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The Shrine
Warrior Bowl
Awards
Our rich history of the best to ever do it, both teams and players.
Victor Bowl
The grandaddy of them all. The Victor Bowl is our annual championship match that gives the winner their own personalized trophy. Only six owners have ever gotten their hands on this coveted piece of hardware that is much more elusive than you would think.
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RU :: Reno
2022
RU :: Portland
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RU :: Colorado
2021
RU :: Portland
2020
RU :: Portland
2019
RU :: Little Rock
2018
RU :: Charleston
2017
RU :: Tucson
2016
RU :: Tucson
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Saquon Barkley
2024 | 417.1 points
Tyreek Hill
2023 | 285.6 points
Jalen Hurts
2022 | 407.5 points
Jonathan Taylor
2021 | 424.9 points
Patrick Mahomes
2020 | 369.9 points
Lamar Jackson
2019 | 392.9 points
Todd Gurley
2018 | 326.9 points
Carson Wentz
2017 | 297.6 points
David Johnson
2016 | 328.9 points
Named after arguably the best quarterback in NFL history, the Joe Montana MVP Award is given to the player that proved himself as an every-week starter that consistently outplayed his projection and won games single-handedly. To take the crown of MVP, this player will likely stand among the elite in points at the end of the season and also have a large impact on his team's success. The first two FCS seasons saw the MVP play for our FCS champion.
joe montana
MVP Award
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Sam Blankenship
2024 | 1,929.82
Zach Massey
2023 | 1,823.38 points
Nate Gairhan
2022 | 1,733.24 points
Trent Daniel
2021 | 1,837.04points
Trent Daniel
2020 | 1,717.74 points
Chris Webb
2019 | 1,612.58 points
Trent Daniel
2018 | 1,681.74 points
Tucson Javelinas
2017 | 1,532.08 points
Calvin Coon
2016 | 1,570.90 points
Dan Marino led his Miami Dolphins to the Super Bowl in 1984 behind his 5,084 passing yards and 48 touchdowns, basically operating without a running game. The '84 Dolphins pioneered the air attack by almost completely relying on the pass game to move the ball and score, and it worked. This award will simply go to the franchise that put up the most points at the end of the regular season. Easy to track, easy to know where you stand. Get to scoring.
smart mammals
Scoring Award
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Sam Blankenship
2024
Chase Miller
2023
Nate Gairhan
2022
Tanner barnes
2021
Zach Massey
2020
Chase Miller
2019
Trent Daniel
2018
Caitlyn Daniel
2017
Sam Blankenship
2016
Dungy gets his name attached to this award because of how well he meshes his coaching knowledge with his spiritual wisdom and integrity. There are obviously dozens of other coaches in NFL history with the stats to take this title, but Dungy really introduced us to a new style of coaching where meekness and leading by example take center stage. Being the first African-American coach to win a Super Bowl doesn't hurt either. This award takes into account both the weekly coaching statistic as well as the intangible ability to assemble a winning team as the season progresses.
tony dungy
Coach Award
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Brock Bowers
2024 | 161.0 points
Jahmyr Gibbs
2023 | 205.3 points
Dameon Pierce
2022 | 249.6 points
Najee Harris
2021 | 301.6 points
James Robinson
2020 | 287.0 points
Josh Jacobs
2019 | 226.5 points
Saquon Barkley
2018 | 292.7 points
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Even with his high expectations after being taken by Minnesota in the first round of the 1998 NFL Draft, Randy Moss still managed to blow his projections out of the water. Moss ended the '98 seasons with over 1,300 yards (3rd all-time for rookies) and 17 touchdowns (1st all-time for rookies). He would go on to set the all time record with 23 receiving touchdowns in a single season. The Randy Moss Rookie Award goes to that 1st-year player that shines and outplays potentially astronomical expectations. You can assume the winner of this award will become one of the most valuable pieces in the league.
randy moss
Rookie Award
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Chuba Hubbard
2024 | 263.5 points
Raheem Mostert
2023 | 289.9 points
Josh Jacobs
2022 | 380.4 points
Cordarelle Patterson
2021 | 233.7 points
Ronald Jones
2020 | 230.6 points
Chris Godwin
2019 | 209.2 points
Patrick Mahomes
2018 | 370.1 points
Alvin kamara
2017 | 208.8 points
Melvin Gordon
2016 | 282.0 points
Kurt Warner may be the greatest sleeper of all time, going from bagging groceries to Super Bowl MVP in less than a year. This trophy will go to the owner that lands the undrafted or forgotten about talent that ends up being an every week starter. If you are observant enough to land the diamond in the rough, you'll get to boast this award, as well as a pretty cheap keeper for years to come.
kurt warner
Sleeper Award
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JK Dobbins
2024 | 239.0 points
Alvin Kamara
2023 | 234.6 points
Saquon Barkley
2022 | 332.6 points
Joe Mixon
2021 | 330.5 points
Ben Roethlisberger
2020 | 257.3 points
Dalvin Cook
2019 | 306.9 points
Andrew Luck
2018 | 296.6 points
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Hearst really had multiple comebacks throughout his career. After a 1,000 yard rushing season in 1995, he was quickly cut by Arizona and signed in Cincinnati. He fully broke out in '98 as a Niner, eclipsing 1,500 yards and 7 touchdowns. In the playoffs that season, Hearst suffered a gruesome ankle break. After over two years of rehabilitation, Hearst was back in 2001 and became the first player in NFL history to come back to football after suffering avascular necrosis. He amazingly rushed for over 1,000 yards that season and led the 49ers to a 12-4 record. This award goes to the player, injured or just disappointing, who bounces back in a major way and helps propel their team to success.
garrison hearst
Comeback Award
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