The NFL regular season has come to an end, and the Next Gen Stats analytics team has unveiled the NGS 2023 NFL All-Pro Team, showcasing the top players at each position. With a particular focus on the offensive side, this prestigious lineup features standout performers who had exceptional seasons.

Leading the way on the offensive side is Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, who consistently displayed a lights-out mentality throughout the season. Despite a minor setback against the Bills in Week 15, Prescott finished the regular season with impressive statistics, including the second-highest EPA per dropback among qualified quarterbacks. He also led the league with a 90 NGS Passing Score and a +4.7 completion percentage over expected, while guiding the Cowboys to the NFC East title. Prescott's ability to perform under pressure set him apart, boasting a +9.0 completion percentage over expected when facing pressure, the highest in the NFL.

Joining Prescott on the NGS 2023 All-Pro Team is running back Christian McCaffrey, who thrived in the Kyle Shanahan scheme with the San Francisco 49ers. In his first full season with the team, McCaffrey led the league in rushing yards and rush yards over expected. What's more, he became the first player in the Next Gen Stats era to lead in both yards before and after contact, a testament to the meticulously crafted offense by Shanahan and John Lynch.

Wide receivers Tyreek Hill, CeeDee Lamb, and Brandon Aiyuk also earned spots on the All-Pro Team. Hill, despite falling short of breaking Calvin Johnson's single-season receiving yards record due to injury, still led the league with 1,799 receiving yards. His ability to excel on quick passes of 10-plus air yards made him a standout performer. Lamb set career highs in various metrics, leading the NFL in receptions over expected. Aiyuk, part of a dynamic receiving duo with Deebo Samuel, had impressive numbers, including career-high receiving yards and receptions over expected.

At the tight end position, George Kittle stood out, surpassing 1,000 receiving yards for the first time since 2019. Kittle's performance was aided by the innovative offensive approach of Kyle Shanahan, who utilized motion to create opportunities for the rugged runner. His average of 3.7 yards per route run in motion was the third-highest figure among all players.

The offensive line was well-represented by Dion Dawkins, Joe Thuney, Tyler Linderbaum, Zack Martin, and Penei Sewell. Dawkins showcased exceptional pass-blocking skills, allowing only three sacks and boasting a low pressure rate. Thuney also displayed impressive pass-blocking prowess, with pressure not coming easily against him. Linderbaum's ability to limit pressure and only allowing one half-sack over 15 starts proved vital for the Baltimore Ravens' success. Martin, the third-highest-paid guard in the league, had a remarkable season, allowing pressure on just 5.9 percent of his pass blocks. Lastly, Sewell proved to be both an impactful pass blocker and a dominant force in the run game, contributing to the success of the Detroit Lions' rushing attack.

The NGS 2023 All-Pro Team reflects the exceptional performances and contributions of these talented players throughout the NFL regular season. Their skills, statistics, and ability to perform under pressure have rightfully earned them a place among the league's elite.

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