There are plenty of NFL All-Pro teams revealed at the end of each season, but those star-studded rosters carry a little more weight when NFL head coaches, not the media, have complete control over deciding which 26 players of the league belong to the list. first team.
For the 2023 NFL regular season, Jugo Mobile continued its annual tradition of polling head coaches to get their opinions on the league’s best players.
It’s no surprise that the Super Bowl-bound 49ers have four picks. That puts them right behind the Cowboys, who had five players on the team after finishing as the No. 2 seed in the NFC. The AFC champion Chiefs have two players on the roster.
Including offensive, defensive and special teams, below is the complete Jugo Mobile NFL All-Pro team for 2023.
Sports News 2023 NFL All-Pro Team
Offense
Quarterback: Lamar Jackson, Ravens
Jackson had a breakthrough season as a passer in Todd Monken’s offense while maintaining his running momentum and staying healthy for an entire season. He is heading toward his second AP MVP award, so there was no doubt he would lead our All-Pro team.
RB: Christian McCaffrey, 49ers
McCaffrey racked up 2,023 scrimmage yards in the 2023 season to lead the league. He also led the league in touchdowns (21).
RB: Raheem Mostert, Dolphins
Mostert ran for a career-high 1,012 yards and scored 18 touchdowns while wearing No. 31 at age 31 to become the top “late bloomer” at the position.
WR: Tyreek Hill, Dolphins
Hill led the league with 1,799 receiving yards and 13 receiving touchdowns, showcasing his dazzling play on the field and further building his case for the Hall of Fame.
WR: CeeDee Lamb, Cowboys
Lamb was right behind Hill, leading the league with 135 receptions and totaling 1,749 yards and 12 touchdowns, just shy of the receiving triple crown.
TE: George Kittle, 49ers
Kittle broke the 1,000-yard barrier for the third time in his career with 1,020 yards to go along with 65 receptions and six touchdowns on 90 targets. He averaged 15.7 yards per catch, the highest of his career.
D: Trent Williams, 49ers
Williams continued to dominate with his pass protection on the left side, and his absence was immediately felt by Brock Purdy in the games Williams missed.
T: Penei Sewell, Lions
Sewell secured right tackle in Detroit with his strong combination of power and athleticism.
G: Zack Martin, Jeans
Martin continues to establish himself as a reliable interior blocker and future Hall of Famer.
G: Joe Thuney, Chiefs
Thuney’s athletic anchor for Kansas City continues to be a great complement and boost to his strong interior teammates Creed Humphrey and Trey Smith.
C: Jason Kelce, Eagles
He’s a shoo-in for the Hall of Fame thanks to his long-standing dominance, but the big question now is whether the 36-year-old will retire.
Defending
FROM: Myles Garrett, Browns
Garrett exploded with 14 sacks for 46 over the last three seasons, and continued to dominate with big plays and also stopping runs.
FROM: Maxx Crosby, Raiders
Crosby had 14.5 sacks and continued to be the relentless and fierce leader of Antonio Pierce’s defense.
Manager: Chris Jones, Chiefs
Jones turned in another monster season destroying inside blockers with 10.5 sacks, run stops and many more disruptive plays. He will cash in big time as the top pending free agent.
Coach: Aaron Donald, Rams
Donald hasn’t fallen far behind Jones heading into his age-33 season. The future Hall of Famer could play a few more seasons if he so desires.
LIBRA: TJ Watt, Steelers
Watt bounced back from his injury-marred 2023 to play a full regular season and produce 19 sacks, bored by his usual lead-and-break production.
LI: Fred Warner, 49ers
Warner is the most complete linebacker in the game with his run cleanup, big plays in pass coverage and solid pressure when necessary.
LB: Micah Parsons, Cowboys
Parsons is the primary second-level pass rusher, and he didn’t lose that status with 14 more sacks.
CB: DaRon Bland, Cowboys
Bland led the league with his nine interceptions, offering shutdown coverage and even some pop downfield against the run and pass rush.
CB: Salsa Gardner, Jets
Gardner lived up to his shutdown reputation in Year 2 after winning the Jugo Mobile Rookie of the Year award last season, and was on par with Bland in clearing receivers.
S: Jessie Bates III, Falcons
Bates turned out to be one of the best free agent signings in the league, as the former Bengal had his best season with 132 total tackles and six interceptions, demonstrating the fact that he is equally elite against the run and the pass. .
S: Antoine Winfield Jr., Buccaneers
Winfield could arguably surpass Bates as the league’s top safety with 122 tackles, six sacks and three interceptions, filling the stat sheet in his own right.
Special teams
K: Brandon Aubrey, Jeans
The former Notre Dame football player was incredible as a 28-year-old “rookie,” converting 36 of 38 field goal attempts with fantastic range. He also scored 49 of 52 extra point attempts.
Q: AJ Cole, Raiders
Cole crushed the ball for another season, averaging 50.4 yards per punt with 45.1 net. He also dropped 34 of his 75 punts inside the 20.
KR: Marvin Mims Jr., Broncos
Mims averaged 26.4 yards per kickoff return in 15 opportunities, including a 99-yard touchdown.
Public Relations: Derius Davis, Chargers
Davis averaged 11.3 yards per punt return and racked up 385 yards, including a touchdown.
