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December 2, 2021
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What was the football photo of the year in 2015?

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We have something of an annual tradition on this site to crown a Football Photo of the Year for each season.

Here is the winner from 2013, taken by Michael Wyke of the Tulsa World:

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and 2014, shot by Aaron Flum of the (Norwich, Conn.) Bulletin.

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Each of those photos grabbed you by the collar and made you say Whoa. To be honest, I haven't seen one this season -- but that could be entirely because I haven't seen it. But perhaps you have. If you know of a football photo from the 2015 season you believe is deserving -- could be from anywhere from NFL to Pop Warner -- link it in the comments or hit me up on Twitter @zach_barnett.

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