The Seattle Seahawks have the most talent in the NFL of players 25-and-under.

The Houston Texans were ranked first in 2010, while the Tampa Bay Buccaneers had the distinction in 2011 and the New England Patriots last season.

The Seahawks feature Russell Wilson, Russell Okung, Richard Sherman, Earl Thomas and Kam Chancellor.

The San Francisco 49ers rank second with Colin Kaepernick and Aldson Smith headlining.

The Cincinnati Bengals, Washington Redskins and Green Bay Packers round out the top-five.

6. St. Louis Rams
7. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
8. Carolina Panthers
9. New England Patriots
10. Indianapolis Colts
11. New York Jets
12. Cleveland Browns
13. Denver Broncos
14. Tennessee Titans
15. New York Giants
16. Houston Texans
17. Dallas Cowboys
18. Minnesota Vikings
19. Miami Dolphins
20. Pittsburgh Steelers
21. Kansas City Chiefs
22. Detroit Lions
23. Philadelphia Eagles
24. Atlanta Falcons
25. Arizona Cardinals
26. Baltimore Ravens
27. Buffalo Bills
28. Chicago Bears
29. New Orleans Saints
30. San Diego Chargers
31. Jacksonville Jaguars
32. Oakland Raiders 

The Bills and safety Jarius Byrd have no contract talks scheduled for Monday, the deadline for franchised players to sign long-term deals, a source close to the talks told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.

Justin Smith grades as the best overall interior defensive lineman in the NFL over the past five seasons, according to Pro Football Focus.

"It was that 2011 season that earned Smith the praise he so duly deserved, as his dominance couldn't be hidden any longer," writes Elsayed. "Finishing second in our list of NFL players for the season, he combined fearsome pass rush with dominant run defense. So what if his 2012 season was a step off that, Smith is still the top player at his spot by some distance."

Geno Atkins, Kevin Williams, Calais Campbell and Kyle Williams round out the top-5.

Kevin Kolb is not approaching his job with the Buffalo Bills as being a placeholder until EJ Manuel is ready to start at quarterback

Manuel is clearly the Bills' intended long-term quarterback, but it is believed they are on equal footing.

"I don't buy what's being sold I guess," Kolb said. "I just listen to what (the coaches) tell me to do and roll on with it. I have a lot of confidence in my abilities and this offense and hopefully what I can do in it."