1. Falcons
   Patriots
2. Bengals
   Rams

Since joining the league in 2011, Andy Dalton has started every regular season game for the Bengals except for three. He missed those three games in 2015 due to a broken thumb.

1. Eagles
   Titans
2. Buccaneers
   Cowboys

Nick Foles took over for Carson Wentz in 2017 after Wentz tore his ACL. Foles guided the Eagles to the Super Bowl and won the Super Bowl MVP after throwing for 373 yards and three touchdowns.

1. Vikings
   Broncos
2. Raiders
   Browns

Von Miller was named the MVP of Super Bowl 50 in a game dominated by the defense. He finished the game with two and a half sacks and two forced fumbles.

1. Saints
   Browns
2. Cowboys
   Packers

The Browns did not win a game the entire 2017 season. With a horrible record, they were awarded the first pick in the NFL draft where they selected Baker Mayfield.

1. Jets
   Eagles
2. Chiefs
   Cowboys

Cole Beasley had his best professional season in 2016. That year, he caught 75 passes for 833 yards.

1. Dolphins
   Rams
2. Seahawks
   Broncos

In 2017, Case Keenum led the Vikings to a 13-3 record and a first-round victory in the playoffs where he threw a last-second game-winning touchdown. Even with the success, the Vikings decided to let Keenum enter free agency at the end of the season.

1. Chargers
   Texans
2. Buccaneers
   Raiders

Mike Evans played college football with Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel. Evans only saw the field for two seasons, but he had over 1,000 receiving yards both years.

1. Colts
   Patriots
2. Jaguars
   Giants

Josh Gordon was suspended by the NFL for violating its drug abuse policy. He missed two full seasons in 2015 and 2016 because of the suspension as well as by his choice to go to rehab.

1. Titans
   Colts
2. 49ers
   Bears

Marquise Goodwin had an outstanding college career as a track and field participant. He was a two-time national college champion at the long jump event.

1. Ravens
   Lions
2. Packers
   Steelers

Born in Winnie, Texas, Vance McDonald played college football at Rice University. In 2012, he was named to the First-Team All-C-USA after catching 80 passes for 999 yards.

1. Bears
   Colts
2. Chargers
   Texans

Chase Daniel has spent most of his career as a backup quarterback, starting in only two games since entering the league. He has one career touchdown and one career interception on his resume.

1. Giants
   Eagles
2. Vikings
   Raiders

In week 8 of the 2017 season, the Eagles played the 49ers in a game where Jalen Mills had a deflection, a tackle for a loss, and an interception. For his efforts, Mills was named the NFC Defensive Player of the Week.

1. Cardinals
   Bills
2. Saints
   Jets

Alex Okafor tore his Achilles in Week 11 of the 2017 season. The injury would force him to miss the rest of the season.

1. Lions
   Seahawks
2. Rams
   Saints

Thomas Morstead has been a member of the Saints since he entered the league in 2009. He helped the team win a Super Bowl his rookie season.

1. Packers
   Bills
2. Broncos
   Panthers

Playing defensive end, Jerry Hughes was a first-round​ draft pick out of TCU. Originally drafted by the Colts, he was traded to the Bills in 2013 for Kelvin Sheppard.

1. Lions
   Dolphins
2. Titans
   Jets

Jordan Jenkins was set to start his rookie season but missed the first two games due to a calf injury. He made his first career start in the third game of the 2016 season against the Chiefs.

1. Bears
   Chiefs
2. Jaguars
   Texans

Taylor Gabriel attended Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas. During his four-year career, he set the school record for the most career touchdowns.

1. Redskins
   Cardinals
2. Browns
   Broncos

Myles Garrett imposed his will on other teams while in college at Texas A&M. Playing in 34 total games across three seasons​, Garrett had 31 sacks and 47 tackles for a loss.

1. Packers
   Rams
2. Jaguars
   Panthers

Josh Reynolds was born in San Antonio, Texas. He was a three-star recruit coming out of high school where he played both wide receiver and safety.

1. Chargers
   Cowboys
2. Seahawks
   Colts

Joey Hunt played college football at TCU. During his four-year college career, Hunt played in 42 games but failed to separate himself as a top lineman in the 2016 NFL draft where he went in the 6th round.

1. Browns
   Bills
2. Patriots
   Falcons

Corey Nelson was part of the Broncos Super Bowl run in 2015-16. During Super Bowl 50, Nelson recorded one tackle as the Broncos' defense dominated the Panthers, holding the team to 10 points.

1. Cowboys
   Falcons
2. Colts
   Ravens

Jake Matthews was a top lineman recruit coming out of high school. He had offers from several major universities including Oklahoma, Alabama and Texas. However, he ended up at Texas A&M.

1. Chargers
   Bears
2. Panthers
   Texans

Colin Jones played in his first playoff game his rookie season while he was a member of the 49ers. In the game, he had two solo tackles in a win over the New Orleans Saints.

1. Dolphins
   Redskins
2. Cardinals
   Raiders

Ryan Tannehill played wide receiver his first few seasons in college. His junior year he took over the quarterback position halfway​ through the season and never looked back.

1. Chiefs
   Raiders
2. Jets
   Giants

To start the 2018 season, Patrick Mahomes took the league by storm. In his first two games, Mahomes threw for 10 touchdowns and nearly 600 yards.

1. Lions
   Buccaneers
2. Falcons
   Steelers

Quandre Diggs played football at Angleton High School in Angleton, Texas. Coming out of high school, Diggs was ranked as the number one cornerback recruit by many scouts.

1. Patriots
   Giants
2. Jaguars
   Bears

Though he only touched the ball 98 times, Rex Burkhead averaged 6.9 yards per carry his senior year of college. His longest run on the season was 73 yards.

1. Panthers
   Saints
2. Ravens
   Giants

Russell Shepard went undrafted in 2013 coming out of LSU. The first team to sign him was the Eagles, though he was soon released by the team.

1. Colts
   Packers
2. Bears
   Seahawks

The Legion of Boom put immense pressure on opposing offenses. Not only could they cover receivers, but the group was capable of making tackles and creating turnovers.

1. Broncos
   49ers
2. Jaguars
   Jets

Emmanuel Sanders was a third round pick in the 2010 NFL draft. He was selected to his first Pro Bowl in 2014 and followed it up with another selection in 2016.

1. Redskins
   Texans
2. Titans
   Cowboys

Brian Orakpo dominated the Big 12 during his college career. During his freshman season, he was named Big 12 Defensive Freshman of the Year. Four years later, he was named the Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year.

1. Panthers
   Dolphins
2. Bills
   Vikings

Danny Amendola spent the early part of his career on various practice squads, including the Cowboys and the Eagles. In 2009, the Rams were the first team to give Amendola a chance to show off his talent.

1. Falcons
   Saints
2. Panthers
   Buccaneers

Drew Brees is the only quarterback to throw for over 5,000 yards more than once. He accomplished the feat five different times.

1. Falcons
   Chargers
2. Broncos
   Bears

Matt Bryant traveled around a lot in the early part of his professional career, playing for a multitude of teams. In 2009, he finally signed with the Falcons where he has been ever since.

1. Cowboys
   Redskins
2. Jets
   Giants

The only season Evander Hood started all 16 NFL games was in 2012. He had three sacks that season and two fumble recoveries.

1. Bills
   Rams
2. Eagles
   Titans

Jason Peters played tight end in college, where he was a second-team All-SEC selection his junior year. He went undrafted in 2004 but moved to offensive tackle and was eventually picked up by the Bills as an undrafted free agent.

1. Redskins
   Jaguars
2. Patriots
   Colts

A gifted running back, Adrian Peterson has won numerous awards throughout his career. However, Peterson has never had a chance to play in a Super Bowl despite being in the league since 2007.

1. Cardinals
   Seahawks
2. Vikings
   Raiders

Derrick Johnson is a four-time Pro Bowler at the linebacker position. He was also selected as First-Team All-Pro in 2011.

1. Dolphins
   Packers
2. Browns
   Ravens

Michael Crabtree's college career at Texas Tech was filled with awards and accolades. Thanks to his success, Crabtree was selected as the NCAA Football 10 cover athlete​.

1. Titans
   Panthers
2. Raiders
   Jaguars

A third-round draft pick in 2010, Brandon LaFell has been around the league. His most successful season was with the New England Patriots where he helped the team win Super Bowl XLIX.