Voting is now open for , with the winner being announced during the two-hour primetime awards show in Arizona on Jan. 31 on NBC the night before .Each week leading up to "NFL Honors", we'll take a look at monumental games during the 2014 season for one FedEx Air and one FedEx Ground Player of the Year nominee. This week, we'll kick it off with two players who in the on Sunday.Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay PackersOne Look Back to Week 10: In 2014, the owned the . The combined scores of the two teams' meetings was 93-31 (the ). Rodgers was virtually unstoppable in the two teams' second meeting on "Sunday Night Football" at legendary Lambeau Devante Parker Jersey Field. Rodgers had six touchdown pa ses, all in the first half, becoming just the second quarterback in NFL history with six touchdown pa ses in the first half ( was the other, doing so in 1969 for the ). Like Lamonica before him, Rodgers would finish the game with six touchdown pa ses (one short of tying the NFL record of seven, held by seven players). That's because the held a commanding 42-0 lead at halftime, and Rodgers was pulled from the game with the score out of reach. in two games against the this season, Rodgers registered 10 touchdown pa ses and no interceptions, and this was a first against a single team in a single season. DeMarco Murray, Dallas CowboysOne Look Back to Week 7: Murray made an early season run at history in 2014, and a 128-yard, 1-touchdown effort against the put the running back into a cla s all by himself. A week prior, Murray matched 's start in 1958, having rushed for 100-plus yards in each of his first six games. Murray then eclipsed Brown in Week 7.Through seven games, Murray already had 913 yards rushing, which at the time were more than every NFL team except the , and . At season's end, Murray had a league-leading 1,845 yards rushing (easily outdistancing the second-best total, 's 1,361 yards). Murray's yardage total was also better than the totals for 20 teams. Murray also set a new single-season rushing yardage record, topping 's mark of 1,773 from 1995. Nolan Smith Jr. Jersey