The 2013-2014 SuiteSports NFL Awards

We're not going to hold you in suspense. Peyton Manning is our MVP, and he should be yours too.

By Jeremy Conlin (@jeremy_conlin) and Joe Parello (@HerewegoJoe)

Super Bowl week is now upon us, and SuiteSports will do its best to bring you Super Bowl-y content every day from here on out. But today, we wanted to focus on the incredible season that's been.

With that in mind, editors Jeremy Conlin and Joe Parello make their picks today for the 2013-14 NFL Award winners. Some of them, like MVP, were no-brainers, but what about Defensive Player of the Year and Coach of the Year? Those were a little tougher, as several deserving candidates emerged throughout the course of 2013.

So who did our editors go with? Find out below.

Long and Suite Preview: The AFC West

Peyton Manning and the Broncos look to repeat as AFC West champions.

By Jeremy Conlin (@jeremy_conlin) and Joe Parello (@HerewegoJoe)

While pretty much everybody expects Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos to take care of business in the AFC West this season, the division is not devoid of story lines.

Among them will be how the Broncos deal with the loss of pass rusher Elvis Dumervil (To a paperwork delay, no less), and the six-game absence of rising star Von Miller on the other side of the defense. Miller was suspended for violating the league's substance abuse policy.

After the Broncos, it's a cluster of teams that have underachieved on a grand scale in recent years, headlined by San Diego and "guy we thought would be an elite quarterback by now," Phillip Rivers. The Raiders seem to always have speed, but production has failed to follow athleticism to Oakland. Members of the Black Hole might not recognize the product on the field this season, particularly on defense, where the Silver and Black look to replace as many as nine starters.

Then you have a new era beginning in Kansas City, and suddenly the Chiefs are a trendy playoff pick due to the additions of head coach Andy Reid and quarterback Alex Smith.

Studs and Duds: Straight Ballin'

By Jeremy Conlin and Joe Parello

Studs and Duds is a weekly feature on Suite Sports. Who had a good week? Who had a bad week?

Studs

Jay Harris, AKA "Jay Datbull"

If a college football recruit has ever had more Swag than Datbull, I haven't heard of him. Harris reportedly turned down a scholarship offer to play football for Michigan State so that he could pursue a budding rap career.

Awesome, I know.

His first single, "Datbull 4 Life" features him lighting up some weed, rapping about stealing people's wives, girls sitting on his (expletive deleted) and just general baller-hood. If you check out this video below and don't immediately sign him to a record deal, you clearly have no eye (or ear?) for musical talent.

Oh yeah, and then the minor detail came out that it was actually MSU releasing him from his scholarship after this video got over 50,000 hits on Youtube, citing inappropriate behavior.

Haters gone hate.

-JP