This year's playoffs were fantastic, and we've had the privilege of seeing the rookies of the best offense and the rookies of the best defense climb the wild card together, but they're not the only young players to shine in the playoffs. Xiaobian has identified 5 young players in the first and second grades who are about to embark on the playoffs for everyone, and let us applaud them!
1 Joe Burrow quarterback Cincinnati Tigers
Tom Brady and Aaron Rogers may divide up all the MVP votes, but Burrow deserves a few. He performed well with the Tigers, and apart from being a bit of a "head-starter" against the Bears in the second week, he was very consistent for the rest of the season, especially when it came to key events. Head coach Zach Taylor has laid out a lot of easy passing tactics for Borrow to get the receiver out of the space, but it's hard to see the second-year Champion deliver dangerous balls, and he's been excellent in long passes throughout the season.
However, the tiger's disadvantage is that it released too many grapplings, 51 times. Burrow has precise passing, arm talent and enough improvisational ability to lead the Tigers farther in the playoffs if he can limit his holding time.
2 Jaylen Hertz quarterback Philadelphia Hawks
Quarterback is the most important position in rugby, so Let Hertz come in second. The Hawks were able to make the playoffs on the road, and their punching ability was among the best in the league than the Titans. When Miles Sanders jumped up and down and the offensive front unraveled the opponent's front-line seven, they were the best team.
That doesn't mean Hetz can be underestimated, as he took a big step forward in the 2021 season, and in the process he showed his ability to play within the tactical atmosphere of Coach Nick Siliani. If he scans the front court and can find a gap, he will not hesitate to rush out. In the regular season, Hertz rushed 784 yards to make 10 dashes. In the defeat to the Pirates in October, Hertz ran 44 yards and 2 touchdowns despite the lowest passing efficiency of the season, and his versatility kept him low-key and dangerous.
3 Jamal Chase takes over from the Cincinnati Tigers
Chase should have no suspense in locking up the rookie of the year, although he was absent for a while due to injury during the season, but this did not affect the overall performance. He completed 81 catches and advanced 1455 yards to 13 touchdowns, and in 13 games of the season, Chase either caught more than 50 yards, had received touchdowns, or both. Chase's horror is not only due to his ability to catch the ball, his ghostly line and speed. His ability to push after receiving the ball is the best, and this figure can be ranked in the top three of the league. He can get an extra 7 yards with the help of the three in front of him and complete the touchdown.
4 Micah Parsons Rush Pass Dallas Cowboy
Parsons' Defensive Rookie of the Year didn't run, but he also had the ability to impact Defensive Player of the Year. He first joined the league as a superstar, and it is still unclear how his talent came from. His punches on the outside were very fast, and his abilities were so comprehensive that he could hit any position, even lining up with security guards. He formed the best passing trio of the playoffs with Randy Gregory and DeMarcus Lawrence, so be careful when it comes to their team.
5 Trevon Diggers Cornerback Dallas Cowboy
Diggs is a defensive player with a distinct character, and you'd have a hard time even defining it. He made 14 interceptions in his first 27 games of his career, including 11 this season, but at the same time, he also released five touchdowns. Diggers will meet Dibo Samuel in the first round of the playoffs, and perhaps there will be many strong receivers waiting for him in the future, and whether Diggs can defend is a question. But there is no doubt that his defensive aggressiveness may become the X factor for the cowboys.
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