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Larry Warford continues to be one of NFL’s top rookies
An offensive lineman could finally be named ROTY
4. Larry Warford (Lions, OG) – An offensive lineman has never been named the NFL’s Offensive Rookie of the Year. Warford may be in the perfect position to be the first.
The argument for Warford starts with consistency. Higher profile rookies at the skill positions haven’t been consistently good enough on a week-to-week basis. Warford, meanwhile, has stepped in from Day 1 in Detroit and been the team’s best offensive lineman.
Warford has played at a Pro Bowl level this year, and he’s only getting better.
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