WFL Players of the Week -1975

Below are the weekly winners of the 1975 World Football League Players of the Week award. Unfortunately, the WFL went out of business after twelve weeks of a scheduled eighteen game regular season. The league never named a Most Valuable Player award winner for the '75 season.

1975 WFL Player of the Week Winners

Week 1	Week 2	Week 3	Week 4
Mike Ernst Southern California	Larry Csonka Memphis	Tommy Reamon Jacksonville	Bob Davis Philadelphia
Week 5	Week 6	Week 7	Week 8
Dave Williams Southern California	Don Highsmith Charlotte	Matthew Reed Birmingham	Edd Hargett Shreveport
Week 9	Week 10	Week 11	Week 12
George Mira Jacksonville	Claude Watts Philadelphia	Ike Thomas Charlotte	Warren Capone Birmingham

1975 World Football League Most Valuable Player

The World Football League ceased operations on October 22, 1975. The league never named the MVP award winner for 1975. Anthony Davis of the Southern California Sun was on his way to a record breaking year during his rookie season. Davis was never named Player of the Week during 1975 campaign even though he lead the WFL in rushing and scoring most of the year. Davis rushed for a hundred yards or more in eight games during the '75 season, a WFL record. More than likely A.D. would have been named the World Football League's Most Valuable Player. Tommy Reamon owned the WFL rushing record with 1576 yards and Ed Marshall held the scoring record with 144 points. Both records were set during the 1974 WFL season. After week twelve, Anthony Davis was well in reach of both records. The league folded with six weeks left in the World Football League's 1975 regular season. Below are stats for Anthony Davis during his rookie season with the Southern California Sun.

Anthony Davis running for yardage against the Philadelphia Bell in Anaheim.

Anthony Davis - Southern California Sun

(After Twelve Games)

RUSHING - 1975

RECEIVING - 1975

PASSING - 1975

KICKOFF RETURNS - 1975

SCORING - 1975