans Saints)

2007 – Bill Belichick [2] (New England Patriots)

2008 – Mike Smith (Atlanta Falcons)

2009 – Marvin Lewis (Cincinnati Bengals)

2010 – Bill Belichick [3] (New England Patriots)

2011 – Jim Harbaugh (San Francisco 49ers)

2012 – Bruce Arians (Indianapolis Colts)

2013 – Ron Rivera (Carolina Panthers)

2014 – Bruce Arians [2] (Arizona Cardinals)

2015 – Ron Rivera (Carolina Panthers)

2016 – Jason Garrett (Dallas Cowboys)

2017 – Sean McVay (Los Angeles Rams)

2018 – Matt Nagy (Chicago Bears)

2019 – John Harbaugh (Baltimore Ravens)

2020 – Kevin Stefanski (Cleveland Browns

2021 – Mike Vrabel (Tennessee Titans)

2022 – Brian Daboll (New York Giants)