The NFL has seen loads of talented pass-rushers in its history. But who are the best? FOX Sports Research breaks down the top ...

Getting to 2,000 would help. Four of the eight 2,000-yard rushers in NFL history won MVP. No running back since 1993 has won without a 2,000-yard season or setting a single-season touchdown record.

Teams increasingly look to the position as the most important factor in their success or failure. The league values QBs ...

We take a look at the 25 most overrated QBs in NFL history, dissecting the disconnect between perception and actual on-field ...

Breaking an iconic record would give him a push. Getting to 2,000 would help. Four of the eight 2,000-yard rushers in NFL history won MVP. No running back since 1993 has won without a 2,000-yard ...

The Buffalo Bills didn't enter the day on Sunday as the NFL's best team, but they did end the night with the title. Buffalo's ...

But despite his collegiate success, Torretta was selected in the seventh round of the 1993 NFL Draft by the Minnesota ... to win back-to-back Rose Bowl MVP awards. Dayne now holds the record ...

Teams increasingly look to the position as the most important factor in their success or failure. The league values QBs similarly—the last time a non-quarterback won the MVP award was in 2012.

The last time a running back was MVP without 2,000 rushing yards in a season or breaking an NFL single-season touchdown record was Emmitt Smith in 1993. Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon ...

For his efforts, Fouts was named NFL MVP and Offensive Player of the Year ... but his induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1993 speaks volumes. The N.C. State product was selected ...

1997 — Big Bad Barry The 1997 season was filled with memorable performances from running back Barry Sanders on his way to being named the NFL MVP ... Packers in 1994. 1993 — ‘Oh nooooo ...

Per NBC's broadcast it was the fourth time that has happened to a quarterback in NFL history ... playoffs for the first time since 1993. That would be MVP worthy for Allen.