Throughout their young careers, quarterback Jameis Winston and wide receiver Mike Evans have broken several records and earned trips to the Pro Bowl, and both players have done it before their 25th birthday. This week, Pro Football Focus released their Top 25 Players Under 25 list and both Winston and Evans were selected. Winston was the No. 18 player while Evans, PFF's top-ranked wide receiver in 2016 and a member of their All-Pro team, was No. 10.
Pro Football Focus' All-Pro roster for the 2016 NFL season.

First Team WR: Mike Evans (93.3)

First Team WR: Julio Jones (92.6)

Second Team WR: Antonio Brown (89.7)

Second Team WR: Odell Beckham Jr. (86.2)

Honorable Mention WR: T.Y. Hilton (87.3)

First Team QB: Tom Brady (99.3)

Second Team QB: Matt Ryan (93.1)

Honorable Mention QB: Aaron Rodgers (92.6)

First Team RB: Ezekiel Elliott (86.3)

Second Team RB: Jay Ajayi (86.8)

Honorable Mention RB: Le'Veon Bell (86.6)

First Team FB: Kyle Juszczyk (87.9)

Second Team FB: James Develin (87.1)

First Team TE: Travis Kelce (88.5)

Second Team TE: Greg Olsen (87.5)

Honorable Mention TE: Jimmy Graham (85.0)

First Team LT: Trent Williams (92.8)

Second Team LT: David Bakhtiari (90.8)

Honorable Mention LT: Andrew Whitworth (91.3)

First Team LG: Marshal Yanda (92.0)

Second Team LG: Kelechi Osemele (88.1)

Honorable Mention LG: Josh Sitton (86.2)

First Team C: Travis Frederick (90.0)

Second Team C: Alex Mack (90.5)

Honorable Mention C: Matt Paradis (90.7)

First Team RG: Zack Martin (88.0)

Second Team RG: Kevin Zeitler (87.1)

Honorable Mention RG: Brandon Brooks (88.2)

First Team RT: Jack Conklin (88.9)

Second Team RT: Marcus Cannon (87.6)

Honorable Mention RT: Zach Strief (86.6)

Honorable Mention RT: Ryan Schraeder (87.2)

Honorable Mention RT: Bryan Bulaga (85.6)

First Team Edge Defender: Khalil Mack (93.9)

First Team Edge Defender: Brandon Graham (93.3)

Second Team Edge Defender: Cameron Jordan (92.1)

Second Team Edge Defender: Von Miller (91.1)

First Team Interior Defender: Aaron Donald (95.6)

First Team Interior Defender: Calais Campbell (90.4)

Second Team Interior Defender: Ndamukong Suh (88.4)

Second Team Interior Defender: Damon Harrison (86.0)

Honorable Mention Interior Defender: Fletcher Cox (87.1)

Honorable Mention Interior Defender: Kawann Short (87.7)

First Team LB: Bobby Wagner (91.6)

First Team LB: Luke Kuechly (92.9)

First Team LB: Sean Lee (88.6)

Second Team LB: K.J. Wright (86.9)

Second Team LB: Paul Posluszny (88.4)

Second Team LB: Dont'a Hightower (85.1)

Honorable Mention LB: C.J. Mosley (85.8)

Honorable Mention LB: Vontaze Burfict (87.6)

Honorable Mention LB: Jordan Hicks (88.0)

First Team CB: Aqib Talib (91.3)

First Team CB: Malcolm Butler (90.8)

Second Team CB: Casey Hayward (88.9)

Second Team CB: Janoris Jenkins (88.3)

Honorable Mention CB: Brent Grimes (90.8)

Honorable Mention CB: A.J. Bouye (90.9)

First Team S: Landon Collins (92.1)

First Team S: Eric Weddle (92.4)

Second Team S: Devin McCourty (89.2)

Second Team S: Kam Chancellor (92.6)

Honorable Mention S: Eric Berry (87.8)

First Team DB: Chris Harris Jr. (92.9)

Second Team DB: Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie (91.3)

Honorable Mention DB: William Gay (85.4)
"Evans had a monster year this season, making first team All-Pro with 1,321 yards and a dozen touchdowns on the back of being the league's most-targeted receiver with 168 passes going his way," PFF's Sam Monson wrote. "He caught some of the most spectacular passes of the season with some incredible body control and one-handed passes putting a highlight reel together that no other receiver can rival."
Evans is the fourth-best wide receiver under 25 behind New York's Odell Beckham, Oakland's Amari Cooper and Houston's Deandre Hopkins. He finished the year with 12 touchdown receptions, tied for a Buccaneer record, along with career-highs in catches and receiving yards. In each of his first three seasons, Evans has gone for over 1,000 yards.
Winston is the No. 2 quarterback behind Dallas rookie Dak Prescott. Although Prescott is in his first year and Winston is in his second, Winston is still the younger passer. Winston rattled off 4,090 yards in 2016, becoming the first quarterback in NFL history to begin his career with back-to-back 4,000-yard seasons.
For Pro Football Focus' full list, click **HERE**.