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Here are the results of the M22 Superlatives! Thank you to all those that voted. 

Who was the Best Passer?

• Chicago Bears

This one was a very close race. Ultimately, the vote went to the most efficient passer this cycle. While the Bears may not put up as gaudy of passing stats as other teams. They are the best at limiting turnovers through the air. 

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