Cleveland rocks the league's most feared backfield. Hunt and Chubb were dominant in their first full season together, which was also their first under Browns coach Kevin Stefanski, who cut his teeth scheming up plays for Dalvin Cook. Chubb enjoyed a Cook-esque season in 2020, running for 1,067 yards in 12 games, averaging 1.75 RYOE/attempt (second in the NFL) and scoring a career-high 12 TDs en route to a Pro Bowl nod. Hunt earned eight more carries than Chubb, who dealt with a knee injury, and logged 11 scores of his own, but averaged just 4.2 yards per carry -- starting-caliber numbers in their own right, but not nearly as gnarly as Nick's. Both are under contract next season, but trouble awaits on the negotiating front. Chubb's rookie deal is up following 2021. He is worthy of a top-of-the-market extension, but exactly where the top of this market is, as recent mega-signees endure injury woes and the pandemic crunches the salary cap in the short term, isn't clear.