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The NFL revealed Thursday the 32 players nominated for the league's most prestigious award, the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award.

The players are the winners from each club, recognized for their play on the field and their commitment to 'creating a positive impact beyond the game,' the league said.

'These 32 men represent the best of the NFL, and the incredible contributions they make to their teams and communities every day continue to keep Walter's legacy alive,' commissioner Roger Goodell said in a news release.

Below is a list of this year's club winners:

Arizona Cardinals, Kelvin Beachum

Atlanta Falcons, A.J. Terrell Jr.

Baltimore Ravens, Derrick Henry

Buffalo Bills, Dion Dawkins

Carolina Panthers, Austin Corbett

Chicago Bears, DJ Moore

Cincinnati Bengals, Ted Karras

Cleveland Browns, Grant Delpit

Dallas Cowboys, Solomon Thomas

Denver Broncos, Garett Bolles

Detroit Lions, DJ Reader

Green Bay Packers, Jordan Love

Houston Texans, Azeez Al-Shaair

Indianapolis Colts, Kenny Moore II

Jacksonville Jaguars, Logan Cooke

Kansas City Chiefs, Travis Kelce

Las Vegas Raiders, Maxx Crosby

Los Angeles Chargers, Cameron Dicker

Los Angeles Rams, Kyren Williams

Miami Dolphins, Bradley Chubb

Minnesota Vikings, C.J. Ham

New England Patriots, Hunter Henry

New Orleans Saints, Demario Davis

New York Giants, Bobby Okereke

New York Jets, Quincy Williams

Philadelphia Eagles, Jordan Mailata

Pittsburgh Steelers, Alex Highsmith

San Francisco 49ers, Curtis Robinson

Seattle Seahawks, Julian Love

Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Baker Mayfield

Tennessee Titans, Jeffery Simmons

Washington Commanders, Bobby Wagner

The winner will be announced during NFL Honors, the league's award ceremony, on Feb. 5. The charitable beneficiary of each club winner will receive up to $40,000.

Five current NFL players have been named Walter Payton Man of the Year: Arik Armstead of the Jacksonville Jaguars, Cam Heyward of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Dak Prescott of the Dallas Cowboys, Russell Wilson of the New York Giants and Calais Campbell of the Arizona Cardinals.

--Field Level Media