Allen Robinson

I think he played lights out.

I think we saw him shine the brightest in in very big moments.

Obviously, he didn't have a prolific Super Bowl, but I mean, Kenneth Walker kind of stole the show.

But overall, I think consistency game in game out.

He made plays down the stretch.

He was available.

He was consistent and he showed up when they needed the most.

Honestly, I think you got to give credit to Kubiak.

And also, I think you got to give credit to the run game.

I think with them having a two-headed monster for majority of season, being able to get the run game established and going, I think in some of those play action concepts, he's kind of

not easily gets lost, but if you can dial up some concepts, you know, you can take advantage of those defense who are really stepping up in the run game.

So I would have to give a credit to the coaching staff and also the run game, because as all receivers know, when you can establish the run, those play action passes sometimes just become gimme's.

I think Loveland or Luther Burden.

Every time I saw Luther Burden get the ball this season, he made plays.

Whether that was him making a guy miss, whether that was him getting the first down, it always seemed to be something explosive and not just an ordinary play when the ball touched his hands.

It was, like I said before, it was going to take more than one tackler to bring him down.

He was moving the chains.

He made some contested catches.

He did a lot of different things that I was just surprised to see the overall performance

how broad his game was and how much he was able to do, not just being a catch and run guy, not just being a route guy, but being able to do a little bit of everything.