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In only his third career start, this fifth-round rookie accumulated 364 passing yards, three passing touchdowns and a rushing score—but lost 31–29.

Shedeur Sanders

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Baltimore held a 15-point lead with four minutes remaining before losing this Week 1 thriller by a single point

Buffalo Bills 41-40


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Matthew Stafford found this tight end for a 19-yard touchdown with 38 seconds remaining to defeat Carolina 34–31.

Colby Parkinson

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After arriving in Dallas via trade, this receiver earned second-team All-Pro honors during his first season catching passes from Dak Prescott.

George Pickens

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Jacksonville acquired this former Patriot and Raider to reinforce a receiving corps dealing with injuries to Travis Hunter and Brian Thomas Jr.

Jakobi Meyers

400

This kicker became the first player to make a tying field goal with no time left in regulation and a winning field goal with no time left in overtime during the same game.

Brandon Aubrey

400

This team erased a 16-point 4th Qtr deficit and defeated the Rams 38–37 in the game NFL.com ranked as the regular season’s best.

Seacocks

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This Patriots defensive back intercepted C.J. Stroud and returned it for a touchdown during New England’s 28–16 divisional-round victory.

Marcus Jones

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This former fourth-overall selection finally earned All-Pro recognition after emerging as Atlanta’s second major offensive weapon alongside Bijan Robinson.

Kyle Pitts

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When the Jets traded Sauce Gardner to Indianapolis, they received two first-round selections and this former Texas receiver.

Adonai Mitchell

600

This veteran produced the season’s highest single-game passing total, throwing for 470 yards against Chicago in November.

Joe Flacco

600

Ja’Marr Chase established Bengals single-game records with 16 catches on 23 targets in a 33–31 victory over this division rival.

Pittsburgh Steelers
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This Seattle defender made the fourth-down stop that ended the Rams’ final serious threat in the NFC Championship Game.

Devon Witherspoon

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This Jacksonville linebacker earned second-team honors during the Jaguars’ 13–4 division-winning season.

Devin Lloyd

600

The Jets received two premium draft picks and this former first-round defensive tackle when they sent Quinnen Williams to Dallas.

Mazi Smith

800

With CeeDee Lamb leaving early, this Cowboys receiver posted career highs of nine catches and 115 yards against Detroit in Week 14.

Ryan Flournoy

800

After being shut out through three quarters, Denver scored an NFL-record 33 fourth-quarter points for a team blanked through three; this kicker’s 39-yarder completed the comeback.

Will Lutz

800

This Houston defensive back scored on a pick-six as the Texans recorded two defensive touchdowns and won their first road playoff game. One by Sheldon Rankins and another by this player

Calen Bullock

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After leaving San Francisco for Denver, this safety earned second-team All-Pro honors in the same secondary as Patrick Surtain II.

Talanoa Hufanga

800

After losing Joe Alt to a serious injury, the Chargers acquired this former Saints first-round offensive lineman at the deadline.

Trevor Penning

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On his 29th birthday, this 345-pound Bengals lineman caught a pass from Joe Burrow and rumbled 21 yards against Arizona

Cody Ford

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Denver’s 33–32 comeback against the New York Giants ended a streak of this many consecutive victories by teams leading by at least 18 points inside the final six minutes.

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This Denver corner intercepted Josh Allen in overtime, setting up Wil Lutz’s 23-yard winner in the divisional round.

Ja'Quan McMillan

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Miami’s only offensive representative on either AP All-Pro team was this center, who originally entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent with Tennessee.

Aaron Brewer

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Baltimore sent Odafe Oweh and a seventh-round pick to the Chargers for a fifth-round selection and this safety.

Alohi Gilman

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