2021 All-Pro Team picks on offense: Why Packers, Chiefs, Colts deserve multiple selections

Taylor has racked up the most rushing yards over expected in the metric's history (dating back to 2016) with +481 in 2021, he's tied for second in the league in first downs gained over expected with +16, and he owns the top speed reached by any ball-carrier in the NFL this season, hitting 22.13 miles per hour on a 67-yard touchdown run against the Patriots in Week 15. Kelce has been a stud for a long time, posting six straight 1,000-plus-yard seasons, and the 32-year-old continues to be the standard at his position.Williams has been fantastic in 2021, earning a pristine 98.2 overall offensive grade from Pro Football Focus as the NFL's best tackle by a fairly significant margin. The veteran did so late in the regular season, playing well enough to help Cleveland keep the game against the NFC-leading Packers competitive on Christmas Day. He owns PFF's second-highest offensive grade among all guards at 93.6 (behind only Zack Martin) and is the leader of an offensive line that has helped Nick Chubb to the second-most rushing yards (1,259) despite missing three games due to injury. Nelson has earned Pro Bowl honors in each of his first four NFL seasons and he received All-Pro nods in his first three, with 2021's team yet to be announced. He's earned the honor here as part of an offensive line clearing the way for the league's top rusher despite landing near the middle of the pack in expected rushing yards per attempt.Humphrey has been fantastic in his first NFL season, and those who watch offensive line play closely will quickly choose him for this honor. who claims the No. 1 spot: Tom Brady or Aaron Rodgers?With the regular season in the rearview, Nick Shook assembles his personal 2021 All-Pro Team and explains why the Dallas Cowboys and Tennessee Titans are deserving of multiple selections on defense.Of the 32 first-round picks from the 2019 NFL Draft, how many deserve to have the fifth-year option picked up?