The 2095 voting for the team internal regular season awards are in:

Offensive Player of the Year
Winner: #10 Jose Dixon (QB) – 3,061 YDS, 15 TD, 11 INT, 73.7 %, 94.7 Rating

Fan-Voting (200.000 votes):
Jose Dixon (QB) – 58 % (116.000 votes)
Nicholas Hawkins (WR) – 27 % (54.000 votes)
Jeffrey Villanueva (RB) – 10 % (20.000 votes)
Albert Vester (K) – 5 % (10.000 votes)

Defensive Player of the Year
#74 Roland Wells (RDE) – 21 Sacks, 17 Hurries, 2 Forced Fumbles, 1 Recovery

Fan-Voting (200.000 votes):
Roland Wells (RDE) – 71 % (142.000 votes)
Thomas Johnson (CB) – 21 % (42.000 votes)
Gene Whaley (LB) – 8 % (16.000 votes)

Rookie of the Year
#5 FS Casey Patterson - 55 Tackles, 1 Sack, 3 Forced Fumbles, 1 Hurry

Fan-Voting (200.000 votes):
Casey Patterson (FS) – 63 % (126.000 votes)
Dale Belcher (DE) – 28 % (56.000 votes)
Son Long (FB) – 9 % (18.000 votes)

Nice camp in Philly. Some improvements and no bust in the first 4 rounds. Later rounds had some busts as expected which is fine. Experts say there will be at least 3 immediate rookie starters in the week 1 regular season line up.

The 2096 voting for the team internal regular season awards are in:

Offensive Player of the Year
Eric James (RB) – 1.572 Rush YDS, 4.7 Avg, 5 TD, 311 Rec YDS, 2 TD, 1.883 Yards

Fan Voting
Eric James (RB) – 41 % → 172.200
Jose Dixon (QB) – 27 % → 113.400
Javier Chan (TE) – 15 % → 63.000
Jerrold Hanson (WR) – 10 % → 42.000
Nicholas Hawkins (WR) – 7 % → 29.400

Defensive Player of the Year
Gene Whaley (MLB) – 107 Tkl, 42.9 Alld%, 3 Recov, 5 Force

Fan Voting
Gene Whaley (MLB) – 46 % → 193.200
Matthew Pringle (LDE) – 31 % → 130.200
Paul Walker (SS) – 23 % → 96.600

Rookie of the Year
Paul Walker (SS) – 98 Tkl , 2 Int, 2 Recov, 1 Force

Fan Voting
Paul Walker (SS) – 51 % → 214.200
James Villa (LG) – 34,0 % – 142.800
James Sammons (RT) – 15,0 % – 63.000

End of Season News
The rumors of the last few days have been confirmed, as two players have ended their active careers. Jose Dixon https://uro.myfootballnow.com/player/8235 and Francis Derrick https://uro.myfootballnow.com/player/8003 announced this today. It will be a challenge to replace these two key players in the offseason.

Jose Dixon in particular has excelled in recent years. The 2095 league MVP could deliver impressive statistics in three years in Philadelphia: 37 TDs, 20 INTs, 8378 YDS, 71.33% Com and 93.03 rat. We wish them both all the best for the future!

Training Camp 2097
Great camp in Philly! The Revolution will have two rookie starters this season and also got themselves some nice backups. Especially 2nd rounder Dominic Salter surprised everyone and will be an important addition to the O Line.

Crisis in Philly
Bad mood in Philly after going 1-4, especially after making it to the bowl game last season. There are various factors contributing to the cause of the crisis. Is it Brian Puente who is not capable to replace the retired Jose Dixon? Or is it the coaching staff, whose play calling isn't as run-heavy as it should be?

Jose Dixon is hard to replace. it was clear to see his fire and ice predicament.....but his fire mode was fire for sure

Totally agree. Still don't get why my HC and OC, which are both run focussed, don't let Eric James and Jeffrey Villanueva cook. Eric James rushed just 9 times and 11 times in 2 consecutive games (against Tornoadoes and Kraken) but had more than 6 yards avg. Instead they let Puente pass the ball more than 30 times. But I had such an issue already in the past :(.

Bit frustrating after such a good season and a nice Draft. Except for Dixon WE also lost no big names. But lets see what the rest of the season brings :).

what ive seen leads me to beleive that when teams are down they pass more. getting on the board first is a big deal in my opinion. i havent made comparisons with hard data but it certainly seems that way to me

Breaking
Philly aquired veteran QB Michael Taylor and are expected to release Brian Puente. A lot of experts don't think he is an upgrade but the Revolution needed to make a change. Maybe the experience of Taylor can help the team to get back on track.