Here’s my top 5’s at each NFL position from the 2024-25 season. These are all based on not only stats but also how the players actually play. After my ranking’s, I’ll explain why I chose that player for number one.
Quarterback
- Lamar Jackson
- Josh Allen
- Joe Burrow
- Baker Mayfield
- Jalen Hurts
Lamar Jackson is just at a different level. Some can say Josh Allen is better but if you look at the stats, Lamar has had a better season. Plus, he broke the all-time QB rushing yards record this season, which was a big deciding factor between him and Allen.
Running Back
- Saquon Barkley
- Derrick Henry
- Jamyr Gibbs
- Bijan Robinson
- Bucky Irving
Through the first half of the season, Henry had this award in the bag, but Saquon was right behind him the whole time, and eventually took over and had a legendary campaign. And not to mention, his first Super Bowl win.
Tight End
- Brock Bowers
- George Kittle
- Sam LaPorta
- Trey Mcride
- Travis Kelce
One of the rookies on this list, Brock Bowers had an incredible season. From breaking rookie records to taking the Raiders offense to new heights, he easily takes the No. 1 spot.
Wide Receiver
- Jamarr Chase
- Amon Ra St. Brown
- Justin Jefferson
- Mike Evans
- Ceedee lamb
We’ve always known Jamarr Chase was good, but wow! He is really good! The triple crown receiver this season, it’s impossible to not to consider him the best this season.
Offensive Line
- Tristan Wirfs
- Penei Sewell
- Frank Ragnow
- Trent WIlliams
- Tyler Linderbaum
This was probably the hardest position to rank, but I had to put Tristan Wirfs on top this time, even though it’s an unpopular pick. He’s a First Team All-Pro pick, plus he’s having one of the best runs an OL can have in their career. He’s No. 1.
Defensive Tackle
- Dexter Lawrence
- Cameron Heyward
- Chris Jones
- Vita Vea
- Alim Mcneill
Dexter Lawrence has been incredible all throughout his career, even with a not so good New York Giants. He’s definitely a focal point on their defense, and in the league. Plus, people like Chris Jones who is another candidate for the top spot is someone I consider that underperformed, which accelerated Lawrence.
Defensive End
- Trey Hendrickson
- TJ Watt
- Micah Parsons
- Maxx Crosby
- Nick Bosa
I’m sorry but Trey Hendrickson’s show up and show out year was incredible. It’s so hard not to put someone like TJ Watt, who had nineteen sacks, or Aiden Hutchinson up there, but Trey Hendrickson just feels right.
Line Backer
- Zack Baun
- Roquan Smith
- Lavonte david
- Fred Warner
- Bobby Wagner
This list would look way different if it was best players, but best season wise, this goes to Zack Baun all day. His blowup season coming out of New Orleans to Philadelphia. He dominated every stat sheet for linebackers from week 1. So Zack Baun steals the number 1 spot.
Corner Back
- Patrick Surtain
- Cooper DeJean
- Marlon Humphrey
- Jaire Alexander
- Sauce Gardner
Patrick Surtain absolutely smoked every team he played this season. He won Defensive Player of the Year, and led all cornerbacks in most to all the stats in one of his best seasons he’s had in his career.
Safety
- Antoine Winfield Jr.
- Xavier Mckinney
- Jessie Bates
- Kyle Hamilton
- Minkah Fitzpatrick
Antoine is easily the best safety in the league. He’s the highest paid and a big leader on the Buccaneers defense. He is just so consistently good, that’s why he beat out Xavier Mckinney who could have won first place easily too, in his amazing breakout season with the Packers.
Kicker
- Chris Boswell
- Brandon Aubrey
- Jake Elliot
- Greg Zuerlein
- Chase Mclaughlin
Chris Boswell, from the moment the Steelers played the Falcons week 1, dominated the league. Brandon Aubrey was close enough, but no one was at Boswell’’s level this season, and almost anybody can agree with me on this one.


