Tom Brady – Greatest Quarterback in NFL history

Tom Brady is truly one of the greatest quarterback in NFL. He plays for the New England Patriots in his number 12 jersey. He is a big fan of Joe Montana, who was also a quarterback, and regarded him as an inspiration and an idol. Out of the 14 seasons he has played for Patriots, Patriots have never lost any season and have won 13 division titles. They have also won 6 AFC Championships in this period. He has won 3 Super Bowl Most Valued Player and 2 league Most Valued Player in years 2007 and 2010. He has won the most playoff games than any other quarterback.

Tim Tebow – A religious quarterback with great prospects

Tim Tebow is a free agent in American football and plays at the quarterback position. He is well known for his public displays of Christianity. In college he played for the University of Florida and won the Heisman Trophy in 2007. He helped Florida win their second national championship in 2008 with a record winning score of 13-1 and was named the offensive MVP. At the completion of his college career he was ranked second for passing efficiency and tenth for rushing touchdowns in the NCAA record book.

J. J. Watt – The rising Defense End of American Football

Justin James Watt is an American football player who was picked by Houston Texans in 2011 NFL draft. In 2014, Watt became the first player in NFL history to record two 20+ sack seasons in a career and currently holds the Texan franchise record for maximum sacks and forced fumbles.

Calvin Johnson – Detroit’s favorite wide receiver

Calvin Johnson is a former American football player and a wide receiver. He was drafted by Detroit Lions in 2007 and has played all nine NFL seasons for them. In March 2012, he signed an eight year extension contract with the Lions costing $ 132 million. He retired on 8th March, 2016. He has scored 11,619 receiving yards during his career, which is the highest receiving yard average of 86.1 yards per game. Between 2011 and 2013, Calvin caught 302 passes, 33 touchdowns and 5,137 receiving yards, which is the highest number of receiving yards any NFL player has received in three years stretch.