1. Quarterback
   Running back
2. Kicker
   Wide receiver

Hey, kickers are people, too! Mason Crosby has been a long-standing member of the Green Bay Packers, after being drafted in 2007 out of the University of Colorado. He was the league's leading scorer the same year.

1. Tight end
   Quarterback
2. Kicker
   Defensive end

Drafted in 2019, there was considerable chatter before the season started about whether Haskins would be asked to step in as the Redskins' starter. In week 4, Haskins got his answer, entering the game at QB to replace the struggling Case Keenum.

1. Kicker
   Tight end
2. Quarterback
   Offensive tackle

As a tight end, Travis Kelce has enjoyed success with the Kansas City Chiefs, who drafted him in 2013. He has achieved Pro Bowl status each season since 2015 and has garnered more than 1,000 yards receiving each season since 2016.

1. Offensive tackle
   Wide receiver
2. Quarterback
   Running back

Ed McCaffrey is a former wide receiver who played the longest stretch of his career with the Denver Broncos. His son, Christian, however, has earned acclaim as a talented running back for the Carolina Panthers.

1. Quarterback
   Wide receiver
2. Safety
   Cornerback

DeAndre Hopkins has been a wide receiver for the Houston Texans since he was drafted out of Clemson University in 2013. He doesn't just have receiving talents, though; Hopkins threw a touchdown in a game against the Patriots in 2019.

1. Wide receiver
   Quarterback
2. Offensive tackle
   Defensive end

Quarterback Patrick Mahomes is responsible for leading the offense for the Kansas City Chiefs, a position he has held for just three seasons. Seems like a lot longer, doesn't it? We thought so, too!

1. Safety
   Kicker
2. Wide receiver
   Offensive tackle

Lane Johnson is an offensive tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles, a role he has held since he was drafted in the No. 4 slot of the 2013 NFL Draft. Johnson's recently signed contract made him the highest-paid offensive lineman in NFL history.

1. Quarterback
   Center
2. Tight end
   Guard

Zach Ertz scored the game-winning touchdown for the Philadelphia Eagles during Super Bowl LII. Ertz is a tight end who has played with the Eagles since the 2013 season, when he was drafted.

1. Safety
   Wide receiver
2. Running back
   Cornerback

Unless you've been living under a rock, you probably knew that Ezekiel (or Zeke, for short) Elliott is the starting running back for the Dallas Cowboys. It didn't come without some drama, though; Elliott's contract hold-out before the 2019 season was epic.

1. Wide receiver
   Quarterback
2. Safety
   Tight end

Now in his 20th NFL season, Tom Brady holds the record for the most football seasons playing quarterback for one team. Brady has been QB for all six of the Patriots' Super Bowl wins.

1. Defensive tackle
   Guard
2. Running back
   Safety

Cox has been a successful defensive tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles since entering the league in 2012. He has earned five Pro Bowls nominations (from the 2015 to 2019 seasons) and won a Super Bowl with his team in February 2018.

1. Kicker
   Quarterback
2. Guard
   Linebacker

Don't confuse quarterback Matt Ryan with the Falcons' "Matty Ice." Oh wait, you mean that's the same person? Well, in that case, never mind. Ryan's nickname is said to have originated during his high school days, an homage to his "cold as ice" demeanor on the field.

1. Quarterback
   Wide receiver
2. Offensive tackle
   Kicker

The Minnesota Vikings wide receiver holds an NFL record for his receiving abilities: Achieving more than 100 receiving yards in eight straight games. Thielen is a two-time Pro Bowler who played high school and college football in his home state of Minnesota.

1. Defensive tackle
   Center
2. Quarterback
   Safety

Aaron Donald of the Los Angeles Rams has twice been the NFL's Defensive Player of the Year and for good reason. His athletic abilities and prowess on the football field have earned him the respect of his fellow players and members of the media.

1. Kicker
   Guard
2. Defensive end
   Cornerback

Defensive end J. J. Watt has been tormenting opposing NFL offenses since he was drafted out of the University of Wisconsin in 2011. He has played the entirety of his career with the Houston Texans.

1. Linebacker
   Safety
2. Running back
   Wide receiver

Hailed by many as one of the most prolific current wide receivers in the league, Michael Thomas left Ohio State University for the New Orleans Saints in 2016. He was drafted in the second round and has been making NFL waves ever since.

1. Running back
   Cornerback
2. Wide receiver
   Tight end

His career as a cornerback started with the Jacksonville Jaguars until reports surfaced that he was demanding a trade. Whatever the culprit, Ramsey is now with the Los Angeles Rams but still a cornerback.

1. Tight end
   Offensive tackle
2. Running back
   Kicker

When the Pittsburgh Steelers started having problems with embattled running back Le'Veon Bell (who later went to the Jets), James Conner got the starting nod. He earned a Pro Bowl nomination in his first season as starter.

1. Kicker
   Offensive tackle
2. Defensive end
   Wide receiver

Justin Tucker is the uber-accurate kicked for the AFC's Baltimore Ravens, a gig he has held since 2012. Through week 15 of the 2019 season, Tucker has made nearly 91 percent of his attempted field goals – for his entire career. Wow!

1. Quarterback
   Guard
2. Tight end
   Kicker

Zach Martin is a guard for the Dallas Cowboys. He was a first-round draft pick out of the University of Notre Dame. He has been named to six Pro Bowls and has started in 91 games in his current role.

1. Guard
   Wide receiver
2. Running back
   Linebacker

Derrick Henry is a force to the reckoned with, but of course you knew that if you followed the athlete during his college days. Now he's a running back for the Tennessee Titans. He finished his collegiate career with nearly 3,600 yards.

1. Running back
   Safety
2. Linebacker
   Defensive end

Unless they just decide to let Jackson play quarterback (which maybe we can do, we don't know!), he'll be the starting safety for one of the 2020 Pro Bowl teams. Jackson played collegiately at the University of Alabama.

1. Kicker
   Linebacker
2. Wide receiver
   Cornerback

Peterson is a cornerback for the Arizona Cardinals and a good one at that. It's a continuation of his work as a defender in college, where he won the Chuck Bednarik Award given to the nation's best defensive player.

1. Tight end
   Running back
2. Defensive end
   Safety

Myles Garrett is a defensive end for the Cleveland Browns, now in his third season after being the overall No. 1 draft pick in the 2017 NFL Draft. Garrett is currently serving a suspension for an altercation during a game against the Steelers. Maybe you heard about it?

1. Kicker
   Running back
2. Guard
   Defensive end

Cameron Jordan may have been born to a former Minnesota Vikings tight end, but he has proved himself as a defensive end playing for the New Orleans Saints. As a high school student, he also excelled at track and field.

1. Cornerback
   Quarterback
2. Tight end
   Wide receiver

Julio Jones is a wide receiver for the Falcons and a freakishly talented one at that. During the 2019 season, he achieved the all-time career receiving yard mark for the Atlanta franchise.

1. Defensive end
   Cornerback
2. Linebacker
   Safety

Bobby Wagner has been a linebacker, specifically an outside linebacker, for the Seattle Seahawks since 2012. Wagner has a particularly productive week 8 in 2019, notching a fumble recovery and a sack.

1. Tight end
   Wide receiver
2. Tackle
   Linebacker

Healthy 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo might have something to do with Kittle's newfound fame as a respected NFL tight end. Kittle was recently named to his second Pro Bowl.

1. Offensive tackle
   Linebacker
2. Cornerback
   Safety

Von Miller has only ever played for the Denver Broncos in the NFL, having been drafted in 2011. In 2016, Miller earned Super Bowl MVP honors for his performance against the Carolina Panthers.

1. Running back
   Linebacker
2. Safety
   Defensive end

In his third season in the NFL out of the University of Oklahoma, Joe Mixon is tearing up the field as a running back, amassing multiple games with more than 100 yards rushing. He was the No. 1 rusher in the AFC during the 2018 season.

1. Free safety
   Linebacker
2. Running back
   Quarterback

A member of the Seahawk's so-called "Legion of Boom," Earl Thomas joined the Ravens before their 2019 campaign began. Thomas is a part of a unit that has given up only 1.2 points per drive since the 2019 season's seventh week.

1. Defensive tackle
   Wide receiver
2. Running back
   Linebacker

Khalil Mack's brutish skills at the linebacker position had many Raiders fans scratching their heads when new coach Jon Gruden traded him away early in the 2018 season. Mack is a five-time Pro Bowler now with the Bears.

1. Wide receiver
   Guard
2. Defensive end
   Safety

Akiem Hicks' journey to becoming a defensive end in the NFL was an interesting one, beginning his career at Sacramento City College and playing for the Regina Rams (of the Canada West Universities Athletic Association) before being drafted in the third round of the 2012 NFL Draft by New Orleans.

1. Linebacker
   Safety
2. Cornerback
   Wide receiver

Stephon Gilmore's role as a cornerback with the New England Patriots earns him massive respect from both other players and sports pundits. Gilmore's career began with the Buffalo Bills, who drafted him in 2012.

1. Guard
   Defensive end
2. Wide receiver
   Offensive tackle

At 6-ft., 7-in. tall and 320 pounds, Alejandro Villanueva made a massive impression both as an Army Ranger who was awarded a Bronze Star and as an offensive tackle protecting the Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback.

1. Linebacker
   Guard
2. Tackle
   Defensive end

Offensive tackle Trent Williams had a tumultuous early 2019 with the Washington Redskins. He first failed to report and was later reinstated, only to suffer a medical problem and be placed on the non-football injury list.

1. Center
   Guard
2. Offensive tackle
   Kicker

Joe Staley is an offensive tackle for the San Francisco 49ers, a role he has held since his first season in 2007. Staley has done a bit of everything, playing both left and right tackle and even catching a TD during his career.

1. Defensive back
   Kicker
2. Guard
   Offensive tackle

Marshal Yanda has been a guard with the Baltimore Ravens since he was drafted out of the University of Iowa. Yanda is well-decorated at his position, too, earning eight Pro Bowl nominations.

1. Safety
   Cornerback
2. Tackle
   Guard

Devin and Jason work well together in the secondary, with Devin serving as a free safety and Jason working as a cornerback. The twin brothers both currently sit on the roster of the New England Patriots.

1. Guard
   Offensive tackle
2. Defensive tackle
   Kicker

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers may be able to attribute some of his success to his offensive tackle for the past seven seasons. Bakhtiari's older brother, Eric, also played in the NFL but on the other side of the ball.