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The Arena Football League Offensive Player of the Year Award is given annually by the Arena Football League (AFL) to the offensive player of the AFL believed to have had the most outstanding season. Multiple-award winners include Eddie Brown, Aaron Garcia, Chris Jackson and Damian Harrell whom won the award two times each. As of the 2015 season, the most recent winner is Dan Raudabaugh of the Philadelphia Soul.
Season | Player | AFL Team | Position |
---|---|---|---|
1996 | Eddie Brown | Albany Firebirds | WR/DB |
1997 | Barry Wagner | Orlando Predators | WR/DB |
1998 | Calvin Schexnayder | Arizona Rattlers | WR/LB |
1999 | Eddie Brown (2) | Albany Firebirds | WR/DB |
2000 | Mike Horacek | Iowa Barnstormers | WR/LB |
2001 | Aaron Garcia | New York Dragons | QB |
2002 | Mark Grieb | San Jose SaberCats | QB |
2003 | Chris Jackson | Los Angeles Avengers | WR |
2004 | Marcus Nash | Las Vegas Gladiators | WR/LB |
2005 | Damian Harrell | Colorado Crush | WR |
2006 | Damian Harrell (2) | Colorado Crush | WR |
2007 | Siaha Burley | Utah Blaze | WR/DB |
2008 | Chris Jackson (2) | Philadelphia Soul | WR |
2010 | Chris Greisen | Milwaukee Iron | QB |
2011 | Aaron Garcia (2) | Jacksonville Sharks | QB |
2012 | Tommy Grady | Utah Blaze | QB |
2013 | Erik Meyer | Spokane Shock | QB |
2014 | Nick Davila | Arizona Rattlers | QB |
2015 | Dan Raudabaugh | Philadelphia Soul | QB |
2016 | Joe Hills[1] | Jacksonville Sharks | WR |
2017 | Randy Hippeard | Tampa Bay Storm | QB |
2018 | Tommy Grady (2) | Albany Empire | QB |
2019 | Malachi Jones | Albany Empire | WR |
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