Only two big things remain on the NFL calendar with the 2025 regular season over: The playoffs, obviously, and awards season. We already know the Pro Bowl teams, but we’ll have to wait to know which players (and coaches) won which awards and who made the NFL’s All-Pro squads.
Experts have been making their picks ahead of awards season, though. ESPN’s Bill Barnwell named his All-Pro team, led by Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford. Now, a panel at Pro Football Focus picked its All-Pro team based on PFF grades and advanced metrics.
Only two Rams made the first-team list: Stafford and wide receiver Puka Nacua.
There were only two true contenders for this spot in the eyes of our voters, but Stafford won out after the best season of his career. He finished the 2025 regular season leading all quarterbacks in PFF passing grade (93.3), and his 7.4% PFF big-time throw rate was also the best in the league.
Nacua led all wide receivers in yards per route run at 3.71, and [Seahawks receiver Jaxon] Smith-Njigba was right behind him at 3.62.
Rams defensive tackle Kobie Turner made PFF’s All-Pro second team (which he did for the ESPN list, too).
This is what we’ve come to expect from the 2025 Rams. While they have a lot of talent, the three best players in the eyes of experts are Stafford, Nacua and Turner. It wouldn’t be a surprise to see players like Byron Young, Jared Verse and Kyren Williams on future versions of this list, though.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: 2 Rams stars make PFF’s 2025 All-Pro first team
Reporting by Tyler Greenawalt, Rams Wire / Rams Wire
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