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General Manager of the Year

Jukkie
+ Led the Patriots to a 10-6 record and their first playoff appearance since S13
+ Drafted CB Shaquill Griffin, ROLB Deion Jones, and MLB Benjamin Adams who were all great in their first seasons

- Failed to make necessary adjustments as injuries piled up toward the end and a 2-4 finish resulted in them going from the 1st to 5th seed

KCF
+ Led the Orcas to a franchise-best record and first playoff bye/conference #1 seed
+ Despite having no draft picks before the sixth round, losing two Hall of Famers, and saw 2+ starters out for 15 of their 16 games, their offseason additions and in-season adjustments helped them to finish in the top half on offense, 4th on defense, and 2nd in points allowed

- Signed QB Marcus Mariota to a 6 year deal as a free agent only for him to provide a 72.3 passer rating and a 57% completion% in year one

MysteriousStan
+ Led Bears to franchise-best record and first playoff appearance
+ Drafted Defensive Rookie of the Year candidate SS Nate Warfield in the 6th

- The team did not perform well being dead last on defense, 29th in rushing offense, and 19th overall on offense

ShatteredElysium
+ Made playoffs for first time since S11
+ Signed QB Mike Glennon and traded for WR Philly Brown who proved to be good fits their first season, with the former up for QB of the Year

- Steelers' rankings in most critical areas were pretty average despite having the league's third easiest schedule and went 1-4 against playoff teams

ViolentAbacus
+ Despite knowing very little about football, they led the Jets to their first non-losing season since S11
+ I shook my head at their free agent signings, but players like LT Rob Havenstein (52 blocks vs 4 sacks), RG Clint Boling (59 blocks vs 8 sacks), and DT Jonathan Hankins (7 sacks and 1 FF as a part-time starter) had their best seasons in the league, proving to be good moves this season.

- Did not make the playoffs