1. Cornerback
   Wide receiver
2. Linebacker
   Center

Khalil Mack was traded from the Raiders to the Bears in 2018 after he refused to show up for training camp. He held out because of contract disputes with the team.

1. Running back
   Wide receiver
2. Quarterback
   Defensive end

At the start of the 2018 season, Odell Beckham Jr. signed a five-year deal with the Giants worth $95 million. The contract made him the highest-paid wide receiver in the game.

1. Quarterback
   Safety
2. Center
   Tight end

Since entering the league, Rob Gronkowski has been a nightmare matchup for opposing teams. His ability comes from his unique combination of size and power.

1. Defensive end
   Linebacker
2. Cornerback
   Wide receiver

J.J. Watt is a destructive force on the defensive line for the Texans. His on the field play has earned him three Defensive Player of the Year awards, with his latest coming in 2015.

1. Defensive tackle
   Running back
2. Guard
   Safety

After a contract dispute with the Steelers, Le'Veon Bell decided to sit out the 2018 season. His decision was based on​ his desire to see running backs earn more money in the NFL.

1. Quarterback
   Tight end
2. Wide receiver
   Linebacker

Tom Brady is a five-time Super Bowl champion, winning more titles than any other quarterback. Of those five Super Bowls, Brady was named the MVP of the big game four times.

1. Defensive tackle
   Guard
2. Cornerback
   Running back

In only his third season in the league, Jalen Ramsey has become one of the best cornerbacks in the NFL. He also isn't afraid to talk trash to opposing teams, even if they have star players on offense.

1. Wide receiver
   Tight end
2. Safety
   Quarterback

In 2017, Carson Wentz was leading one of the best offenses in the NFL. However, he tore his ACL before the playoffs and had to watch his team win the Super Bowl without him.

1. Cornerback
   Wide receiver
2. Center
   Defensive end

Myles Garrett was drafted in 2016 out of Texas A&M. While in college, Garrett racked up 31 sacks over the course of three seasons.

1. Running back
   Tight end
2. Safety
   Defensive tackle

In his rookie seasons, Ezekiel Elliot tore through the league. He finished the season as the NFL rushing yards leader but lost the Offensive Rookie of the Year award to his teammate Dak Prescott.

1. Quarterback
   Guard
2. Wide receiver
   Tackle

Antonio Brown is one of the best at doing his job, catching passes. However, he also expresses his opinions outside the field of play, which has often been a detriment to his team.

1. Cornerback
   Safety
2. Linebacker
   Defensive end

In 2017, Harrison Smith led a Vikings defense that was one of the best in the league. The Vikings gave up fewer yards than any other team in the NFL.

1. Defensive end
   Guard
2. Center
   Running back

Joey Bosa was drafted with the third pick in the 2016 NFL draft. In his rookie season, he accumulated 41 tackles and 10.5 sacks, earning the Defensive Rookie of the Year award.

1. Tight end
   Running back
2. Quarterback
   Defensive tackle

Many people thought Jared Goff was a bust after his rookie season where he played in only seven games. However, he exploded in his second season, throwing for over 3,800 yards and 28 touchdowns in the regular season.

1. Defensive end
   Cornerback
2. Wide receiver
   Tackle

Seeking a pay day, Josh Norman left the Panthers in 2016 to join the Redskins. Since then, he has failed to live up to the five-year, $75 million contract he signed.

1. Tight end
   Wide receiver
2. Safety
   Running back

Kareem Hunt was overlooked coming out of college and wasn't drafted until the third round of the NFL draft. However, in his rookie season, he led the league in rushing, putting up over 1,300 yards on the ground.

1. Center
   Linebacker
2. Wide receiver
   Defensive tackle

Julio Jones played three seasons at the University of Alabama. In his sophomore season, he helped the Crimson Tide win a National Championship.

1. Running back
   Safety
2. Cornerback
   Quarterback

Drew Brees became the NFL all-time passing yards leader in week 5 of the 2018 regular season. He accomplished the feat after throwing for 363 yards against the Redskins.

1. Running back
   Safety
2. Tight end
   Tackle

Marshawn Lynch has been a bruising running back throughout his career. One of his greatest runs came in a playoff game at the end of the 2010-11 season where he ran through multiple defenders to score what would ultimately be the game-winning touchdown.

1. Linebacker
   Defensive tackle
2. Cornerback
   Guard

Aaron Donald has anchored the Rams defense since he was drafted in 2014. Since joining the league, Donald has made the Pro Bowl every season.

1. Safety
   Tight end
2. Cornerback
   Linebacker

After almost being kicked out of college, Travis Kelsey has turned both his life and his career around. Currently, he is one of the best tight ends in the NFL with stats to back it up.

1. Center
   Running back
2. Linebacker
   Quarterback

In his first season, Luke Kuechly was named the Defensive Rookie of the Year. He followed that up with a spectacular second season where he was named the NFL Defensive Player of the Year.

1. Tackle
   Wide receiver
2. Defensive tackle
   Linebacker

Since being drafted in 2013, Lane Johnson has been a star tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles. He helped the team win its first Super Bowl in franchise history in 2017.

1. Cornerback
   Defensive end
2. Center
   Wide receiver

With other stars having more success in the postseason, A.J. Green has been overlooked at the wide receiver position. However, he consistently performs year after year, putting up over 1,000 yards receiving every season except one.

1. Running back
   Tight end
2. Quarterback
   Safety

Few players have rushed for over 2,000 yards in a season. Adrian Peterson is one of those players. He hit the mark in 2012 when he rushed for 2,097 yards.

1. Guard
   Quarterback
2. Defensive end
   Safety

Earl Thomas was once part of the Legion of Boom in Seattle. The Legion of Boom was known for a hard-hitting defensive style which dominated opposing offenses.

1. Wide receiver
   Quarterback
2. Linebacker
   Cornerback

In 2018, Patrick Mahomes II was given the starting position on the Chiefs offense. He took over for Alex Smith, who was traded to the Redskins. He's a joy to watch, throwing left-handed passes and generally making defensive coordinators contemplate a career change.

1. Tight end
   Center
2. Running back
   Linebacker

Christian McCaffrey is a dual-threat running back. In his rookie season, McCaffrey had more receiving yards than rushing yards despite playing the running back position.

1. Guard
   Quarterback
2. Cornerback
   Safety

Baker Mayfield had a controversial college career where he was known for trash talking opposing teams. However, he did lead Oklahoma to the College Football Playoff while also winning the Heisman Trophy in 2017.

1. Defensive tackle
   Quarterback
2. Center
   Wide receiver

In 2017, DeAndre Hopkins was the NFL receiving yards leader. He caught 96 passes for 1,378 yards.

1. Quarterback
   Wide receiver
2. Defensive end
   Tight end

Chris Long was in a unique position in 2016 and 2017. He won back to back Super Bowls but with two different teams.

1. Quarterback
   Guard
2. Running back
   Tight end

No one could deny Aaron Rodgers' talent when he entered the league in 2005. That's why he beat out Hall of Famer Brett Favre in 2008 for the starting quarterback position in Green Bay.

1. Linebacker
   Cornerback
2. Quarterback
   Running back

In 2017, as a rookie, Alvin Kamara helped the Saints reach the playoffs after rushing for 728 yards and catching passes for 826 yards. His efforts earned him the AP NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year award.

1. Linebacker
   Tight end
2. Running back
   Wide receiver

Von Miller has proven he's one of the best pass rushers in the league. That was made even more evident in 2015 when he won the Super Bowl MVP after racking up 2.5 sacks and two forced fumbles.

1. Running back
   Quarterback
2. Safety
   Cornerback

Cam Newton was named the NFL MVP in 2015. He also led his team to the Super Bowl, but they lost to the Denver Broncos.

1. Linebacker
   Wide receiver
2. Tight end
   Center

A former first-round draft pick, Alex Mack has been selected to five Pro Bowls. From 2015 to 2017, he was selected to three straight Pro Bowls.

1. Defensive​ tackle
   Safety
2. Guard
   TIght end

Though the Heisman Trophy is traditionally given to an offensive player, Ndamukong Sue was selected as a finalist in 2009. He finished fourth in the Heisman voting that year.

1. Quarterback
   Running back
2. Defensive​ end
   Cornerback

Jay Ajayi was traded from the Dolphins to the Eagles in the middle of the 2017 season. In 2018, he tore his ACL in the fifth week against the Vikings.

1. Wide receiver
   Tight end
2. Quarterback
   Linebacker

Andy Dalton has thrown for over 3,000 yards every season he has been in the NFL. His highest total came in 2013 when he threw for 4,293 yards and 33 touchdowns.

1. Running back
   Center
2. Guard
   Linebacker

Vantaze Burfict has been widely criticized for being a dirty player by opposing players and commentators. He has racked up over $4 million in fines over the course of his career.