Here are all the winners from Thursday's NFL Honors ceremony in San Francisco.

Schwesinger beat out New York Giants pass rusher Abdul Carter, Seattle Seahawks defensive back Nick Emmanwori, plus pass rusher James Pearce Jr. and safety Xavier Watts of the Atlanta Falcons for the award. He is the first 4-3 linebacker to win Defensive Rookie of the Year since Shaquille Leonard of the Indianapolis Colts in 2018.

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye fell short of the NFL MVP away, losing to Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford on Thursday night.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Bobby Wagner's mother always told him she believed he would make it to the NFL, encouraging him after her son's firing from the only job he ever had aside from football. The Washington Commanders linebacker lost mom Phenia Mae because of complications following a stroke in May 2009 — she was only 47.

Smith-Njigba is just the sixth wide receiver to ever win Offensive Player of the Year since the award began being handed out in 1972. He joins Justin Jefferson (2022), Cooper Kupp (2021), Michael Thomas (2019), and Jerry Rice (1993 and 1987) as the only receivers to win the award.

Our squad started the evening with five nominations, including Mike Macdonald for Coach of the Year, Klint Kubiak for Assistant Coach of the Year, Jaxon Smith-Njigba for Offensive Player of the Year, Nick Emmanwori for Defensive Rookie of the Year, and Mr. Smith-Njigba again for FedEx Ground Player of the Year.

Despite being nominated for a pair of awards, Aidan Hutchinson left this season’s NFL Honors empty-handed.