This summer, NFL Nation reporters are answering the biggest questions for every team in divisional roundtables.
Today's question: Who is the rising star in each division?
Monday's question: Who will be the best newcomer?
AFC East
There was no clear winner -- each of the four ESPN.com reporters in the division selected a different player, three of whom are defensive linemen, including Dolphins rookie Charles Harris. Read more
AFC North
These rising-star picks in the AFC North have a distinct Steelers flavor with three different Pittsburgh players receiving votes. Read more
AFC South
Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey was a Defensive Rookie of the Year candidate, and he almost exclusively took on the opposing team's No. 1 wide receiver one-on-one. Now paired with new addition A.J. Bouye, he should be even better. But he's not the only compelling young defensive talent on the rise in the AFC South. Read more
AFC West
Beyond the Raiders' Derek Carr -- a young quarterback on the upswing -- the division has some players with bust-out potential in the season to come. Read more
NFC East
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, the NFL's Offensive Rookie of the Year last season, is a compelling selection for some, but two of our NFC East reporters had other ideas for their picks for the player on the rise in the division. Read more
NFC North
The Packers ranked 31st in the NFL in passing yards allowed per game, but they believe they have a cornerstone piece to build around in Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, who tied for the NFL lead in interceptions by a safety last season with five. How does he stack up against a pair of promising second-year players in Chicago and Minnesota? Read more
NFC South
As much as offense gets talked about in this division, there are several young defensive studs who deserve recognition, with Falcons linebacker Vic Beasley Jr. leading the way. But there also is plenty of competition at wide receiver. Read more
NFC West
We should hear a lot more about DeForest Buckner this season. The 49ers' second-year interior pass-rusher is 6-foot-7 and 300 pounds, with the speed and power to win consistently on the inside. But he's not the only young defensive talent in the NFC West to keep an eye on this season. Read more