The 2010 decade is over and it was a wild one to say the least. We saw a the second-highest scoring Super Bowl matchup in 2018 between the Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots, Drew Brees set the all-time passing yards record, and Tom Brady won his sixth Super Bowl with the Patriots and that's just a small amount of what has happened over the past decade in the NFL.
Monday, the NFL announced their all-decade team for the 2010s.
Of the 53 players selected to the all-decade team, only eight of those players were unanimous selections and those guys were Tom Brady, Joe Thomas, Marshal Yanda, Adrian Peterson, J.J. Watt, Aaron Donald, Von Miller, and Justin Tucker.
Here's a look at the combined stats for the all-decade team.
Arguments can be made for players who were left off but for the most part, this is a pretty solid list.
We can only hope the next decade will provide us with more great players and moments.