Over the next eight days, we will be unveiling our All-Division teams here at CBSSports.com. What does that entail? We're picking a quarterback, two running backs, three wide receivers, two tight ends, five offensive linemen, two defensive ends, two defensive tackles, four linebackers, three cornerbacks and two safeties from each division that we believe will have the best 2016 season. Over the last few weeks, we've narrowed down the final roster, and we'll present them in this space. We'll start today with the NFC East.Quarterback: , The first call we had to make was undoubtedly the toughest. You could easily make a pretty good case here for either or , but in the end it's Romo's upside and consistency that got him the nod. Yes, Cousins led the in completion percentage last season and pulled off a fairly stunning reversal of his touchdown-to-interception ratio (29-11 last year; 18-19 before that), but he has only one good NFL season under his belt. There are reasons to think he'll produce as well as he did last season, but expecting him to outperform Manning and/or Romo, who have far longer track records, is no sure bet. Eli has those two rings on his fingers and because of that, there are some people that will refuse to acknowledge the idea that Romo could po sibly ever have a better season than him. But we're not here Desmond Howard Jersey to talk about the past, and even with his improved numbers in Bob McAdoo's offense, Eli's efficiency has not approached the level Romo typically hits. Eli has set career-highs in completion percentage the last two years. In only one of Romo's 10 seasons did he have a completion mark worse than either of those two seasons Eli just posted. And Eli's career-high pa ser rating in 2015 has been topped by Romo in seven of his nine seasons. Romo, meanwhile, led the NFL in completion percentage, yards per attempt, touchdown percentage (touchdowns/pa ses), pa ser rating, and QBR during his last healthy season. The Cowboys plan on getting back to the run-heavy, ball-control, protect-Romo offense, and as long as he stays on the field, that should work out exceedingly well for him. Add in a running back that is not only an excellent receiver out of the backfield but also an ace pa s-blocker, and he should be in for a good year.Running Backs: , Cowboys; , There aren't many rookies on any of our All-Division teams, but it's difficult to picture a rookie being put in a better position to succeed in his first year than Elliott. One of the most talented running backs to come out of college David DeJulius Jersey in the last decade, he gets to run behind the NFL's best offensive line (they've got three All-Pros up front). And it's not like teams will realistically be able to stack the box against Elliott, lest they let Romo spray the ball around to (another All-Pro, coming back from injury himself), , , and . Zeke should be a monster right away. The second running back spot in the division was tough to sort out, with Mathews' combination of opportunity and efficiency winning out over 's playmaking mostly because the didn't seem to recognize the kind of weapon Vereen was last season. Mathews backed up during his first season in Philly, but Murray's gone now and Doug Pederson is calling the plays. He's always used his running backs in a variety of ways, from his days as Andy Reid's offensive coordinator with the Eagles to those in Kansas City. Mathews was one of the NFL's most efficient backs last season -- there were 33 players with at least 100 carries and at least 20 catches in 2015, and Mathews finished sixth among that group in yards per touch. Wide Receivers: , Giants; Dez Bryant, Cowboys; , Washington Beckham is a modern marvel, already on his way to becoming one of the best receivers in NFL history, so long as he has a quality quarterback. He ranks second in post-merger NFL history in catches for a player in Jourdan Lewis Jersey his first two NFL seasons, as well as first in receiving yards, and third in receiving touchdowns. And he's racked up those figures while also mi sing five of his first 32 games. OBJ can beat cornerbacks deep or shallow, on in-breaking routes, hitches, slants, fades -- anything. Throw in the acrobatics and even in a division that includes the next guy we'll talk about, it's tough to say he's not the best player at his position in the NFC East. There are four players since the AFL/NFL merger that have racked up at least three seasons of 88-plus catches, 1,200-plus receiving yards, and 12-plus touchdowns: Marvin Harrison, Jerry Rice, Terrell Owens, and Dez Bryant. Harrison, Rice, and Owens never hit those figures until after their age-27 seasons. Bryant did it three times in a row from ages 24 through 26. If he's healthy enough to play, Dez is a pretty sure bet for an all-time year. With his foot healed, Romo back, and Elliott in the backfield, we're likely to see Dez throw up that X a bunch more times this season. One could make an argument for Jackson's teammate in the third receiver spot here, but DeSean's downfield playmaking seems a bit more valuable than Garcon's closer-to-the-line-of-scrimmage exploits. Garcon's yards per catch figure has gone down in three straight seasons, falling from 14.4 all the way to 10.8, while Jackson's never had a season where he averaged le s than 14.7 yards per catch. D-Jax also has more Ben Gedeon Jersey touchdown upside, having hit nine twice in his career. Garcon has never had more than six end zone dances.Tight Ends: , Washington; , Eagles Reed might very well have been the second-best tight end in football last season. is the cla s of the league, of course, but Reed did a decent Gronk impre sion himself: he's 6-foot-3 and 236 pounds, and he rumbled through defenses to the tune of 87 catches, 952 yards, and 11 scores in 2015. Reed had always been productive in his three-year career; the problem was he never stayed on the field before last year. The fact that he stayed healthy, and developed excellent chemistry with Cousins, led to a season where he averaged 6.2 catches for 68.0 yards per game, up from averages of solid averages of 4.8 for 48.2 in his first two campaigns (the equivalent of 77 catches for 771 yards in a 16-game season). Jason Witten is a legend. He's a no-doubt future Hall of Famer. He's a metronome that can still be penciled in for 65-plus catches for 700-plus yards basically in his sleep. But Ertz's upward trajectory in terms Chad Henne Jersey of both his involvement in Philly's offense and his production, combined with his age (he's still only 25) make him the better bet for a better 2016 season. Ertz has seen more targets, caught more pa ses (and a higher percentage of pa ses thrown to him), and racked up more receiving yards in each of his three seasons than he did the season before. That resulted in a 75-853-2 line last season, and if the Eagles finally decide to get a 6-foot-5, 249-pound tight end more involved in the red zone, that production should on