The All-PFF team from the last 25 years honors two former Arizona Cardinals, defensive lineman J.J. Watt and kicker Matt Prater, while notable names like Larry Fitzgerald miss the cut. Watt, who spent his last two seasons with the Cardinals, excelled in both edge and interior roles, achieving a staggering 119 quarterback pressures in 2014. He ranks among the top three sack leaders in the PFF era, a testament to his dominance. Prater, on the other hand, has enjoyed a long career, particularly noted for his accuracy, boasting an 86% field goal success rate and remarkable consistency from shorter distances.

Both players have made significant impacts in their positions. Watt's legacy is solidified with his performance metrics, while Prater's prowess as a clutch kicker is exemplified by his impressive accuracy statistics, making him one of the best kickers in the league's recent history. Their selections reflect their influence during their time with the Cardinals, despite not being part of the franchise's most storied legacy.