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The Blitz: We Picked an All-22 Team ... and it's Stacked with Stars

Say hello to the All-Stars of the 2025 NFL season.

Unlike Pro Bowl berths, which have a tendency to be determined by reputation and popularity, the All-22 team is selected solely on film evaluation and production. 

Given that the tape never lies, the players selected to the All-22 team should be regarded as the best of the best at their positions. So without further ado, here is my 2025 All-22 team: 

OFFENSE

Drake Maye , QB, New England Patriots

The second-year pro helped the Patriots re-emerge as title contenders with his stellar play from the pocket. Maye led the NFL with a 72 percent completion rate and a 113.0 passer rating, while also leading the league with 8.9 yards per pass attempt. With 4,000 pass yards and 35 total touchdowns for a 14-win team, the Patriots’ franchise quarterback deserves the nod as the All-22 team quarterback. 

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Christian McCaffrey , RB, San Francisco 49ers

After totaling 1,000 rushing yards and 100 receptions for the third time in his career, CMC not only cemented his status as an all-time great but showed the football world he can still put a team on his back as an unstoppable weapon out of the backfield. The ninth-year pro’s versatility and explosiveness make him the ultimate mismatch creator in Kyle Shanahan’s dynamic scheme. 

Jaxon Smith-Njigba , WR, Seattle Seahawks

The NFL’s leading receiver showcased his versatility and refined game in 2025. JSN seamlessly transitioned from the slot to outside, exhibiting the route-running skills and big play potential of a dominant WR1. With 1,700-plus receiving yards in a run-first scheme, the third-year pro’s performance and production make him the undisputed No.1 wideout in the

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