Kansas City Committee of 101 awards

The Kansas City Committee of 101 was founded by Jack Wheeler.[1][2] The name was chosen because the membership was limited to 101 Kansas City Chiefs fans and cost $1,000 annually (equivalent to over $6,550 adjusted for inflation). The group began presenting its annual NFL awards in 1969, initially as NFL and AFL Awards. However, after the 1970 AFL-NFL merger, the awards have been given to the top AFC and NFC players and coaches. The "Committee of 101" refers to a national media committee consisting of 101 sportswriters and sportscasters who cover the NFL. They are responsible for voting on the top offensive player, defensive player, and coach in each of the National Football League conferences, rather than for the entire NFL.[3][2]

The annual NFL 101 Awards is the nation's oldest awards event dedicated exclusively to professional football.[4]

The awards are presented at an annual event held in Kansas City, Missouri, and all proceeds from the 101 Awards go to benefit the Kansas City Chiefs Charities.

Offensive Player of the Year awards
Season AFCNFC
PlayerTeamPositionPlayerTeamPosition
1969Daryle LamonicaOakland RaidersQuarterback Roman GabrielLos Angeles RamsQuarterback
1970George BlandaOakland RaidersQuarterback John BrodieSan Francisco 49ersQuarterback
1971Bob Griese (1)Miami DolphinsQuarterback Roger StaubachDallas CowboysQuarterback
1972O. J. Simpson (1)Buffalo BillsRunning back Larry BrownWashington RedskinsRunning back
1973O. J. Simpson (2)Buffalo BillsRunning back John HadlLos Angeles RamsQuarterback
1974Ken StablerOakland RaidersQuarterback Chuck ForemanMinnesota VikingsRunning back
1975O. J. Simpson (3)Buffalo BillsRunning back Fran TarkentonMinnesota VikingsQuarterback
1976Bert JonesBaltimore ColtsQuarterback Walter Payton (1)Chicago BearsRunning back
1977Bob Griese (2)Miami DolphinsQuarterback Walter Payton (2)Chicago BearsRunning back
1978Earl Campbell[5]Houston OilersRunning back Archie ManningNew Orleans SaintsQuarterback
1979Dan FoutsSan Diego ChargersQuarterback Ottis AndersonSt. Louis CardinalsRunning back
1980Brian SipeCleveland BrownsQuarterback Steve BartkowskiAtlanta FalconsQuarterback
1981Ken AndersonCincinnati BengalsQuarterback Tony DorsettDallas CowboysRunning back
1982No award-- No award--
1983Dan Marino (1)Miami DolphinsQuarterback Joe TheismanWashington RedskinsQuarterback
1984Dan Marino (2)Miami DolphinsQuarterback Eric DickersonLos Angeles RamsRunning back
1985Marcus AllenLos Angeles RaidersRunning back Walter Payton (3)Chicago BearsRunning back
1986Dan Marino (3)Miami DolphinsQuarterback Jerry Rice (1)San Francisco 49ersWide receiver
1987John Elway (1)Denver BroncosQuarterback Jerry Rice (2)San Francisco 49ersWide receiver
1988Boomer EsiasonCincinnati BengalsQuarterback Roger CraigSan Francisco 49ersRunning back
1989Christian OkoyeKansas City ChiefsRunning back Joe MontanaSan Francisco 49ersQuarterback
1990Warren MoonHouston OilersQuarterback Randall Cunningham (1)Philadelphia EaglesQuarterback
1991Thurman ThomasBuffalo BillsRunning back Barry Sanders (1)Detroit LionsRunning back
1992Barry FosterPittsburgh SteelersRunning back Steve Young (1)San Francisco 49ersQuarterback
1993John Elway (2)Denver BroncosQuarterback Emmitt SmithDallas CowboysRunning back
1994Dan Marino (4)Miami DolphinsQuarterback Steve Young (2)San Francisco 49ersQuarterback
1995Jim HarbaughIndianapolis ColtsQuarterback Brett Favre (1)Green Bay PackersQuarterback
1996John Elway (3)Denver BroncosQuarterback Brett Favre (2)Green Bay PackersQuarterback
1997Terrell Davis (2)Denver BroncosRunning back Barry Sanders (2)Detroit LionsRunning back
1998Terrell Davis (2)Denver BroncosRunning back Randall Cunningham (2)Minnesota VikingsQuarterback
1999Peyton Manning (1)Indianapolis ColtsQuarterback Kurt Warner (1)St. Louis RamsQuarterback
2000Rich Gannon (1)Oakland raidersQuarterback Marshall FaulkSt. Louis RamsRunning back
2001Kordell StewartPittsburgh SteelersQuarterback Kurt Warner (2)St. Louis RamsQuarterback
2002Rich Gannon (2)Oakland raidersQuarterback Brett Favre (3)Green Bay PackersQuarterback
2003Peyton Manning (2)Indianapolis ColtsQuarterback Ahman GreenGreen Bay PackersRunning back
2004Peyton Manning (3)Indianapolis ColtsQuarterback Donovan McNabbPhiladelphia EaglesQuarterback
2005Peyton Manning (4)Indianapolis ColtsQuarterback Shaun AlexanderSeattle SeahawksRunning back
2006LaDainian TomlinsonSan Diego ChargersRunning back Drew Brees (1)New Orleans SaintsQuarterback
2007Tom Brady (1)New England PatriotsQuarterback Brett Favre (4)Green Bay PackersQuarterback
2008Peyton Manning (5)Indianapolis ColtsQuarterback Drew Brees (2)New Orleans SaintsQuarterback
2009Peyton Manning (6)Indianapolis ColtsQuarterback Drew Brees (3)New Orleans SaintsQuarterback
2010Tom Brady (2)New England PatriotsQuarterback Michael VickPhiladelphia EaglesQuarterback
2011Tom Brady (3)New England PatriotsQuarterback Aaron Rodgers (1)Green Bay PackersQuarterback
2012Peyton Manning (7)Denver BroncosQuarterback Adrian PetersonMinnesota VikingsRunning back
2013Peyton Manning (8)Denver BroncosQuarterback LeSean McCoyPhiladelphia EaglesRunning back
2014Le'Veon Bell (tie)
Antonio Brown (1) (tie)		Pittsburgh SteelersRunning back
Wide receiver		 Aaron Rodgers (2)Green Bay PackersQuarterback
2015Tom Brady (4)New England PatriotsQuarterback Cam NewtonCarolina PanthersQuarterback
2016Tom Brady (5)New England PatriotsQuarterback Ezekiel ElliottDallas CowboysQuarterback
2017Antonio Brown (2)Pittsburgh SteelersWide receiver Todd GurleyLos Angeles RamsRunning back
2018Patrick MahomesKansas City ChiefsQuarterback Drew Brees (4)New Orleans SaintsQuarterback
2019Lamar JacksonBaltimore RavensQuarterback Michael ThomasNew Orleans SaintsWide receiver
2020Derrick HenryTennessee TitansRunning back Aaron Rodgers (3)Green Bay PackersQuarterback
2021Jonathan TaylorIndianapolis ColtsRunning back Cooper KuppLos Angeles RamsWide receiver
2022Patrick Mahomes (2)Kansas City ChiefsQuarterback Jalen HurtsPhiladelphia EaglesQuarterback

Defensive Player of the Year awards

Coach of the Year awards
See: National Football League Coach of the Year Award#Kansas City Committee of 101 AFC/NFC Coach of the Year Awards

Lamar Hunt Award

Source[11]

See also

Footnotes
  1. "101 Awards - Kansas City's Salute to Professional Football". 101awards.com. Retrieved 13 December 2016.
  2. "101 Award Winners Announced". chiefs.com. Retrieved 13 December 2016.
  3. "101 Awards Selection Committee". 101awards.com. Retrieved 13 December 2016.
  4. "101 Awards". Premier Sports Management. Retrieved 13 December 2016.
  5. "Earl Campbell Collects AFC Player Of Year Crown". The Galveston Daily News. United Press International. December 29, 1978. p. 11. Retrieved March 20, 2017 – via Newspapers.com.
  6. "Past NFC Defensive Honorees". 101awards.com. Retrieved 13 December 2016.
  7. "Past AFC Defensive Honorees". 101awards.com. Retrieved 13 December 2016.
  8. "Past NFC Coach Honorees". 101awards.com. Retrieved 13 December 2016.
  9. "Past AFC Coach Honorees". 101awards.com. Retrieved 13 December 2016.
  10. "McCarthy, Favre Selected For NFL 101 Awards". Green Bay Packers, Inc. Jan 28, 2008. Archived from the original on January 11, 2009. Retrieved 2010-01-02.
  11. "History/Awards". 101awards.com. Retrieved 13 December 2016.
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