Posted March 22nd at 7:00am.

The MUT All-Rookie Team features updated versions of players who had breakout seasons in their first year in the league. Starting this Sunday, exciting new All-Rookie editions will be released into packs. Items will stay in packs for an extended time, but become harder to find after their premiere week. Check back each week as more All-Rookie Items are released.

CJ MOSLEY, BALTIMORE RAVENS MLB Mosley finished second in the AFC with 133 total tackles, and also intercepted two passes and forced two fumbles.

KELVIN BENJAMIN, CAROLINA PANTHERS WR Benjamin caught 73 passes for 1,0008 yards and nine touchdowns for the NFC South champion Panthers.

HA HA CLINTON-DIX, GREEN BAY PACKERS SS Clinton-Dix led all rookie DBs with 94 total tackles, and also added six pass breakups and an interception.

ZACK MARTIN, DALLAS COWBOYS RG Despite playing the most snaps of any rookie guard, Martin did not allow a single sack for the Cowboys.

JACE AMARO, NEW YORK JETS TE Amaro led all rookie tight ends in receptions (38), receiving yards (345), and touchdowns (2).

TRAI TURNER, CAROLINA PANTHERS LG After earning a starting spot halfway through the season, Turner did not allow a sack.

KHALIL MACK, OAKLAND RAIDERS ROLB Mack led all rookies with 51 total QB pressures. He also only allowed 4 catches in his zone all season.

SAMMY WATKINS, BUFFALO BILLS WR Watkins finished with 65 receptions for 982 yards and 6 TDs in his rookie season.

DEONE BUCANNON, ARIZONA CARDINALS SS Bucannon finished second in tackles among rookie defensive backs with 81.

COREY LINSLEY, GREEN BAY PACKERS C Linsley allowed only 1 sack in over 1,000 regular season snaps.

JA’WUAN JAMES, MIAMI DOLPHINS LT James had high expectations after being selected in the 1st round. He allowed only 6 sacks in over 1,000 snaps.

DEREK CARR, OAKLAND RAIDERS QB Carr led all rookie QBs in passing yards and passing touchdowns with 3,270 and 21, respectively.

E. J. GAINES, ST. LOUIS RAMS CB Gaines accumulated 15 pass breakups and 2 interceptions, while only getting beaten for a touchdown once. He also led all rookie defensive backs with 964 total snaps.

TIMMY JERNIGAN, BALTIMORE RAVENS DT Jernigan trailed only Aaron Donald in sacks and quarterback pressures among rookie defensive linemen.

PIERRE WARREN, NEW ORLEANS FS Entering the league undrafted, Warren proved his worth by posting an impressive 56.1 quarterback rating for the year on throws into his zone.

JEREMY HILL, CINCINNATI BENGALS RB Hill led all rookies with 1,124 rushing yards and nine touchdowns for the Bengals.

BRYAN STORK, NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS C Stork broke into the Patriots' starting lineup and became a crucial centerpiece to their Super Bowl run.

CALVIN PRYOR, NEW YORK JETS SS Pryor made 60 tackles for the Jets, including 20 tackles than resulted in a one-yard gain or less.

KONY EALY, CAROLINA PANTHERS RE Ealy finished his rookie season with four sacks, 15 QB hits, and nine tackles that resulted in a one-yard gain or less.

MIKE EVANS, TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS WR Evans finished first among rookie WRs in receiving touchdowns with 12 and second in receiving yards with 1,051.

CHRIS BORLAND, SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS MLB Borland filled in nicely for injured All-Pros Navorro Bowman and Patrick Willis, racking up more than 100 tackles.

KYLE FULLER, CHICAGO BEARS CB Kyle Fuller led all rookies with four interceptions while adding 10 pass break ups and three forced fumbles.

JAKE MATTHEWS, ATLANTA FALCONS RT It's difficult for a tackle to come in and have immediate success. Matthews was able to do so by giving up only six sacks in 962 snaps.

TEDDY BRIDGEWATER, MINNESOTA VIKINGS QB Bridgewater finished with the highest completion percentage and QB rating among all rookie QBs.

JOEL BITONIO, CLEVELAND BROWNS RG Bitonio played the most snaps among any rookie guard, and allowed only one sack all season.

BASHAUD BREELAND, WASHINGTON REDSKINS CB After earning a starting spot, Breeland went on to have more than 60 tackles, to go with 13 pass breakups and two interceptions.

JARVIS LANDRY, MIAMI DOLPHINS WR Landry was second among rookie WRs in receptions behind Odell Beckham Jr., and led all first-year players in yards after catch.

TRE MASON, ST. LOUIS RAMS HB Mason finished with 179 carries for 765 yards and 4 touchdowns. He also had an impressive 400 yards after contact.

TAYLOR LEWAN, TENNESSEE TITANS LT Lewan gave up the fewest sacks and quarterback pressures of any rookie offensive tackle.

JUSTIN ELLIS, OAKLAND RAIDERS DT Ellis' 10 quarterback pressures and 21 tackles helped anchor a young Raiders defense that also featured outstanding rookie Khalil Mack.