2025 NFL All-Pro Teams Revealed: Matthew Stafford, Drake Maye Heat Up MVP Debate

The AP released its 2025 NFL All-Pro teams ahead of the postseason.

Matthew Stafford and Drake Maye were voted the First- and Second-team All-Pro quarterbacks. / Stafford: Kyle Terada-Imagn Images / Maye: David Butler II-Imagn Images

With the NFL’s 2025 regular season officially in the rearview and the postseason now upon us, the Associated Press released its First- and Second-team All-Pro teams—and with it, has once again sparked debate on who will be named MVP.

To avoid burying the lede, Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford was named the position’s First-Team All-Pro, with Patriots signal-caller Drake Maye landing on the Second Team. The two stars—one an aging veteran defying Father Time, the other a second-year phenom—have both been lights out for the majority of the 2025 campaign, trading blows throughout the season in terms of production, weekly dominance, and positioning for the league's top honor. And given that the AP votes on both the All-Pro teams and the NFL’s yearly awards, Stafford edging out Maye would also seemingly give him the upper hand towards MVP.

Having said that, last season’s voting threw a bit of a wrench into this, with Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson earning First-Team All-Pro honors before Bills quarterback Josh Allen ultimately won MVP.

Long story short: We don’t quite yet know who will win the MVP—but we do know the 2025 NFL All-Pro teams. Here’s a look:

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First Team All-Pro

Matthew Stafford is a 2025 First-team All-Pro. / Brett Davis-Imagn Images

Offense

Position	Player	Team
QB	Matthew Stafford	Los Angeles Rams
RB	Bijan Robinson	Atlanta Falcons
FB	Kyle Juszczyk	San Francisco 49ers
WR	Puka Nacua	Los Angeles Rams
WR	Jaxon Smith-Njigba	Seattle Seahawks
WR	Ja’Marr Chase	Cincinnati Bengals
All-Purpose	Christian McCaffrey	San Francisco 49ers
TE	Trey McBride	Arizona Cardinals
LT	Garrett Bolles	Denver Broncos
LG	Joe Thuney	Chicago Bears
C	Creed Humphrey	Kansas City Chiefs
RG	Quinn Meinerz	Denver Broncos
RT	Penei Sewell	Detroit Lions

Defense

Position	Player	Team
EDGE	Myles Garrett	Cleveland Browns
EDGE	Will Anderson Jr.	Houston Texans
EDGE	Micah Parsons	Green Bay Packers
IDL	Jeffery Simmons	Tennessee Titans
IDL	Zach Allen	Denver Broncos
LB	Jack Campbell	Detroit Lions
LB	Jordyn Brooks	Miami Dolphins
CB	Derek Stingley Jr.	Houston Texans
CB	Quinyon Mitchell	Philadelphia Eagles
Slot CB	Cooper DeJean	Philadelphia Eagles
S	Kyle Hamilton	Baltimore Ravens
S	Kevin Byard	Chicago Bears

Special Teams

Position	Player	Team
PK	Will Reichard	Minnesota Vikings
P	Jordan Stout	Baltimore Ravens
KR	Ray Davis	Buffalo Bills
PR	Chimere Dike	Tennessee Titans
ST	Devon Key	Denver Broncos
LS	Ross Matiscik	Jacksonville Jaguars

Second-Team All-Pro

Drake Maye was voted a Second-team All-Pro. / David Butler II-Imagn Images

Offense

Position	Player	Team
QB	Drake Maye	New England Patriots
RB	James Cook	Buffalo Bills
FB	Patrick Ricard	Baltimore Ravens
WR	George Pickens	Dallas Cowboys
WR	Amon-Ra St. Brown	Detroit Lions
WR	Chris Olave	New Orleans Saints
All-Purpose	Bijan Robinson	Atlanta Falcons
TE	Kyle Pitts	Atlanta Falcons
LT	Trent Williams	San Francisco 49ers
LG	Quenton Nelson	Indianapolis Colts
C	Aaron Brewer	Miami Dolphins
RG	Chris Lindstrom	Atlanta Falcons
RT	Darnell Wright	Chicago Bears

Defense

Position	Player	Team
EDGE	Brian Burns	New York Giants
EDGE	Danielle Hunter	Houston Texans
EDGE	Aidan Hutchinson	Detroit Lions
IDL	Leonard Williams	Seattle Seahawks
IDL	Cameron Hayward	Pittsburgh Steelers
LB	Devin Lloyd	Jacksonville Jaguars
LB	Ernest Jones IV	Seattle Seahawks
CB	Patrick Surtain II	Denver Broncos
CB	Devon Witherspoon	Seattle Seahawks
Slot CB	Derwin James	Los Angeles Chargers
S	Jessie Bates III	Atlanta Falcons
S	Talanoa Hufanga*	Denver Broncos
S	Xavier McKinney*	Green Bay Packers

* - tied for second-team spot

Special Teams

Position	Player	Team
PK	Brandon Aubrey	Dallas Cowboys
P	Michael Dickson	Seattle Seahawks
KR	Kavontae Turpin	Dallas Cowboys
PR	Marcus Jones	New England Patriots
ST	Del’Shawn Phillips	Los Angeles Chargers
LS	Andrew DePaola	Minnesota Vikings

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