1. Joe Flacco
   Cam Newton
2. Tyrod Taylor
   Russell Wilson

In 2012, when Wilson was drafted by the Seahawks, he earned the NFL's "Rookie of the Year" honors. Since then, he has been a six-time Pro Bowlers and has one Super Bowl title to his name.

1. Saquon Barkley
   Frank Gore
2. LeSean McCoy
   James White

Former Penn State running back Saquon Barkley was a first-round pick and the No. 2 pick overall in the 2018 NFL Draft for the New York Giants. His rookie season saw him rush for more than 1,300 yards.

1. Lamar Miller
   Dion Lewis
2. Ezekiel Elliott
   Jamaal Charles

Drafted in 2016 out of Ohio State University, Ezekiel Elliott led the league in rushing his rookie season. He has been with the Dallas Cowboys the duration of his career, where he has had some off-field troubles of note.

1. Bobby Wagner
   Luke Kuechly
2. J. J. Watt
   Cameron Jordan

J. J. Watt has had an injury-plagued career, but that hasn't stopped the former University of Wisconsin athlete from working hard on and off the field. His fundraising efforts earned him the league's Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award in 2017.

1. DeSean Jackson
   T.Y. Hilton
2. Antonio Brown
   Mike Evans

After spending eight seasons in Pittsburgh, Brown's grumblings and off-field antics helped the team decide to trade him away, which they did before the start of the 2019 season, to the Oakland Raiders.

1. Matthew Stafford
   Case Keenum
2. Ryan Fitzpatrick
   Aaron Rodgers

Aaron Rodgers was selected in the first round of the 2005 NFL draft, but sat behind superstar Brett Favre for three seasons before being unleashed as the team's starting quarterback.

1. Odell Beckham Jr.
   Jarvis Landry
2. JuJu Smith-Schuster
   Larry Fitzgerald

Odell Beckham Jr.'s star grew after that one-handed catch with the New York Giants against the Dallas Cowboys. Beckham was traded to the Cleveland Browns before the 2019 NFL season.

1. Amari Cooper
   Julio Jones
2. Antonio Brown
   Randall Cobb

Julio Jones, drafted by the Falcons after a collegiate career at the University of Alabama, had a prolific 2018 season, catching eight touchdowns and amassing nearly 1,700 yards.

1. Matthew Stafford
   Ryan Fitzpatrick
2. Drew Brees
   Nick Foles

Playing with the New Orleans Saints since 2006, Drew Brees has climbed to the top of numerous career achievements among quarterbacks. Five times in his career he has surpassed 5,000 yards in a season.

1. James White
   Todd Gurley
2. Joe Mixon
   Le'Veon Bell

Le'Veon Bell got what he wanted – a ticket out of Pittsburgh – after sitting out the entire 2018 NFL season. Bell was traded to the New York Jets in the off-season following his franchise tag-rejecting statement.

1. Tom Brady
   Carson Wentz
2. Drew Brees
   Aaron Rodgers

Love him or hate him, you won't find many people who don't respect the career accomplishments this New England Patriots quarterback has put together since being drafted 199th in the 2000 draft. His 40-yard dash time could use some work, though.

1. Courtland Sutton
   Von Miller
2. Ja'Wuan James
   Chris Harris

Von Miller, an outside linebacker with the Denver Broncos, earned Super Bowl 50's MVP award. A few months later, he tackled the televised "Dancing with the Stars" competition, getting eliminated in week 7.

1. Sutton Smith
   Alex Smith
2. Ben Roethlisberger
   Mason Rudolph

Roethlisberger was drafted by the Steelers in 2004 and has performed as its starting quarterback ever since (barring injury). He is one of only six NFL quarterbacks to have at least one victory against each of the NFL's other 31 teams.

1. Khalil Mack
   Dont'a Hightower
2. Trey Flowers
   K.J. Wright

A disruptive force on defense, Khalil Mack was shockingly traded away from the Raiders to the Bears at the start of the 2018 season. Mack wanted a big contract, but new Raiders coach Jon Gruden had other plans.

1. Chris Harris
   Stephon Gilmore
2. Jalen Ramsey
   Aqib Talib

A former standout at Florida State University, Ramsey was drafted by the Jaguars in 2016. He is well-known around the league for his trash-talking ways, taking jabs at everyone from his own team to his weekly opponents.

1. Dakota Allen
   Marcus Peters
2. Todd Gurley
   Eric Weddle

After several prolific seasons in the NFL, Gurley was noticeably absent from his team's Super Bowl 53 appearance, prompting questions about the severity of a knee injury that had been nagging him.

1. Sony Michel
   Alvin Kamara
2. Mark Ingram
   Doug Martin

Alvin Kamara played collegiate football at the University of Alabama before transferring to the University of Tennessee. He was drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the third round of the 2017 draft.

1. A. J. Green
   Joe Mixon
2. John Ross
   Tyler Boyd

The Bengals' A. J. Green took the NFL by storm when he burst onto the scene in 2011, catching more passes in his first three seasons than any other receiver to that point. The Browns' Jarvis Landry later broke that record during his time with the Dolphins.

1. Russell Wilson
   Cam Newton
2. Robert Griffin III
   Deshaun Watson

When Cam Newton was drafted No. 1 in the 2011 NFL draft, he completed a trifecta few others have achieved including winning an NCAA title and college football's most prestigious award, the Heisman Trophy.

1. Zach Ertz
   Jordan Howard
2. Carson Wentz
   Jason Kelce

Tight end Zach Ertz's go-ahead touchdown in Super Bowl 52 secured the victory for his team, the Eagles' first Super Bowl victory. It was Ertz's only touchdown catch in a Super Bowl where he earned 67 yards on seven catches.

1. Aaron Donald
   Ndamukong Suh
2. Calais Campbell
   Demarcus Lawrence

After a collegiate career at the University of Pittsburgh, Aaron Donald was drafted by the Rams in 2014, making the move with the team from St. Louis to Los Angeles. His name is always mentioned at the top of defensive honors.

1. Alex Smith
   Patrick Mahomes
2. Jimmy Garoppolo
   Kirk Cousins

After sitting behind then-starter Alex Smith for one season, Mahomes earned the starting nod the next year. He subsequently threw for more than 5,000 yards and 50 touchdowns. Not bad for a rookie.

1. Ryan Fitzpatrick
   Kirk Cousins
2. Case Keenum
   Baker Mayfield

Baker Mayfield led the Cleveland Browns to a victory in his first start, snapping a nearly two-year winless streak the franchise was in the midst of. Mayfield was the No. 1 draft pick in the 2018 NFL Draft.

1. Julio Jones
   Larry Fitzgerald
2. Amari Cooper
   Kevin White

Despite spending the entirety of his NFL career with the Arizona Cardinals, Larry Fitzgerald's team has struggled with keeping a QB for the Pro Bowler. By some estimates, Fitzgerald has played with 18 different QBs since 2004.

1. Christian McCaffrey
   Julian Edelman
2. Wes Welker
   Danny Amendola

Standing just 5 feet, 10 inches tall, Julian Edelman has defied the odds in the NFL. His post-season work has vaulted him to the top of the list for receiving yards and receptions behind only Jerry Rice.

1. Philip Rivers
   Marcus Mariota
2. Russell Wilson
   Jimmy Garoppolo

Marcus Mariota was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, in 1993 and went on to play collegiately at the University of Oregon, where he won the Heisman Trophy. Mariota is the Tennessee Titans' starting quarterback.

1. Philip Rivers
   Justin Jackson
2. Mike Williams
   Joey Bosa

Drafted by the Chargers in 2016, Joey Bosa earned the NFL's Defensive Rookie of the Year honors his first season. Bosa played college football at Ohio State University and was his draft class's third pick overall.

1. Dee Ford
   Jimmy Garoppolo
2. Nick Bosa
   Marquise Goodwin

After sitting several seasons behind Tom Brady, Jimmy Garoppolo was sent to the 49ers in a trade that shocked fans of both teams. Garoppolo was injured early in the 2018 season and did not finish the year as the team's starter.

1. Jadeveon Clowney
   Will Fuller
2. Deshaun Watson
   DeAndre Hopkins

DeAndre Hopkins played college ball at Clemson University before being the second wide receiver taken in the 2013 draft. Hopkins has played for the Texans for the duration of his professional career.

1. Dede Westbrook
   Telvin Smith
2. Jalen Ramsey
   Leonard Fournette

The Jaguars first-round pick in the 2017 NFL Draft, Fournette was expected to make an immediate impact for the team. But a rash of injuries – and a fistfight in the midst of a 2018 brawl – have slowed the running back's progress.

1. Kyler Murray
   Patrick Peterson
2. David Johnson
   Kevin White

The Arizona Cardinals' Patrick Peterson has never been to a Super Bowl, but he has earned Pro Bowl nods in each of his eight seasons in the league. Peterson was a first-round draft pick out of LSU.

1. Cameron Jordan
   Aaron Donald
2. Trey Flowers
   Fletcher Cox

Fletcher Cox earned his first Super Bowl ring at the conclusion of the 2017 season with the Philadelphia Eagles. He has been named to the "Top 100" list by his peers three separate times.

1. Jason Pierre-Paul
   Vinny Curry
2. Vita Vea
   Ndamukong Suh

Ndamukong Suh hasn't always been on the positive side of the press about him, being fined more than $250,000 since 2014 for violating the league's safety rules. He has nearly 500 tackles throughout his NFL career.

1. Joey Bosa
   Chris Jones
2. Bobby Wagner
   Luke Kuechly

Luke Kuechly has spent the duration of his NFL career in Charlotte with the Carolina Panthers, leading the NFL in sacks his rookie season in 2012. Kuechly is also a six-time Pro Bowler.

1. Bobby Wagner
   Shaquem Griffin
2. Chris Carson
   Tyler Lockett

Bobby Wagner only earned one scholarship offer in college, accepting it and enrolling at Utah State. He has been a prolific addition to the Seahawks' defense, earning Pro Bowl honors five times during his career.

1. Ted Ginn Jr.
   Taysom Hill
2. Michael Thomas
   Alvin Kamara

The New Orleans Saints' Michael Thomas led the league in receptions for the 2018 season, hauling in 125 receptions for more than 1,400 receiving yards. He broke several team records the same season.

1. Josh Oliver
   Telvin Smith
2. Calais Campbell
   Marqise Lee

Starting his career with the Arizona Cardinals, Calais Campbell signed with a new team – the Jaguars – in 2017. His play during that season helped the team earn the nickname, "Sacksonville," among its fans.

1. Ed Oliver
   Josh Allen
2. Micah Hyde
   Zay Jones

Micah Hyde played college football at the University of Iowa, and was drafted by the Packers in 2013. He played several seasons in Green Bay before signing with the Buffalo Bills before the 2017 season.

1. Richard Sherman
   Stephon Gilmore
2. Josh Norman
   Xavier Rhodes

Stephon Gilmore, considered by many to be the league's most elite corner, finally earned his Super Bowl ring with the New England Patriots in the 2018 season. Gilmore intercepted a pass in that game to help ensure the team's victory.

1. Rob Gronkowski
   Jimmy Graham
2. Travis Kelce
   Zach Ertz

Travis Kelce played college ball at the University of Cincinnati before being drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in 2013. He has been selected to the Pro Bowl four times during his NFL career.