2022 Courage Award Winner

Jakobi Meyers

2022 Ed Block Courage Award Winner

Despite battling with injuries throughout the year, WR Jakobi Meyers started 13 of the 14 games that he appeared in this season. He led the team and set career highs with 804 receiving yards and six touchdowns and finished second on the team with 67 receptions.

He originally signed with the Patriots as a rookie free agent in 2019 out of North Carolina State. He quickly became a staple component to the Patriots offense and has tallied the most receptions and receiving yards since joining the team. His 235 career receptions currently ranks third among all non-drafted players in the league since 2019.

Position WR
Height 6'2"
Weight 200 lbs
College N.C. State
NFL Experience 4 years

Past Winners

  • 2021 - Brandon King
  • 2020 - Devin McCourty
  • 2020 - James White 
  • 2019 - Julian Edelman 
  • 2018 - Nate Ebner 
  • 2017 - Matthew Slater 
  • 2016 - Nate Solder 
  • 2015 - Jerod Mayo 
  • 2014 - Rob Gronkowski 
  • 2013 - Sebastian Vollmer 
  • 2012 - Logan Mankins 
  • 2011 - Marcus Cannon 
  • 2010 - Wes Welker 
  • 2009 - Tom Brady 
  • 2008 - Sammy Morris 
  • 2007 - Steve Neal 
  • 2006 - Rodney Harrison 
  • 2005 - Tedy Bruschi 
  • 2004 - Rosevelt Colvin 
  • 2003 - Mike Vrabel 
  • 2002 - Joe Andruzzi 
  • 2001 - Ted Johnson 
  • 1999 - Drew Bledsoe 
  • 1998 - Troy Brown 
  • 1997 - David Meggett 
  • 1996 - Sam Gash 
  • 1995 - Vincent Brown 
  • 1994 - Tim Goad 
  • 1993 - Bruce Armstrong 
  • 1992 - Irving Fryar 
  • 1991 - Fred Marion 
  • 1990 - Ronnie Lippett 
  • 1989 - Kenneth Sims 
  • 1988 - Garin Veris 
  • 1987 - Lin Dawson 
  • 1986 - Steve Nelson 
  • 1985 - Pete Brock 
  • 1984 - Steve Grogan 

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