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Kurt WarnerOct 8, 2025

As relayed by Eisen, Warner said Buccaneers rookie receiver Emeka Abuka could be Offensive Player of the Year based on their tape and production.

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0Miss · out of 100
Jaxon Smith-Njigba wonWhat happenedcalled Emeka Egbuka
0A naive guessthe same call, no knowledge
0This callout of 100
0Skillafter difficulty

What Kurt Warner said

Kurt Warner said he could be an offensive player of the year the way that he's seeing him on tape and show up in the stat column.
Our reading: Emeka Egbuka to win Offensive Player of the Year
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Hour 3: NFL Week 6 Power Rankings, plus Jon Bon Jovi In-Studio
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  1. SaidOct 8, 2025
  2. GradedAug 13, 2026

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a naive guessbetter than naive

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  1. Award PicksEmeka EgbukaTampa Bay Buccaneers

    Emeka Egbuka to win Offensive Player of the Year

    What happenedJaxon Smith-Njigba woncalled Emeka Egbuka
    0Miss · naive 0
    0this call0a naive guess0better than naive1.72difficulty0skill
    How this was scored
    award:
    offensive_player_of_the_year
    naive:
    the naive pick was Saquon Barkley, who won it the year before
    skill:
    0
    player:
    Emeka Egbuka
    season:
    2025
    who won:
    Jaxon Smith-Njigba
    correct:
    no
    accuracy:
    0
    baseline:
    0
    difficulty:
    1.72
    weeks in the season:
    18
    weeks left when called:
    13
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