At the NFL Honors ceremony, Myles Garrett was unanimously named Defensive Player of the Year. The Cleveland Browns defensive end dominated the season, recording a historic 23 sacks. This marks Garrett's second DPOY award, cementing his status as one of the league's premier defensive talents. His performance was a key factor in the Browns' strong season.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba of the Seattle Seahawks narrowly secured the Offensive Player of the Year title. Smith-Njigba's impressive season included a career-high 1,793 receiving yards, setting new Seahawks records for both receiving yards and receptions. The competition was tight, with several other players receiving votes. This award recognizes his rising star.

Tetairoa McMillan of the Carolina Panthers won Offensive Rookie of the Year. Carson Schwesinger of the Browns was named Defensive Rookie of the Year. Mike Vrabel of the Patriots took home the Coach of the Year award. These awards highlight the outstanding performances across the league and set the stage for next season's excitement.

The inaugural Protector of the Year award, recognizing top offensive linemen, went to Joe Thuney of the Chicago Bears. Bobby Wagner won the Walter Payton Man of the Year award. These awards celebrate the league's best players and their contributions on and off the field, adding to the overall celebration of the NFL season.