Here are your 2022 CFL Award winners, Zach Collaros goes back-to-back
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The west and east division went head-to-head to determine the league’s top player and coach in seven categories
It was a night to remember for the CFL as the league’s brightest stars were honoured at the 2022 CFL Awards.
Hosted by TSN’s Kate Beirness, the Conexus Arts Centre in Regina was filled with CFL stars of past, present and maybe even future.
The west and east division went head-to-head to determine the league’s top player and coach in seven categories. Here are this year’s winner:
For the second straight year, Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback Zach Collaros has earned the league’s top honour.
Collaros led the league with 37 touchdown passes, 12 more than the next player as Winnipeg averaged nearly 30 points per game. The 34-year-old also notched his first 4,000-yard season, while completing nearly 70 per cent of his passes.
From start to finish, Collaros was the most dominant and consistent player in the CFL and joins five other players in league history to win back-to-back MOP awards.
Collaros beat out Eastern Division nominee Eugene Lewis of the Montreal Alouettes for the award.
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