NFL Awards
In 2012, this superstar rushed for 2,097 yards to become the last non-quarterback to win the regular season NFL MVP award
Adrian Peterson
In 2007, this wide receiver caught 23 touchdowns
Randy Moss
This British band's 1987 album Hysteria spawned massive hits like "Pour Some Sugar on Me"
Def Leppard
The Oscar-nominated actor famous for his intense delivery in Pulp Fiction AND the young receiver who claimed the 2025 OPOY
Samuel L Jackson Smith-Njigba
2022 U.S. Open at The Country Club of Brookline
Matt Fitzpatrick
He is the only player in NFL history to win 5 regular-season MVP awards
Peyton Manning
In 1973, this pitcher struck out 383 batters
Nolan Ryan
Fronted by Axl Rose and featuring Slash on lead guitar, this band welcomed fans to the jungle
Guns N' Roses
The 1980s funk icon that gave the world "Super Freak" AND the dynamic guard famous for his elite step-back and facial hair.
Rick James Harden
2023 Open Championship at Royal Liverpool Golf Club
Brian Harman
From 1999 to 2001, this St. Louis Rams running back dominated the "Greatest Show on Turf" era to win three straight OPOY awards
Marshall Faulk
In the 2009–10 season, this sharpshooter connected on 53.6% of his three-point attempts
Kyle Korver
In 1984, this hard rock band scored their first and only Billboard Number 1 hit single with the track "Jump."
Van Halen
The legendary blind soul singer who gave us "Georgia On My Mind" AND the NBA Hall of Famer turned TNT broadcasting icon.
Ray Charles Barkley
2019 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach Golf Links
Gary Woodland
In 2003, the MVP award was split in a rare tie between Ravens running back Jamal Lewis and this Tennessee Titans quarterback
Steve McNair
2023, this cornerback set an NFL single-season record by returning 5 interceptions for touchdowns
DeRon Bland
Led by singer Vince Neil and bassist Nikki Sixx, this notorious band topped the charts with their 1989 album Dr. Feelgood
Motley Crue
This legendary forward who retired as a top-10 all-time NBA scorer AND the former World Series-winning Nationals third baseman
Carmelo Anthony Rendon
2013 Masters at Augusta National Golf Club
Adam Scott
A tie among the top, each of these 3 franchise legends have won 3 NFL DPOY awards
Lawrence Taylor, JJ Watt, Aaron Donald
In the 1992–93 this rookie scored 76 goals, setting the all-time record for a first-year player
Teemu Selanne
This band's 1981 track "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic" was a massive hit, but they broke up shortly after due to tensions between frontman Sting and his bandmates.
The Police
The American winger drafted No. 2 overall behind Sidney Crosby in 2005 AND the former Orlando Magic and Houston Rockets "stretch-four"
Bobby Ryan Anderson
2012 U.S. Open at the Olympic Club
Webb Simpson