Every Team's All-Pro Numbers by Season, 2016 to 2025

Oh. Don't be fooled. I care alright.

I care for the person behind the Starbucks counter, who looks up and mutters to themselves, "Oh no."

I care for the supermarket clerk walking down the coffee aisle and mutters to themselves, "What the..? Didn't I just stock that shelf?"

I even care for Juan Valdez, grower of the richest coffee in the world, who mutters to himself, "Who the bleepity-bleep just mugged me?"

Please, Coog. I care. :thumbup:
Probably the funniest thing you've ever said Dallas you're a cool cat I mean that!! There's only one person you forgot, what about Mrs. Coog who has to put up with me every single day???? (or the 4 little coog's that she gave me) we all actually got a coffee yesterday from Dunkin as they were having a promotional day giving out free drinks!! lol
 
Probably the funniest thing you've ever said Dallas you're a cool cat I mean that!! There's only one person you forgot, what about Mrs. Coog who has to put up with me every single day???? (or the 4 little coog's that she gave me) we all actually got a coffee yesterday from Dunkin as they were having a promotional day giving out free drinks!! lol
Mrs. Coog is a saint and an angel who walks this Earth.
 
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Note: all data pulled from pro-football-reference.com (link). The site assigned the designation of 2TM to any player who played on multiple teams during a single season. I choose only counting the following players for the team each of them were traded to: 2019 - Albert McClellan (Patriots), Marcus Peters (Ravens), Minkah Fitzpatrick (Steelers); 2021 - Jakeem Grant (Bears), Andre Roberts (Chargers); 2022 - Christian McCaffrey (49ers), Roquan Smith (Ravens), Nyheim Hines (Bills); 2025 - Quinnen Williams (Cowboys), Sauce Gardner (Colts), Rashid Shaheed (Seahawks)

All-Pro selections are usually considered superior to Pro Bowl selections in terms of universally agreed upon roster talent during any given season. What follows is a breakdown of All-Pro selections cast by either the Associated Press, Sporting News, Pro Football Focus, Pro Football Writers, or NFLPA for offensive, defensive, and special team players per team. The first breakdown is total selections from 2016 to 2025. Additional posts are individual season breakdowns.

TeamsOFDESTTotal
Eagles
27​
18​
2​
47​
Chiefs
28​
13​
5​
46​
Ravens
13​
18​
13​
44​
Cowboys
21​
13​
9​
43​
Saints
12​
18​
11​
41​
Rams
11​
18​
8​
37​
49ers
22​
12​
3​
37​
Patriots
10​
10​
16​
36​
Broncos
6​
23​
4​
33​
Vikings
9​
15​
9​
33​
Steelers
9​
17​
6​
32​
Lions
14​
8​
9​
31​
Seahawks
4​
19​
8​
31​
Falcos
17​
7​
5​
29​
Buccaneers
14​
11​
2​
27​
Bills
11​
11​
4​
26​
Chargers
8​
13​
5​
26​
Packers
12​
10​
4​
26​
Browns
15​
8​
2​
25​
Colts
11​
7​
6​
24​
Titans
10​
7​
6​
23​
Bears
5​
12​
5​
22​
Raiders
11​
4​
7​
22​
Washington
5​
12​
5​
22​
Texans
9​
12​
0​
21​
Dolphins
7​
10​
3​
20​
Jaguars
1​
11​
6​
18​
Panthers
5​
9​
2​
16​
Bengals
8​
7​
1​
16​
Giants
4​
10​
2​
16​
Jets
0​
9​
6​
15​
Cardinals
3​
9​
1​
13​
They're also based on the regular season which the Boys have been very good. My guess is they are near the top of regular season records in this same period. No one ever called them the All Pro Playoff Performers.
 
Interesting stats. What this tells me is that a bad organization with a bad culture and bad coaching can do nothing with good talent. Jerry should be ashamed. I think maybe he finally is and has relinquished control and now is just a de facto rubber stamper to what Stephen and the coaching staff are wanting to do.
It tells me superstars arent necessarily champions and team construction matters.

One of our biggest issues for years leading up to this season has been being soft in the middle. It doesn't matter as much if you have a stud pass rusher and dbs when you're lbs, dts and safeties are light in the britches. Teams will simply punch you in the mouth and repeat.

The change in overall defense is a huge part of my excitement for this season.
 
More like the Cowboys players earned it. The Eagles and Ravens players, were handed to them.
I didn't say they didn't earn it.

But special teams all-pros aren't nearly as impactful as all-pros on offense or defense. A lot of the Cowboys All-Pros have come from special teams.
 
I didn't say they didn't earn it.

But special teams all-pros aren't nearly as impactful as all-pros on offense or defense. A lot of the Cowboys All-Pros have come from special teams.
I don’t believe that is true. It is the best players at the positions.
It is not for ST’s players. Other than a K or maybe a P

They do not have a gunners poster at all pro.
 
Clearly they’ve done less with more.

Why? The owners ego refuses top notch coaching because he wants to be the coach.
 
I don’t believe that is true. It is the best players at the positions.
It is not for ST’s players. Other than a K or maybe a P

They do not have a gunners poster at all pro.
Don't believe what is true?

There are like 6 special teams all pro positions.

In 2023, dallas had 3 on special teams. In both 2024 and 2025 they had 2.

That's seven ST All-Pros for Dallas in the last 3 years.
 

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