Top Ten NFL Players Most Likely to Win NFL Comeback Player of the Year for the 2018-2019 Season
Last year’s CPOTY, Keenan Allen, had a magnificent season with the Chargers. Now we’re left to wonder, which injured player will come up with the award in 2018? Many missed the whole season, some missed most. We’re looking at the top ten NFL players most likely to win Comeback Player of the Year for the 2018-2019 season.
The most obvious choice, Luck missed all of 2017 because of shoulder complications. But don't be surprised that if he comes back in 2018, he'll whip up a storm in the NFL.
Yeah his gonna win it for sure as he should as the season went on he look more and more like Andrew Luck when he first started out.

Injured during week 1 in 2017, Johnson missed the rest of the season. Now, he expects more of himself, and he said he wants to hit the 2,000 yards from scrimmage barrier. He's still quite young, so don't be surprised if Johnson ends up as the comeback player of the year.

He's won comeback player of the year once already. He fought off cancer to win that, so I don't expect a decrease in production from the pro bowl safety in 2018, and he could win his second CPOTY award.

He only played a few games before a season ending ankle injury. The young wide receiver has looked ready during the offseason, so I think he'll do fine in 2018. It's just that Eli Manning needs to step up.

Will he get injured yet again in 2018? Texans fans better hope not, because they're loaded and ready for a playoff run this year. He could end up with 20+ sacks this year and win CPOTY. But defensive player of the year would be more fitting.

Gordon was just reinstated last year, after not playing a snap in the NFL for a few years. Now, he's back for vengeance, and helping the miserable Browns step up their game.

After tearing his ACL and missing all of 2017, Robinson is with a new team. The Chicago Bears look promising this year, and if there's anyone who can get good play out of Robinson, it's Matt Nagy.

After missing out on the offensive rookie of the year award, Watson could end up with a different trophy on his shelf, pending he plays well.


Sproles stated 2018 will be his last year in the NFL. After missing all of last season, he looks to help the Eagles reach another Super Bowl, with a lesser role.

He played seven games, which makes me wonder if he'd even qualify for comeback player of the year. If so, it's plausible, but MVP seems more likely.
