There were only two true contenders for this spot in the eyes of our voters, but Stafford won out after the best season of his career. He finished the 2025 regular season leading all quarterbacks in PFF passing grade (93.3), and his 7.4% PFF big-time throw rate was also the best in the league.

With the NFL regular season in the books, which players were the best of the best at each position? Using advanced data, the Next Gen Stats analytics group compiles a 2025 All-Pro Team. Which franchise led the way with three selections?

The 2025 AP All-America teams were released on Monday, with 81 players earning a spot on one of the three teams. The first team is headlined by four Ohio State Buckeyes -- Caleb Downs, Jeremiah Smith, Arvell Reese and Kayden McDonald. Downs is the only player in the country to make the first team in 2024 and 2025.

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With the NFL regular season in the books, which players were the best of the best at each position? Using advanced data, the Next Gen Stats analytics group compiles a 2025 All-Pro Team, with a defense and special teams led by a dynamic Texans duo.

Lowville was the team to beat in Section III Class D and its duo of Cole Zubrzycki and Mason Lyndaker earned first-team honors. They’re joined by Dolgeville’s Jacob Moore, Beaver River’s Kayne Lyndaker and Utica Notre Dame’s Moses Shan.

The list of opponents for all 32 NFL teams in 2026 is now known. Here's a look at who each team will play next season.

Several Philadelphia Eagles players are contenders for the AP NFL All-Pro team. Cornerbacks Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean are strong candidates due to their impressive coverage statistics. Linebacker Zack Baun and defensive tackle Jordan Davis have also put up All-Pro worthy numbers this season.

Kjesbu and Timmons were also named to the WSFCA’s inaugural all-academic football team, joining fellow Twin Harbors footballers Cole Revel and Luke Martin of Aberdeen and Hoquiam’s Andrew Lee and Ethan Byron with all-academic honors.

The Alabama linebacker had 50 total tackles during his three seasons in Tuscaloosa, a majority of which came during a breakout 2024 campaign.