NFL Honors

The NFL Honors is an annual awards presentation in the National Football League (NFL). From 2012 to 2021, it was held on the day before the Super Bowl. Since 2022, the ceremony is held on the Thursday before the Super Bowl, in the game's host city.^[1] The presentation was pre-recorded for same-day broadcast from 2012 to 2020.

NFL Honors
Country	United States
Presented by	National Football League
First award	2011
Website	www.nfl.com/honors/

Categories and awards

Associated Press (AP)

• Most Valuable Player
• Offensive Player of the Year
• Defensive Player of the Year
• Offensive Rookie of the Year
• Defensive Rookie of the Year
• Comeback Player of the Year
• Coach of the Year
• Assistant Coach of the Year

Other

• Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year
• Moment of the Year
• Salute to Service Award
• Art Rooney Award
• Deacon Jones Award
• Jim Brown Award
• Don Shula NFL High School Coach of the Year

Former

• Madden Most Valuable Protectors award (2011–2012)
• Greatness on the Road award (2011–2017)
• Built Ford Tough Offensive Line of the Year (2016–2018)

List of ceremonies

List of NFL Honors

Ceremony	Date	MVP winner	Network	Host	Venue	Ref
1st	February 4, 2012	Aaron Rodgers	NBC	Alec Baldwin	Murat Theatre (Indianapolis)	[2]
2nd	February 2, 2013	Adrian Peterson	CBS	Alec Baldwin	Mahalia Jackson Theater (New Orleans)	[3]
3rd	February 1, 2014	Peyton Manning	Fox	Alec Baldwin	Radio City Music Hall (New York City)	[4]
4th	January 31, 2015	Aaron Rodgers	NBC	Seth Meyers	Phoenix Symphony Hall (Phoenix)	[5]
5th	February 6, 2016	Cam Newton	CBS	Conan O'Brien	Bill Graham Civic Auditorium (San Francisco)	[6]
6th	February 4, 2017	Matt Ryan	Fox	Keegan-Michael Key	Wortham Theater (Houston)	[7]
7th	February 3, 2018	Tom Brady	NBC	Rob Riggle	Northrop Auditorium (Minneapolis)	[8]
8th	February 2, 2019	Patrick Mahomes	CBS	Steve Harvey	Fox Theatre (Atlanta)	[9]
9th	February 1, 2020	Lamar Jackson	Fox	Steve Harvey	Adrienne Arsht Center (Miami)	[10]
10th	February 6, 2021	Aaron Rodgers	CBS	Steve Harvey	Straz Center (Tampa) SoFi Stadium (Inglewood)	[11]
11th	February 10, 2022	Aaron Rodgers	ABC	Keegan-Michael Key	YouTube Theater (Inglewood)	[12]
12th	February 9, 2023	Patrick Mahomes	NBC	Kelly Clarkson	Symphony Hall (Phoenix)	[13]
13th	February 8, 2024	Lamar Jackson	CBS	Keegan-Michael Key	Resorts World Theatre (Las Vegas)	[14]
14th	February 6, 2025	Josh Allen	Fox	Snoop Dogg	Saenger Theater (New Orleans)	[15]