ESPN's All Quarter Century Team recognizes standout players from the NFC West in a 53-man roster format. This list celebrates exceptional talents from the last 25 years, spotlighting iconic figures who have significantly impacted their teams and the league as a whole.

The Arizona Cardinals are represented by legends who either spent their prime playing years in Arizona or joined later in their careers. These selections reflect the evolution of the franchise and its ongoing commitment to excellence, while also highlighting players from rival teams in the NFC West.

Jalin Hyatt's future with the New York Giants hangs in the balance as he enters his third year in the NFL after a disappointing 2024 season. The addition of veteran Darius Slayton, who has been re-signed to a three-year deal, complicates Hyatt's efforts to secure a starting position. The Giants' receiving corps is becoming increasingly competitive, and Hyatt must elevate his game significantly to prove he deserves a spot in the lineup.

Hyatt's struggle to find consistent production last season leaves him at a crossroads. As Slayton continues to perform, Hyatt faces an uphill battle to reclaim his role. It's crucial for him to adapt and develop as he aims to showcase the skills that initially made him a promising prospect. The upcoming season will be pivotal for Hyatt as he seeks to redefine his place within the team.

Calijah Kancey, a rising star among defensive tackles for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, has displayed impressive potential in his first two NFL seasons with over 11 sacks combined. However, his run defense has raised concerns, leading analysts to label this season as crucial for his development. Pro Football Focus has noted that while Kancey has shown promise as a pass-rusher, he needs to improve his performance against the run to fully live up to expectations. This season will be pivotal for Kancey as he aims to solidify his role in the Buccaneers' defense.

Philadelphia Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert, facing trade speculation due to his substantial salary and contract expiration, has opted for a contract restructure instead of moving to another team. His restructured deal reduces his cap hit while providing him the opportunity to enter free agency next offseason. Goedert expresses gratitude towards the passionate fanbase in Philadelphia, revealing their support motivates him to deliver peak performances. Despite past injury concerns, when fit, he ranks among the top tight ends in the NFL, underscoring his value to the Eagles as they push for playoff success.

Jer'Zhan "Johnny" Newton is set to build on a promising 2024 season with the Washington Commanders after overcoming a challenging rookie year plagued by injuries. The second-round draft pick played in all but one game and started 11, posting solid stats including two sacks and 44 tackles. This offseason, free from injury concerns, Newton has focused on strengthening his performance, demonstrating increased explosiveness and power as highlighted by head coach Dan Quinn.

Newton's development is essential for the Commanders' defensive line, which will look to elevate its performance in 2025. The young lineman's confidence has grown as he sheds his rookie nerves, positioning himself for a breakout season. The key will be maintaining his physical condition while adapting to the demands of his role.