Dez Bryant leads the league in touchdowns since 2011 with 61. His 67 career touchdowns put him at second in Cowboys history (Hall of Famer Bob Hayes has 71). From 2012-2014, Bryant averaged 1,312 receiving yards and 14 touchdowns a season.

In 2016 Josh Norman led the Redskins in passes defended (19) and tied for interceptions (3), finishing with 67 tackles. He had the second-lowest opponent reception percentage allowed among players facing 90+ defensive targets.

Since Zach Martin has been in the NFL, the Dallas Cowboys have ranked in the top 10 in rushing. He was named First-Team All-Pro two of his three seasons and is one of two guards in the league with multiple First-Team selections since 2014.

Jameis Winston is the first Buccaneers quarterback to pass for 4,000+ yards in consecutive seasons and the only quarterback in NFL history with that many passing yards and 20+ passing touchdowns in his first two seasons.

Cliff Avril posted 11.5 sacks last season, a career high, which made him one of three players with ten or more sacks for the year. He made his first ever Pro Bowl in 2016.

Since 2010, Suh has racked up the most quarterback hits (135) and second-most sacks (47.0) among all defensive tackles, deserving of his fifth career pro bowl in 2016. He is one of only two defensive tackles with five or more sacks in each of the last five seasons.

In 2016, Jenkins had a career-high in passes defensed (18), tackles for loss (5) and opponent reception percentage (46.5). Last season the Giants ranked No. 2 in scoring defense, their best ranking since 1993.

Cooper was the first Raiders player with 1,000+ receiving yards in back-to-back seasons since Jerry Rice (2001-2002), and the first Raiders player in franchise history to do so in his first two NFL seasons.

McCoy is one of two defensive tackles with five or more sacks in each of the last five seasons (Ndamukong Suh is the other). He has 42.0 career sacks, the third-most in Buccaneers history behind Warren Sapp (77.0) and Simeon Rice (69.5).

Since entering the league in 2012, Andrew Luck has had three 4,000-yard seasons. Only Peyton Manning had more in a player's first five seasons (4). In 2016, Luck had a career-high in completion percentage (63.5) and had the second-most touchdowns of his career with 31.