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I would say the Evan Engram 73 Rec 766 YDS 4 TDS shirt Apart from…,I will love this 2nd year winner, Max “Slats” Zaslofsky. So far as I know, he’s the only scoring title winner who isn’t in the Hall of Fame. Although the first winner, Joe Fulks, took over 40 years to get in. For modern players, it’s tough to call any of them ‘the worst’ (even relatively, the worst of that group). There were many who never won an MVP, some with no rings, and of that group, some who only led the league one time. So maybe look to the intersection of the Venn diagram for all those things. Using all those criteria does narrow it down. It turns out there is a huge tie when it comes to rookie of the year awards, as nobody has been able to win it more than once, not even LeBron or MJ. It’s a very interesting question. Several candidates can make viable cases for one reason or another, although there’s no clear-cut favorite as we can make legitimate criticisms of all the candidates as well. So in no particular order, let’s get to it without further ado:

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