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NFL's 2010s All-Decade Team: Brady, Donald among unanimous selections

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The NFL and the Pro Football Hall of Fame announced on Monday the 2010s All-Decade Team, which includes 52 different players and two head coaches.

Tom Brady, Aaron Donald, and Adrian Peterson are among eight players to receive unanimous nominations. With only two quarterbacks allowed, Drew Brees was arguably the most notable omission.

Here is the full team:

Offense Defense
QB Tom Brady* DE Calais Campbell
QB Aaron Rodgers DE Cameron Jordan
RB Frank Gore DE Julius Peppers
RB Marshawn Lynch DE J.J. Watt*
RB LeSean McCoy DT Geno Atkins
RB Adrian Peterson* DT Fletcher Cox
WR Antonio Brown DT Aaron Donald*
WR Larry Fitzgerald DT Ndamukong Suh
WR Calvin Johnson LB Chandler Jones
WR Julio Jones LB Luke Kuechly
FLEX Darren Sproles LB Khalil Mack
TE Rob Gronkowski LB Von Miller*
TE Travis Kelce LB Bobby Wagner
OT Jason Peters LB Patrick Willis
OT Tyron Smith CB Patrick Peterson
OT Joe Staley CB Darrelle Revis
OT Joe Thomas* CB Richard Sherman
OG Jahri Evans S Eric Berry
OG Logan Mankins S Earl Thomas
OG Zack Martin S Eric Weddle
OG Marshal Yanda* DB Chris Harris Jr.
C Alex Mack DB Tyrann Mathieu
C Maurkice Pouncey
Coaches/Specialists
HC Bill Belichick
HC Pete Carroll
P Johnny Hekker
P Shane Lechler
K Stephen Gostkowski
K Justin Tucker*
PR Tyreek Hill
PR Darren Sproles
KR Devin Hester
KR Cordarrelle Patterson

The New England Patriots - who won three Super Bowls in five trips during the decade - topped all teams with nine nominations, though only Belichick remains with the team.

Brady and Belichick are among five people who also made the 2000s All-Decade Team along with Hester, Lechler, and Peppers.

A host of stars will get the chance to replicate that feat, as 39 of the 52 players on the 2010s All-Decade Team are still active entering the 2020 season.

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